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What's with this anti-vegetarianism?

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  1. Can't we all get along? Heck, I could care less if someone wants to live
    on soy.

    --
    Bob in CT

  2. Me neither.
    There are lots of times I just don't feel like eating meat, when the smell,
    the look or the idea of the texture is a real turn off.
    To each his own.
    This is a support group for LC, not an anti vegetarian group.
    jo
    nj

    "Bob in CT" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Can't we all get along? Heck, I could care less if someone wants to live
    on soy.
    Bob in CT

  3. Bob in CT said:

    Can't we all get along? Heck, I could care less if someone wants to live
    on soy.

    there are plenty of vegetarians who wouldn't touch soy with a ten foot
    pole...😉

    --
    Disclaimer: Everything authored by me is my own opinion and personal
    experience, unless otherwise indicated.

  4. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Bob in CT said:

    Can't we all get along? Heck, I could care less if someone wants to live
    on soy.

    I'm not anti-vegetarian, I'm anti MILITANT vegetarian that thinks we are
    all awful, evil, fat and unhealthy because we eat animal protein.

    I'm in the "personal choice whatever works for you" frame of mind but
    like religious fanatics, I dislike other people's preaching being
    literally shoved down my throat. :-P PETA is a perfect example of
    extremism.

    A difference of opinion on lifestyles is fine and can be discussed with
    pro's and con's in a civilized manner

    When it degenerates into name calling and idiocy like "I'm right and you
    are wrong and you are a dumbass and will die early" then I'm pretty much
    done with it.

    Most of the time anyway. ;-)

    There are idiots in both courts.

    A balanced diet is best IMHO to include food sources from Plant, animal
    and fungal kingdoms.

    YMMV.
    --
    Om.

    "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

  5. Crafting Mom said:
    Bob in CT said:

    Can't we all get along? Heck, I could care less if someone wants to
    live
    on soy.

    there are plenty of vegetarians who wouldn't touch soy with a ten foot
    pole...😉

    Where would get protein? The "rice and beans" trick?

    --
    Bob in CT

  6. OmManiPadmeOmelet said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Bob in CT said:

    Can't we all get along? Heck, I could care less if someone wants to
    live
    on soy.

    I'm not anti-vegetarian, I'm anti MILITANT vegetarian that thinks we are
    all awful, evil, fat and unhealthy because we eat animal protein.

    I'm in the "personal choice whatever works for you" frame of mind but
    like religious fanatics, I dislike other people's preaching being
    literally shoved down my throat. :-P PETA is a perfect example of
    extremism.

    A difference of opinion on lifestyles is fine and can be discussed with
    pro's and con's in a civilized manner

    When it degenerates into name calling and idiocy like "I'm right and you
    are wrong and you are a dumbass and will die early" then I'm pretty much
    done with it.

    Most of the time anyway. ;-)

    There are idiots in both courts.

    A balanced diet is best IMHO to include food sources from Plant, animal
    and fungal kingdoms.

    YMMV.

    Well, I'm also anti-troll vegan. Perhaps that's what we have?

    --
    Bob in CT

  7. OmManiPadmeOmelet said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Bob in CT said:

    Can't we all get along? Heck, I could care less if someone wants to live
    on soy.

    I'm not anti-vegetarian, I'm anti MILITANT vegetarian that thinks we are
    all awful, evil, fat and unhealthy because we eat animal protein.

    I'm in the "personal choice whatever works for you" frame of mind but
    like religious fanatics, I dislike other people's preaching being
    literally shoved down my throat. :-P PETA is a perfect example of
    extremism.

    A difference of opinion on lifestyles is fine and can be discussed with
    pro's and con's in a civilized manner

    When it degenerates into name calling and idiocy like "I'm right and you
    are wrong and you are a dumbass and will die early" then I'm pretty much
    done with it.

    Most of the time anyway. ;-)

    There are idiots in both courts.

    A balanced diet is best IMHO to include food sources from Plant, animal
    and fungal kingdoms.

    YMMV.
    --
    Om.

    "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

    Ditto. Very well said.

    TC

  8. OmManiPadmeOmelet said:
    Bob in CT said:

    Can't we all get along? Heck, I could care less if someone wants to live
    on soy.

    I'm not anti-vegetarian, I'm anti MILITANT vegetarian that thinks we are
    all awful, evil, fat and unhealthy because we eat animal protein.

    Just a few trolls passing through. At a glance it appears
    some of them run keyword searches on posts and then go
    attack. It's fun to point out the flaws and goad them into
    statements that are outright idiocy. But like any troll
    infestation it will pass soon enough.

    Trolls are low carb, but they turn to stone when exposed
    to sunlight. I've always wondered if the stoning process
    increases their carb count.

  9. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Bob in CT said:
    OmManiPadmeOmelet said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Bob in CT said:

    Can't we all get along? Heck, I could care less if someone wants to
    live
    on soy.

    I'm not anti-vegetarian, I'm anti MILITANT vegetarian that thinks we are
    all awful, evil, fat and unhealthy because we eat animal protein.

    I'm in the "personal choice whatever works for you" frame of mind but
    like religious fanatics, I dislike other people's preaching being
    literally shoved down my throat. :-P PETA is a perfect example of
    extremism.

    A difference of opinion on lifestyles is fine and can be discussed with
    pro's and con's in a civilized manner

    When it degenerates into name calling and idiocy like "I'm right and you
    are wrong and you are a dumbass and will die early" then I'm pretty much
    done with it.

    Most of the time anyway. ;-)

    There are idiots in both courts.

    A balanced diet is best IMHO to include food sources from Plant, animal
    and fungal kingdoms.

    YMMV.

    Well, I'm also anti-troll vegan. Perhaps that's what we have?

    Indeed...
    But trolls must be fed to survive.
    --
    Om.

