Idiots shouldn't be vegans nor should they be parents

[princessgalena]

As many of us hear in the news about cruelty to children and such, and most of us think idiots shouldn't procreate, they always do. Also, idiots shouldn't be vegans or vegetarians. I have nothing really against people who either don't eat meat or don't eat animal products, but I love my meat and my cheese, if I wasn't allergic to milk so much I

Comments

Agreed

[prettybird911]

If we weren't meant to eat meat... explain human dentition. The toxins that vegans rave about comming from meat actually only come animal products actually come from animal FAT - eliminating the fat eliminates the toxins. Eliminating the animal products themselves results in all sort of bodily harm. Besides, babies need fat. They also need human antibodies contained in breast milk. And what was wrong with feeding the baby formula? Also, vegans have to take a bunch of other random lab-created chemical stuff to get similar nutrition to that found in real food (and not all of it can be re-created in vegan form, for example vitamin B12) - in a much more harmful manner since most of those vegan chemical pseudo-foods are carcinogenic and cause brain damage. Brain damage, hmmm... might explain a few things. Stupidest diet EVER. Bob sent this article out to a bunch of his vegan friends. LOL

Re: Agreed

[logicbreakheart]

Only stupid vegans eat those kinds of foods. A vegan diet can be healthier than one containing meat as long as it doesn't contain any of that rubbish. There are pros and cons to all diets. You could say "look at omnivorous people, how do they expect to get proper nutrition when all they eat is hamburgers!" obviously anyone of any diet can eat chemical-ridden awful food. Alot of omnivorous people don't actually get enough protein because the type of proteins they eat usually come from meat (not exactly the source of all good health!) and meat proteins are the hardest for the human body to break down. Vegetable proteins are far easier to break down, a good source is a popular (proper not plastic vegan food) Quinoa also sprouts, beans, grains and nuts and seeds

The Granola Crisis (Part 1)

[prettybird911]

I don't know what your credintials are... and I don't know who you are either to be honest other than some random person on the internet who knows Jenn

Re: The Granola Crisis (Part 1)

[logicbreakheart]

I didn't actually say that I liked the omnivores-for-survival theory, I don't particularly, I was just aware that it was a popular theory

[logicbreakheart]

To be fair it's easier to be a slim healthy vegan (as long as you only eat food from home and a lot of veg, pulses, legumes etc. that most people haven't even heard of!) than to be a slim healthy meat eater. Meat proteins for example are harder to digest than other proteins unless you have an extremely healthy diet.

But what on earth... ? What about breast milk? The most natural thing you can give your baby! Where was the health visitor during all this? Surely they have midwifes or something in Atlanta that check on the babies early progress?

Also, I personally think that regardless of your diet preferences or needs you should try and make your child's diet as varied as possible and let them decide for themselves.

[prettybird911]

I would also like to point out that not only is breast milk not "vegan" (A human is an animal right? You're not implying that breast-feeding mothers are plants I hope?)... but oral sex is also not "vegan." I always wondered how they got around that one

[logicbreakheart]

Indeed breast milk isn't vegan. I was pointing out my horror at the fact that they even went as far as not giving their baby his most natural source of nutrition. Sorry if I didn't make that clear.

I'm not entirely sure why you're picking apart my theory/thought that it would be nice if parents gave their child as varied a diet as possible regardless of their own preferences. It's pretty straightforward and yet your comment seems to imply that I said something along the line of "All parents in the world let their kids do what they want". So either you misunderstood or you're just really annoyed at me and just can't stop! I am also sure they did what they thought was best for their baby, probably, but that wasn't given him a varied diet regardless of their own preferences was it, so I'm not entirelty sure why you're telling me that but fair enough.