I think some of you may be overreactnig, this is an animal eating other animals, that's what nature is all about. The only real bad things I see here are smashing the lizard's heads with a rock, that's not right. But yeah, they parents need to pay the $5500 and keep a better eye on their kid.Half-Life_man

"If we can't put blame onto the child"

Umm....why not?

[QUOTE="Omni-Slash"]and the American people don;t want it..yet they keep jamming it through......somone needs to man up and squash this crap....H8sMikeMoore

revolution?

Time to bring back the guillotine I guess. I'll buy the test watermelons to make sure it still works.

1. Above

2. Independant

3. Neither

4. Neither

5. I wouldn't support either of them.

[QUOTE="Coke-"][QUOTE="H8sMikeMoore"][QUOTE="NearTheEnd"][QUOTE="H8sMikeMoore"][QUOTE="NearTheEnd"]

Vegetarians have a much lower risk for disease and heart problems until they are about 90, and then everything starts to even out.H8sMikeMoore

the problem with your faulty stats is that its compared to people who have a typical diet(also known as high in carbs and saturated fat...mcdonalds etc). You also completely avoided the b12 thing after calling it bogus :|

Plants do not supply B-12 to humans. Vegan humans who eat only plant based foods must ordinarily take special care to supplement their diets accordingly. According to the U.K. , the only reliable sources of B-12 are foods fortified with B-12 (including some soy products and some breakfast cereals), and B-12 supplements.

Also, its owrth noting that soy production has been causing massive rain forest deforestation.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitamin_b12#Foods

You could be a lacto-ovo vegetarian and get it, but youre essentially supporting the meat industry anyway.

because most american meat is farmed in the us :|

And the U.S isn't a large farmer of soy?

[QUOTE="NearTheEnd"][QUOTE="H8sMikeMoore"][QUOTE="NearTheEnd"]

Vegetarians have a much lower risk for disease and heart problems until they are about 90, and then everything starts to even out.H8sMikeMoore

the problem with your faulty stats is that its compared to people who have a typical diet(also known as high in carbs and saturated fat...mcdonalds etc). You also completely avoided the b12 thing after calling it bogus :|

Plants do not supply B-12 to humans. Vegan humans who eat only plant based foods must ordinarily take special care to supplement their diets accordingly. According to the U.K. , the only reliable sources of B-12 are foods fortified with B-12 (including some soy products and some breakfast cereals), and B-12 supplements.

Also, its owrth noting that soy production has been causing massive rain forest deforestation.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitamin_b12#Foods

You could be a lacto-ovo vegetarian and get it, but youre essentially supporting the meat industry anyway.

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[QUOTE="NearTheEnd"][QUOTE="Dasacant"][QUOTE="nirvana563"]Man this got really off topic.H8sMikeMoore

we are a natural predator

We weren't always the only natural predator. The only reason the deer population would sky rocket if humans stopped hunting them is because they've driven off other predators such as wolves and coyotes.

[QUOTE="NearTheEnd"][QUOTE="Dasacant"][QUOTE="nirvana563"]Man this got really off topic.H8sMikeMoore

deer populations would sky rocket if people didnt hunt them, infact in pa we had a problem with over population a few years ago and allowed people to take an extra buck or do or whatever

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If I knew a vegetarian that just didnt support slaughter houses but went and hunted for meat I would respect that.

I just felt like saying that.

H8sMikeMoore

it definitely does defeat the traditional point of vegetarianism. but hunting is humane. People need meat, if you want to be hume then hunt for it.

humans invent things, thats why were at the top of the food chain. Its a good thing.

Why do you keep saying "people need meat". In what sense are you using the word "people"? Humans do not need meat. If they did, vegetarians wouldn't be alive, now would they? They would die an unnatural death due to their diet, but that doesn't happen. Infact, vegetarians tend to live long. Regardless of whether you think vegetarian diet is healthy or not, or that miss out on certain vitamins and nutrients, saying humans "need" meat is so blatantly incorrect.