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Old 06-01-2010, 09:34 PM   #30
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Originally Posted by nomesque View Post
I cope with the PETA types better than with the 'I eat meat but I can't stand the idea of an animal dying for it' types. GAH! I'm a country kid, I grew up around farms and killing-for-food. After I turned vegetarian, I started breeding mice for my cats (because I didn't think depriving THEM of meat was fair, and at least this way I knew how the animals going into the cat food had been treated). The number of people who thought I was a monster for doing that, and swooned at the idea that their meat was being raised and killed less humanely... but wouldn't dream of not eating meat...

I guess when you get right down to it, I'm a big fan of logical consistency. Believe what you want, only PLEASE MAKE SENSE!
I'll never forget a friend of mine in Germany who was an "ethical" vegetarian that had no problem with owning a full length fox coat. I eat meat, I hunt, I'll wear leather and fur, but nothing that cannot be consumed
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