[Seruzawa]

Really? Maybe people who like red meat are depressed because those arrogant smarmy holier-than-thou vegetarians, loud mouthed little hitlers and fad-addicted doctors are constantly telling them how unhealthy red meat is... although no one has ever proved anything of the sort.

Vegetarianism is a religious conviction, not a scientifically backed lifetyle.

[fortunecookie]

Maybe people who like red meat are depressed because those arrogant smarmy holier-than-thou vegetarians, loud mouthed little hitlers and fad-addicted doctors are constantly telling them how unhealthy red meat is... although no one has ever proved anything of the sort.

LOL! I love red meat, too. You could consider trying to add some of the elements of the chart along with your choice of protein, there is still benefit to be had.

[elcid1970]

“Vegetarianism is a religious conviction”

Absolutely! Couldn’t agree more.

Except their smarmy preachiness doesn’t depress me, it AMUSES me!

Especially when my healthy molars are munching on a perfectly grilled ribeye or N.Y. strip.

But in the current climate, that might now be considered “a blow struck against the state...a political act”.

The quote is from Orwell’s “1984”.

[radiohead]

<Vegetarianism is a religious conviction,

Are you kidding? I’m a vegan and it has nothing to do with religion. jeez. The proper statement is that vegetarianism and veganism may be a religious conviction for some people. For others it is a choice. Kinda like choosing to be a conservative and not worrying about what other people eat, or why they eat that way or calling them names because they don’t eat what you eat.

[caveat emptor]

Vegetarianism is a religious conviction, not a scientifically backed lifetyle.

Try reading some scientific information relating to vegetarianism and health. The connection has to do with iron.

Try here, here, here, and here.