to the environmentalists and vegetarians?

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i don't get it you don't eat cows and yet you complain about cow farts creating pollution
 
How does your question make absolutely any sense at all?

The vegetarian/environmentalist does not eat beef...how is it confusing to you that he also does not believe it is good for the environment?

Or are you seriously proposing that "eating beef is good for the environment, since cows are bad?" Are you honestly that stupid? The more people eat beef, the more cows there will be. If no one wanted to eat beef, there would be no cows, and thus no environmental problems associated with them. Therefore, by not eating beef, vegetarians are reducing the demand for cows. This means there will be less cows and the environment will be better off.

How dense are you? Seriously.
 
I have never complained about that, i'm sure. Only simple minded people who don't understand that they're going to die from a heart attack from eating that cow would say that. Not eating animals is not only an animal rights choice, but a healthy choice. You should look into the unheathy-ness of your food and then make your decision. Other wise you're just another brainwashed mcdonalds-eating american.
 
Ben L just said the word cow so many times I started laughing at the end of reading his answer. but yes he is correct. In the fact cows love to mate, but they only want one life partner for life... but what happens when we eat there mate? well, they have to find a new one. And much like people, when a cow first starts "mateing" with another cow, they like to do it a lot. Thus, you get more baby cows being born into the earth. But good question. I would ask.... why do some people hang cow stuff in there kitchen....? thats the real mystory.
 
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