Vegetarians Do Not Kill

Alistar

If people became vegetarians purely because of health reasons - I don't think they are less likely to kill.

dj Oneness

www.live2love.info One Shall Not Kill, thats is what Vegetarians are doing a example to all flesh-eaters

dj Oneness

Why mankind is plagued with a society full of killings is because they do not follow this divine www.live2love.info ONE SHALL NOT KILL Flesh-eaters approve of killing, because if they could not buy flesh they would have to kill a living being like a animal to eat it. So it stands to reason that flesh-eaters do not fully respect the life of other living beings and are more likely to kill (for any reason). As is reflected in the mega sells of music and movies that glamorises the act of killing which is taken from real lifes of (flesh-eating) beasts. It is vital for the sake of the children that vegetarians with our own non-killing principles help stop this selfish evil act of killing, that has taken the lifes of our families, friends and other living beings. www.live2love.info

AndyBa

I agree vegetarians are less likely to kill.

WarChild

curlytopper wrote: Vegans stand for the preservation of life not the killing or destruction of life. Not mandatory.

curlytopper

Most definitely. Vegans stand for the preservation of life not the killing or destruction of life. It should be emphasized that it is not only for vegans to avoid killing but for all the people of the world.

mredthomas

The scared buck is dangerous, they say, but yes vegetarians might be less likely to kill.

curlytopper

mredthomas wrote: The dogs took to chasing the horses. One day one of the dogs grabbed one of the horses by the tail. The horse kicked him right in the nuts, and the dog went flying through the air. He was swollen up for weeks, but right back out chasing the horses. I yelled at the dogs to quit chasing the horses, and they guiltily quit. The horses went over to them and told them to ignore me...'let's run!...wolves!!!!aieeeeee!!!!" Elephant stomp? Then there is a tale about a horse that jumped over a fence, tore the arm off a farmer's son and killed him. One wonders if the farmer was considering dealing horse meat. And how do you feed a wolf? The dogs would eat bread until I tried to force them to, then they said, 'no, we're carnivores!' Cats? I eat vegan because non-vegan tends to make me sick. The question of killing is hard, but so is life on the planet. I do not make a practice of it, at all, enjoying the vegan paradisicals, but seem to live in a world where killing a wolf might be necessary. The scared buck is dangerous, they say, but yes vegetarians might be less likely to kill. Huh? I'm very confused with the entire statement. It seems incoherent, the only thing I got from the post was 'The scared buck is dangerous, they say, but yes vegetarians might be less likely to kill'.

mredthomas

vegetarians do not seem to be pacifists, necessarily, by nature. Why do rhinos and elephants fight?

curlytopper

mredthomas wrote: vegetarians do not seem to be pacifists, necessarily, by nature. Why do rhinos and elephants fight? LOL. :lol: Well, human beings are really not vegetarians by nature, we're supposed to be omnivores right? The evidence is in the teeth structure. Human beings are all born with canines used for holding on and puncturing flesh. The fact that some people choose to be vegans are by personal choice, not natural.

mredthomas

I think Pan explains the nature of man. Human means 'Breath of God', and we read Genesis 1 for an insight into human creation. After the fall to carnivore, millions of years of carnivore evolution followed, right? Weak canines? We believe the decision (right) to go vegan, an acceptance of Krishna (peace), opens the genetic program (chakra?) vegan, and one becomes unable to eat otherwise. A true vegan. No turning back.

curlytopper

:o I think there's no point in turning vegan then changing your mind, right? The above post is very hard to comprehend but I think it has very good content to it. There's just something wrong with the paragraph construction, I think.

GreenBro

vegetarians are less likely to kill ... that`s my opinion too!