    "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

  10. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Quoted message said:
    OmManiPadmeOmelet said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Bob in CT said:

    Can't we all get along? Heck, I could care less if someone wants to live
    on soy.

    I'm not anti-vegetarian, I'm anti MILITANT vegetarian that thinks we are
    all awful, evil, fat and unhealthy because we eat animal protein.

    I'm in the "personal choice whatever works for you" frame of mind but
    like religious fanatics, I dislike other people's preaching being
    literally shoved down my throat. :-P PETA is a perfect example of
    extremism.

    A difference of opinion on lifestyles is fine and can be discussed with
    pro's and con's in a civilized manner

    When it degenerates into name calling and idiocy like "I'm right and you
    are wrong and you are a dumbass and will die early" then I'm pretty much
    done with it.

    Most of the time anyway. ;-)

    There are idiots in both courts.

    A balanced diet is best IMHO to include food sources from Plant, animal
    and fungal kingdoms.

    YMMV.
    --
    Om.

    "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack
    Nicholson

    Ditto. Very well said.

    TC

    Thank you! :-)
    --
    Om.

    "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

  11. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Doug Freyburger said:
    OmManiPadmeOmelet said:
    Bob in CT said:

    Can't we all get along? Heck, I could care less if someone wants to live
    on soy.

    I'm not anti-vegetarian, I'm anti MILITANT vegetarian that thinks we are
    all awful, evil, fat and unhealthy because we eat animal protein.

    Just a few trolls passing through. At a glance it appears
    some of them run keyword searches on posts and then go
    attack. It's fun to point out the flaws and goad them into
    statements that are outright idiocy. But like any troll
    infestation it will pass soon enough.

    Trolls are low carb, but they turn to stone when exposed
    to sunlight. I've always wondered if the stoning process
    increases their carb count.

    That was funny. ;-)
    Thanks!
    --
    Om.

    "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

  12. Like OM said.

    I have seen the PETA/Vegan anti-everyone else stuff. They have an agenda
    that does things like publish Dr. Atkins misrepresented medical records.

    I've seen know-it-all messages, purportedly by a Dr. Greger, sent
    intrusively into low carb forums, warning that people are killing
    themselves, or something like that.

    I have suspected that a vegetarian diet supplemented with the proper animal
    based nutrients may be a viable option.

    I have been a bit envious of the low BMI bodies that vegetarians often
    achieve. Many of today's popular movie stars are vegetarians.

    "Bob in CT" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Can't we all get along? Heck, I could care less if someone wants to live
    on soy.

    --
    Bob in CT

  13. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Cubit said:

    Like OM said.

    I have seen the PETA/Vegan anti-everyone else stuff. They have an agenda
    that does things like publish Dr. Atkins misrepresented medical records.

    I've seen know-it-all messages, purportedly by a Dr. Greger, sent
    intrusively into low carb forums, warning that people are killing
    themselves, or something like that.

    I have suspected that a vegetarian diet supplemented with the proper animal
    based nutrients may be a viable option.

    I have been a bit envious of the low BMI bodies that vegetarians often
    achieve. Many of today's popular movie stars are vegetarians.

    As long as they stay away from too many grains and the starchier
    veggies.....
    --
    Om.

    "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

  14. Bob in CT said:

    Where would get protein? The "rice and beans" trick?

    Didn't know it was a "trick"... but some do use legumes and grains, yes,
    other people use nuts, etc - accompanying a wide variety of vegetables
    and fruits. I thought the "where do you get your protein" thing
    was a question people posed in the 70s to 80s.... Much like people who are
    low carb get bored of the "your kidneys are going to fall out" biz 😉 and
    the old "I can never live without my fruit"... There's not a diet out
    there that is not deluged with mainstream media ignorance, Atkins,
    vegetarian eating, etc... What works for some may not work for others.
    Some are best with veg, and some are best with low-carb.

    --
    Disclaimer: Everything authored by me is my own opinion and personal
    experience, unless otherwise indicated.

  15. Don't think it does anything for the carbs but it does increase their
    mineral intake, Doug.
    jo

    "Doug Freyburger" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Trolls are low carb, but they turn to stone when exposed
    to sunlight. I've always wondered if the stoning process
    increases their carb count.

  16. Hey, me, too. Let em eat all the veggies they want. Leaves more meat
    for me.

    But coming into a LC group with that smarmy, holier-than-meat-eaters
    [censored] was pretty weird. Did he think we'd all "see the light", throw
    out our meat and say "good-bye" to LCing?

    GFL on that. I mean....Im not going into a vegitarians group to tout
    the wonders of meat and fat, am I?

    Lass

    What's with this anti-vegetarianism?

    Group: alt.support.diet.low-carb Date: Fri, Aug 19, 2005, 2:46pm From:
    [email hidden] (Bob in CT)
    Can't we all get along? Heck, I could care less if someone wants to live
    on soy.
    --
    Bob in CT

    LassChance~
    5-16-05 202/182/162

  17. I eat meat because I have to, because it's part, to me, of a well balanced
    diet.
    I did think, years ago, that I could do without the taste of meat and become
    a vegetarian. Even for emotional reasons I could have done that.
    But, during that time in which I tried vegetarianism, I gained more weight
    and didn't feel all that good.
    LC is best for me. I still get in enough veggies and enough in fruit.

    jo

    "Lass Chance_2" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...
    Hey, me, too. Let em eat all the veggies they want. Leaves more meat
    for me.
    But coming into a LC group with that smarmy, holier-than-meat-eaters
    [censored] was pretty weird. Did he think we'd all "see the light", throw
    out our meat and say "good-bye" to LCing?
    GFL on that. I mean....Im not going into a vegitarians group to tout
    the wonders of meat and fat, am I?
    Lass

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