Hah no offense but that's just another reason people scoff at vegetarians, how can some do it one way and others another way. It's an opening to criticism, even amongst themselves. Jewish people don't get to decide what degree of Jew they are, so neither should vegs in my opinion, you either are or you aren't it's not like "Well it's Friday so I can eat a hamburger as long as the rest of the week I don't." bah
Originally posted by silver_tears
Hah no offense but that's just another reason people scoff at vegetarians, how can some do it one way and others another way. It's an opening to criticism, even amongst themselves. Jewish people don't get to decide what degree of Jew they are, so neither should vegs in my opinion, you either are or you aren't it's not like "Well it's Friday so I can eat a hamburger as long as the rest of the week I don't." bah
Yeah, well, but vegetarians are basically people that don't eat meat. If you than eat animal related products that 's your choice, do as you please. You can also be a vegetarian and not eat peas...you just may not eat meat. Well, you may, but you are no vegetarian anymore then...