Do vegetarians eat fish?

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I'm a vegetarian, but I love sushi, sashami and shrimp flavored chips. So I wanted to know from other vegetarians...is it ok to eat fish?
 
You're not a vegetarian if you eat fish.
You're pescetarian, which is pointless, because a fishie still had to suffer and die for you to eat it.
 
No, you're not a vegetarian. Vegetarians do not eat animals. Fish are animals.

I love sushi too, but then again all sushi is is just cooked rice rolled in seaweed sheets, with thin strips of something in the middle. In my case, being a vegetarian, the thin strips are strips of carrot, avocado, cucumber and things like that. A dash of soy sauce and a smear of wasabi, and Bob's your uncle!

Eat fish if you want to, but don't then call yourself a vegetarian. It spoils things for the real vegetarians.
 
No, you're not a vegetarian. Vegetarians do not eat animals. Fish are animals.

I love sushi too, but then again all sushi is is just cooked rice rolled in seaweed sheets, with thin strips of something in the middle. In my case, being a vegetarian, the thin strips are strips of carrot, avocado, cucumber and things like that. A dash of soy sauce and a smear of wasabi, and Bob's your uncle!

Eat fish if you want to, but don't then call yourself a vegetarian. It spoils things for the real vegetarians.
 
No, you are not a vegetarian if you're eating fish and seafood. If fish is the only meat you eat, then you are a pescetarian.
 
I think usually not. If you're Christian and hav to give up meat during Lent, fish is exempt from that.
 
Vegetarians do not eat animals.
Fish and other forms of seafood are animals.
No vegetarian eats seafood.
 
No.

Vegetarian means you eat no meat whatsoever.
I don't think it's okay, but it's up to you.
If you do, your a pescatarian.
 
vegatarians eat fish ust not meat but vegans dont eat fish either! hope this helps
 
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