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Vegetarian, Vegan Or Just Eat Less Meat?
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One of my close friends is the worst (or perhaps the best) 'vegetarian' out there. She eats chicken, pork and beef... to name a few.
Whilst she acknowledges she isn't a real vegetarian (obviously) she does actively reduce her meat intake, probably only having meat a few days a week, which to be honest, I think I agree with!
Does anyone else feel like they eat too much meat? Or is it a case of the more the merrier!
Whilst she acknowledges she isn't a real vegetarian (obviously) she does actively reduce her meat intake, probably only having meat a few days a week, which to be honest, I think I agree with!
Does anyone else feel like they eat too much meat? Or is it a case of the more the merrier!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.zebo - // I used to work with what I can only describe as a militant vegetarian, ramming it down everyone else's throat at any opportunity, but she ate fish! Apparently fish didn't count to this hypocrite, you're either vegetarian or you're not, you're simply limiting meat intake. //
The argument for pescatarians is that meat and poultry are bred and slaughtered in cruel conditions, which makes it morally wrong to contribute to that situation by eating meat - but fish are not farmed and caught without undue cruelty, so eating fish is seen as morally acceptable.
The argument for pescatarians is that meat and poultry are bred and slaughtered in cruel conditions, which makes it morally wrong to contribute to that situation by eating meat - but fish are not farmed and caught without undue cruelty, so eating fish is seen as morally acceptable.