vegitarians

[GommeInc]

That's very narrow-minded and untrue, it's been proven by Scientist's that Human's adapted themselves to eat meat, they weren't designed to do it, therefore it isn't natural. Over thousands of years that's how we've developed more 'K9 like' teeth.

There is actually a large amount of vegetarian's that eat chicken, they're not vegetarian in my eye's but it's up to them

That makes absoultely no sense... We adapted to it, so it isn't natural? Errm, yes it is if we adapt to it. Unnatural is literally being re-designed to eat it, or something added to our bodies to make us eat it. Something unnatural added to us, a natural being to make us become unnatural.

As FlyingJesus said, the point is void because everything down the line of evolution probably ate meat or didn't eat meat depending on the nature of the animal.

[Thetan]

My opinion is, who cares if its unnatural or natural, steak kicks ***.

[Virgin Mary]

Yeah but virtually all our food is unnatural, unless you're one of the people who eats raw organic food.

[Janet Snakehole]

I wasnt forced to become a veggie.
It was through my own choice.
But a video I saw at school made me come to my decision.
It was disgusting.

[Ezzie.]

I became vegetarian by myself, to those making idiotic statements such as "LuL Yooo Cnt Lief witout meetz" etc, please, go help evolution along and go jump off a cliff.

But here's a counter-argument, isn't forcing meat onto a child abuse also? Giving them increased risks of cancers and higher rates of cholesterol - not helpful for later life?

Free will in a child of four is pretty nill, they take on what the parents do, so if a household is vegetarian/vegan/pescetarian/omnivorous, it's only natural that the child "goes with the flow" of the family.

Personally- I'd bring my kids up vegetarian, and when they are mature enough to make their own decision I'd let them do that.