Are you a vegetarian? If so, why? If not, than why are you not a vegetarian? What is your limit on food?
340565
Not a vegetarian.  I guess my answer as to why I'm not a vegetarian is: why would I be one?  There are certain things that are harvested and sold as food products that I won't eat, but I still feel like animal meat is an essential part of the food chain.  One limit on food for me would be parts of the animal that are not technically muscle.  I won't eat things like hot dogs, which have all kinds of odds and ends in them.  Cow tongue is a muscle, but I wouldn't eat that either, unless I was starving.
72902
Vegetarians won't eat any meat but vegans won't eat any product or byproduct of an animal. They are missing out on soooo much.
1148276
In the beginning yes\n\nI have a friend went vegetarian and he lost a lot of weight.  Has kept it off too.
546270
Good for you! I've been a happy veg for about 6 yrs. now. Peta has a lot of info about being & becoming a veg. There are a lot of magazines about vegetarianism and I can also reccommend a cookbook called "The Starving Students' Vegetarian Cookbook" (ISBN: 0-446-67675-6) The most important thing to consider when becoming a veg is getting enough iron, this is found in leafy greens, especially spinach. You might find a supplement (they're best eaten with a sufficient meal.) Protein can be found in soy products and love your peanutbutter!
755064
Hi.  Vegetarians eat other proteins - legumes, whole grains, and milk products (yogurt, milk, tofu, etc.)\n\nIf you want to stay full longer, include a protein with each meal.  If you want to feel full longer in the morning and still want your regular cereal, have an egg white omlet with it or some yougurt. \n\nSame thing with dinner - include some kind of protein - include whole wheat, beans, or even a glass of milk with your dinner will help.
824944
I'd say veggie; what could be wrong with eating vegetables and I'm sure that there are other ways to obtain protein\n   - I think meat has been linked to heart disease; matter of fact there was an article about the consumption of red meat on the front page of the Washington Post and the affects it has and how it makes women more prone to a certain kind of cancer but of course they will continue to sell it the same way they still sell milk
648229
I am a vegetarian and have been for almost 5 years now.\n\nThe advantages of being one are:\n- vegetarian food is healthier, meat contains many bacteria and causes various kinds of diseases\n- vegetarian food is lighter, more easier to digest. Meat contains animals fats which are difficult to digest. I, personally, felt very heavy and sick after eating meat (before I became vegetarian).\n- morally, eating animals is wrong. They deserve to live and it is not right to kill them and, like you said, it is wrong and disgusting to "bury a piece of cadaver in our stomach".\n\nThese are my arguments and I agree with them one hundred percent. I know that since I became a vegetarian, I have been feeling great, I had no problems digesting food and I never felt so sick to my stomach as when I was eating meat.\n\nHope you make the right choice. ;)
1048905
I think you have to eat flesh to be a cannibal. I actually think that eating any meat makes you a cannibal. That's why I'm a vegetarian, but anyway.
1065049
it's not called as vegetarian, but some vegetarians, do eat eggs, because they take this eating animals thing a bit less seriously. (some even eat fish, so this thing is really confusing to me anywayz)
759776
I'm vegetarian, and i'm no extremist or anything but here's how I feel:\nKilling animals is something that humans have done for a long time. period.  I think we should stop, because we don't need to do it anymore to survive, but that hasn't always been the case.  If anyone gets all up-in-arms about killing animals in a fantasy game, they're an idiot.  That's just my opinion as a doctor.  They would be the same kind of person that would take sex out of shakespeare to make it PC.  I would kill animals for food or points in a game, and I would let my kids do it, too.
1092490
i dont think any human could be complete non vegetarian , u will still have chapati and rice sometime ...
617473
what the hell kind of question is this? do you eat food or what? where do you get your food from? do you grow everything yourself?
958429
Few of the neo-Pagan religions require people to be vegetarians or vegans; certain traditions or sects might, but they tend to be fairly small.  Some religions may have prohibitions against specific *types* of food, especially in certain circumstances, but again, you're more apt to see this on the tradition level.\n\nThat said, there's a number of Pagans who are vegetarian or vegan, as a personal choice, often due to their religious beliefs.  At the same time, there's a number of Pagans who are decidedly omnivores, as a personal choice, due to their religous beliefs.  There's enough different interpretations that both are possible.
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A vegetarian, not likely. Through the design of creation of happenstance or evolution (which is a different argument, for another time) I am at a certain place in the food chain, as is the rabbit. So as a result I will allow the rabbit to eat his food, and I will in-turn eat the rabbit.
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I think you're confusing vegans and vegetarians. There are plenty of vegetarians who I agree are being a bit hypocritical...they wont eat meat because of animal treatment yet they wear leather, etc.\nThe definition of a vegan is a person who abstains from using any and all products that involved animals to be produced---They dont eat meat, dairy, eggs, honey or ANYTHING with animal-derived ingredients (ie-gelatin, casein, etc.). They do not wear leather, wool, fur or silk. They do not use any cosmetics or cleaning products that were  tested on animals. Any person who claims to be vegan and does not do all of these things is, by definition, not a vegan.\nAs for "excuses" for being vegan...it's good for everyone! It's good for the animals for obvious reasons, it's good for the environment (factoy farms create all kinds of waste), non-animal products require less energy to be made, those who follow a vegan diet DECREASE (not eliminate) their risk of developing many kinds of cancer, as well as diabetes, heart disease, obesity, and Alzheimer's. \nAs for plants screaming when cut, that's the most absurd thing I've ever heard. I've taken classes on plants and I can assure you that they lack the physical features to allow them to scream....As well, plants don't have a brain or a central nervous system, so they are, as far as we know, incapable of feeling pain, at least in the same way we are.
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Not me I'm vegetarian
295147
Buddhist do no eat meat, no and if you are intrested in fiding more, try  , en.wikipedia.org, says more than I ever could :)