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1. • CommentAuthorjagerhans
   • CommentTimeSep 25th 2009 edited

    
   when i stumbled upon your page my first instinct was to look for a feedback forum to yell you bloody mongoloids , then i chilled out a bit and decided to resort to some sort of dialogue. first off , i am NOT a vegan/vegetarian . i love meat a lot and i've been hunting for quite awhile and plan to start again in the future, i have nothing 'moral' against killing animals and i can easily slit the throat of a lamb without second thought if necessary. but.
   I tried for some three years to turn to partial vegetarianism (i still ate some fish each now and then), driven into that by the consideration that today's meat coming from intensive production couldn't be so healthy like the steaks of our fathers, curious about the results, and the outcomes weren't precisely satisfactory. i gained a lot of weight that was hard to lose then when i turned back to steaks and roast-beef. without meat i had to eat a lot more to feel fulfilled , but it is false that if you don't eat meat you 'are always hungry'. only you have to eat more. and you can build up some lard. i noticed only one good result, my frequent stomach aches vanished completely. today i think that veganism is just crazy and vegetarianism can be ok for some or detrimental to others and i believe that you have some serious point but the way you expose your thoughts on the site is so outrageously stupid, biased, hateful, arrogant, aggressive and grotesque that most people will surely walk away from what appears a web page owned by fucking lunatics of the fanatic type. you say that vegetarians are aggressive but you appear too be more than simlpy aggressive, you look furious against a community that in its vast majority is widely regarded as peaceful. ok PETA people are dimwitted scumbags, that's clear but please let's step further. The Holy Bible itself narrates of three pious 'vegetarians' named Sadrach, Mesach and Abednego and the account of their history looks just like an advocacy of vegetarianism from the word of God, also it is written that in the beginning Man didn't eat meat. It appears from the scriptures that though meat eating is not condemned, vegetarianism is viable and morally ok. Are you questioning the Bible, smartasses ? all the rants about evil vegetarians in history do not even deserve an answer , it would be like throwing pearls at the pigs. what i'd like to stress is, you have just a few serious points to explain but even those few ones are obscured by the overwhelmingly huge pile of bullshit you concentrated in that single, little crappy web page of yours. to end this, i think that you are yes , a bunch of fucking and possibly dangerous retards, but some of your ideas about nutrition are a lot smarter than you and don't deserve to be mouthed by you lameasses.
2. • CommentAuthorguest
   • CommentTimeJul 15th 2010

    
   guest:
   
   Well said.
3. • CommentAuthorguest
   • CommentTimeJul 17th 2010

    
   guest:
   
   Are we questioning the Bible? Of course. Who in their right mind wants to take their morals from a book written by a bunch of bronze age goat-herding meat-eaters?