Vegetarian, to be or not to be?

I'm 15 and I've been a vegan since I was 13 and vegetarian since I was 8. I turned vegetarian when I ate a bacon sandwich and felt really guilty about the pig that I had eaten. When I was 13 I realized that torturing animals is just as bad as, if not worse than, killing the animal. I don't find it hard and never have done because I think of the poor animals whenever I see meat. Watch this video on youtube, Meet Your Meat , it shows what most slaughterhouses are really like. And it goes for most dairy farms too. If you can't watch it then you shouldn't be eating meat. I would really suggest becoming vegan though; animals are still cruelly kept and harmed for other products too.

Hope this helps you to make the right choice Peace and love, Iggy

updated by @iggy-smith: 07/22/15 11:35:19AM

Nuff said.

Island Mamma said:

I wonder what theInuitsay about all this LOL

I hear the growing oficiclesin the north pole is great

Yes, but inuits don't exploit their animals in a torturous and barbaric manner.

Thundersquall said:

Nuff said.

Island Mamma said:

I wonder what theInuitsay about all this LOL

I hear the growing oficiclesin the north pole is great

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Iggy Smith said:

Yes, but inuits don't exploit their animals in a torturous and barbaric manner.

Thundersquall said:

Nuff said.

Island Mamma said:

I wonder what theInuitsay about all this LOL

I hear the growing oficiclesin the north pole is great

I will agree that cruel methods used to slaughter methods should be regulated and punished because it is wrong.After all, what if an alien race took over and they farmed us like cattle? The least they could do is do it with a little dignity. Then again, what if vegetables could cry out in pain? Would you stop eating them too? Probably not, because at the end of the day humans will first eat what they want. If they can't have that, they will eat what is available. That is why our ancestors needed/apreciated meat.

Iggy Smith said:

Yes, but inuits don't exploit their animals in a torturous and barbaric manner.

Thundersquall said:

Nuff said.

Island Mamma said:

I wonder what theInuitsay about all this LOL

I hear the growing oficiclesin the north pole is great