The video was a bit of a yawn really.. now, an altercation between him and a vegan might have been more interesting..

Edit: where's the dripping blood?

I see no problem with a person eating raw meat.... I have seen numerous vegans eating raw vegetables.

"In nature" seems awfull vague to me. Does anyone plan on converting Eskimos to veganism?

John Bingham wrote: ↑Mon Aug 20, 2018 1:53 pm

hanno wrote: ↑Mon Aug 20, 2018 1:37 pm

And that is why it is wrong to imply that they are healthier because they do not eat meat (which they actually do anyway).

This article contends that they have a meat-heavy diet:

https://campus.asu.edu/content/despite- ... %80%94-why

With a lot of fat. The Inuit eating blubber, feather Indians targeting older Caribou to consume the back fat etc etc. The French have low incidence of heart disease and have no truck with vegetarianism.

I am greatly amused by vegans who think Cambodia is tofu heaven, only to discover a country where even Buddhist monks eat meat.

I always find it is the "selfish" side of vegetarians that amuses me.

I could not care less who eats what but do refuse to eat any food prepared by our veggie friends when we visit them out of principle.

When they come to our house for a meal, we are expected to prepare vegetarian food for them, no meat or meat produce of any kind...No problem here.

However, when we visit them, do they prepare meat for me? An emphatic no. They try to expound the virtues of a veggie life. Hard to do when they have to take all kinds of vitamin tablets to make up the deficiencies caused by excluding meat products from a body evolved to eat it.