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View Poll Results: Will you ever eat KFC food again ?

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  • Yes, I don't care about what they do to those poor animals.

    8 25.00%
  • Yes, because I like that so much that I can't stop, even after seeing this.

    8 25.00%
  • No, that is really discusting, I will never eat KFC food again.

    5 15.63%
  • I never ate KFC food, and I will never.

    5 15.63%
  • I never ate KFC food, but I will try.

    1 3.13%
  • I am vegetarian.

    5 15.63%
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    Quote Originally Posted by ?WhyNot?
    Well then, we both saw (felt in my case) different stories. The vegetarian people that you met wasn't eating enough proteans and iron. Then how do you explain that me, my father, my brother and my mother never had any problem being vegetarian ?
    the people in question dont think they have any problem being vegiatran, if you have no exsperince of not being vegitaran your mind would have nothing to base a true conspet of being ok on, so would defult toi the weekened state as being the normal level

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mentor
    the people in question dont think they have any problem being vegiatran, if you have no exsperince of not being vegitaran your mind would have nothing to base a true conspet of being ok on, so would defult toi the weekened state as being the normal level
    My mother turned omnivore now, and she didn't notice any change.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ?WhyNot?
    My mother turned omnivore now, and she didn't notice any change.
    a humans coneptual levels woulnt change, changes would only be visable from an exstnal or indpeant prospective.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ?WhyNot?
    Well then, we both saw (felt in my case) different stories. The vegetarian people that you met wasn't eating enough proteans and iron. Then how do you explain that me, my father, my brother and my mother never had any problem being vegetarian ?

    Edit : NekkLe, do you have any research to show me to prove your point ?
    Do I have any research? As I stated, look it up yourself. And I have a knowledge about this matter so maybe learn something from me

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    Quote Originally Posted by NekkLe
    Do I have any research? As I stated, look it up yourself. And I have a knowledge about this matter so maybe learn something from me
    Where did you get your knowledge ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ?WhyNot?
    Where did you get your knowledge ?
    when did this become a Epistemology debate lol? my knolage is primary knolage from athory combined with sence expserance, wich i used ratonal knolage to deduce conclueions from thogh

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    Well, I can tell you that my Biology teacher (she must has a very high knowledge) said that if I eat eggs, nuts, tofu and stuff like that, I have everything I need. Will you tell me that my teacher is wrong ? She studied about this...

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    Quote Originally Posted by ?WhyNot?
    Where did you get your knowledge ?
    You have a question for everything? I done P.E for GCSE's and read books about this stuff.
    This could turn into a lengthly debate however I'm tired so I sha'll not go that way.

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    I do read books about this too, and I never read that being vegetarian is dangerous.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ?WhyNot?
    Well, I can tell you that my Biology teacher (she must has a very high knowledge) said that if I eat eggs, nuts, tofu and stuff like that, I have everything I need. Will you tell me that my teacher is wrong ? She studied about this...
    An egg should do, since it is everything needed to form a chicken, just baring fertilsition? so it is like eating a tiny chicken in its raw componets in a way "/
    tofu is soy based, wich has been linked to causeing miscarrages in woman.
    nuts are nuts, athogh there protean qualty is quite low "/

    Quote Originally Posted by ?WhyNot?
    I do read books about this too, and I never read that being vegetarian is dangerous.
    Depends wich books you read, plus most people dont read books that conflict with the stand point, most pro meat people for exsample woulnt read a novel about vegitaran properganda and for the mostr part id say that would work backwards.
    Athogh personly i prefer to read the arguments for both sides, as it gives you a far better standing when you want to make a case for ether.

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