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    Quote Originally Posted by lv4dogs
    yup dog house material.

    I don't always agree with PITA but yes these things really go on.

    Just make sure if you are becoming a vegatarian because of the cruilty to animals that you may as well become a vegan. Egg farms, milking farms (for milk, cheese, cream, yougurt, all dairy products) etc.. can be just as cruel if not worse.
    I'm not vegan because I hate tofu and soy, but I still didn't want to support animal cruelty. So, I did some research and found a good organic milk & milk product company (Horizon Organic). I also use organic eggs from cage-free vegetarian-fed hens. And then for baking and cooking I use soy milk and egg substitutes, because I can't tell the difference if it's cooked

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    Sorry about not putting this in dog house I didn't know what the dog house was really for.
    The only thing I like from dairy products is milk so it won't be very hard to become Vegen(sp?) I had my first veg meal today and tried some new stuff. The only problem with me is that I'm VERY picky!
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    I have now been a vegetarion for over 6 months, and yes thats the video that made me change. Hopefully I can stay this way forever, but it is hard when my freinds invite me over to there house and all they have is meat. good luck
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    Ok, my opinion all this vegetarian stuff:

    If you've read the Bible, you'll know that God put animals on this earth for us to eat. Not to play with. lol

    BUT the thing I don't agree with is how some places do it. It is extremely inhumane and I know God didn't mean for it to be that way. But He gave his people the ability to choose. Sadly, some choice the wrong.


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    For me, I think of animals more as humans, they are always there for me and respect me. I don't think I could actually eat animals; for all that they have done for me, even though I haven’t meant those animals before. Does that kind of make sense??
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    If you've read the Bible, you'll know that God put animals on this earth for us to eat. Not to play with. lol
    No disrespect but I dont belive in the bible once so ever.
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    Quote Originally Posted by buttercup132
    No disrespect but I dont belive in the bible once so ever.
    Hehe.. that's alright.. I respect your opinion on it.


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    Welcome to vegetarianism! I have been one for 6 years now, and videos like that have made me one. Good luck with it

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    I've seen that video before. It's so sad. I've always been vegitarian though, so it didn't cause me to not eat meat. Meat is gross. (Except fish!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by BC_MoM
    Ok, my opinion all this vegetarian stuff:

    If you've read the Bible, you'll know that God put animals on this earth for us to eat. Not to play with. lol

    BUT the thing I don't agree with is how some places do it. It is extremely inhumane and I know God didn't mean for it to be that way. But He gave his people the ability to choose. Sadly, some choice the wrong.
    I know a lot of people feel that way. I'm not very religious though. I believe in God but that's about the extent of it.

    I love animals too much to support cruelty to them. I honestly would not be vegetarian today if animals were killed humanely for their meat. But then again, that's not very possible. If I knew the meat on my plate lived a healthy life and was treated well until it's very last breath, I could eat it. But that's not the way it is, and I can't go on pretending so like I did for the first 15 years of my life. I had this weird thing where I would not eat meat if it "looked" like the animal, like if the bone was still there. I was making myself believe it wasn't really an animal.

    And now I'm very happy with my decision. I am much healthier both physically as well as in state of mind - because I do not worry about what is on my dinner plate. It's a pain in the butt sometimes, but well worth it.

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    I feel the same as Bc_mom. I won't stop eating animals. BUT I hate the way some places do that. That's what makes me upset.

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    Quote Originally Posted by .sarah
    I honestly would not be vegetarian today if animals were killed humanely for their meat. But then again, that's not very possible. If I knew the meat on my plate lived a healthy life and was treated well until it's very last breath, I could eat it.
    That is exactly why the small amount of meat that I eat comes from the local 4-H. I used to be a part of that program, I KNOW those animals were loved and lived wonderful lives. I still don't buy it very often, but once in awhile it's nice (plus if I don't DBF will go buy the commercially slaughtered stuff and I just don't want that in my house)

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    Quote Originally Posted by CathyBogart
    That is exactly why the small amount of meat that I eat comes from the local 4-H. I used to be a part of that program, I KNOW those animals were loved and lived wonderful lives. I still don't buy it very often, but once in awhile it's nice (plus if I don't DBF will go buy the commercially slaughtered stuff and I just don't want that in my house)
    That's good! I respect people more when they care enough to do something about the cruelty, whether it be going vegetarian or buying your meat from a source like that. I don't like it when people say that they hate what's going on, but refuse to do anything about it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BC_MoM
    Ok, my opinion all this vegetarian stuff:

    If you've read the Bible, you'll know that God put animals on this earth for us to eat. Not to play with. lol

    BUT the thing I don't agree with is how some places do it. It is extremely inhumane and I know God didn't mean for it to be that way. But He gave his people the ability to choose. Sadly, some choice the wrong.
    THANK YOU! That is a point that so many people don't understand.

    Not to say that whatever happens in the video (I'm not going to watch it) is not true, but PETA is a very unreliable source.

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    Quote Originally Posted by buttercup132
    Sorry about not putting this in dog house I didn't know what the dog house was really for.
    The only thing I like from dairy products is milk so it won't be very hard to become Vegen(sp?) I had my first veg meal today and tried some new stuff. The only problem with me is that I'm VERY picky!
    I'm picky too. If you want I can give you some recipes if you like to cook. Though I don't have many vegan ones, just vegetarian. I also have a book of restaurants that are vegan and vegetarian friendly and I downloaded it online. I'll try to find that for you.

    There's also a member on here named veegan who is vegan.

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