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@Iacchus 421469 wrote:
Indeed when my kids are growing up they’re going to eat a natural diet of what they evolved to eat, including meat and dairy. Being vegetarian should be a choice an adult makes, especially as growing kids need all the nutrition they can get. Besides It’s too much of a moral grey area to try enforce it on anyone else given that eating other things is the natural order, it’s not about objective truth for me just a choice of compassion for other conscious beings. I just happen to be one of the lucky people who actually has the choice due to growing up in a developed nation with a large range of alternatives on offer. The majority of the worlds population does not have that luxury.
Well put mate. although enjoy it while you can. when the shit hits the fan (and it will eventually) those little luxuries will be a thing of the past. :hopeless:
I’m not sure if its even possible to “force” a vegan diet on any child above the age of 8-10 (when they can go out on their own and source other “non right on” food from other places). it will certainly be impossible to do so as soon as they are at late junior school or early high school ages. It might even be downright illegal under the EU / UN rights of the child especially if a kid suffers any form of physical or even mental health problems (because of family conflict) and NHS/Social Services pick this up.
Sadly I think I’ve seen so called “tolerant/hippy” families even risk losing their kids because of this and then they start teaming up with all the tinfoil hat conspiracy theorists ranting on about the nanny state trying to force their kids to eat meat.
I’m British Asian but of mixed Chinese/Fillipino/Indian ancestry and some of my ancestors had vegetarian diets, others are meat eaters. Even the carnivores have a culture of respect for the creatures they eat, and some came from jungles where humans weren’t always top of the food chain, as there are animals there what will eat you!
What goes around comes around 😀
I was watching a documentary about some people who live in mountainous areas that actually feed their dead to vultures. circle of life innit.
its not uncommon in the mountainous areas of Asia – as their faith groups believe the body is an empty vessel after life and it is also way too much effort to dig graves in rocky soil.
Sky burial – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
impressive that they actually prepare the body and some folk ensure not just vultures but all the other birds found in that part of the world get their fair share!
@Iacchus 421480 wrote:
What goes around comes around 😀
I was watching a documentary about some people who live in mountainous areas that actually feed their dead to vultures. circle of life innit.
Ancient Britons used to do that as well. leave the dead to the animals and reclaim the bones afterwards.
@GiantMidget 421483 wrote:
Ancient Britons used to do that as well. leave the dead to the animals and reclaim the bones afterwards.
There were still large populations of European brown bear, Wolves and Lynx in those days 😉
@General Lighting 421485 wrote:
There were still large populations of European brown bear, Wolves and Lynx in those days 😉
Crazy isn’t it. imagine the animals that would be around now if it wasn’t for our ancestors killing them all.
Although I think if I was trying to survive in a world full of creatures that wanted to eat me I’d take them out as well! 😉
it was more habitat destruction than hunting which wiped out these creatures. Some historian chaps told me and my mates that most of the North for instance other than York didn’t even exist until the 17th century. You had Lincolnshire, York, and the rest was all woods and then you got to Scotland. Even modern day Scotland is sparesely populated compared to the rest of the UK.
Yeah I’ve seen that as well on various documentaries. The UK used to be literally a entire forest back in the early days. Can you imagine taking a time machine back to those days and seeing what life used to be like? Be crazy man! 😉
TBH from some of the pics Raj and co have shown of their parties and the surroundings all you need to do is go to Scotland! there are still bears in EU –
SE 2000
FI 1200
EE 700
NO 70
and about 3000 in former YU countries..
but only 3 people have been fatally injured by bears in these countries in the last century, so they are not as bad as made out to be.. Scotland was once a good place for finding the strongest bears, but not sure if modern day Scots would want to encounter these whilst walking the dog..
Sounds like a good idea to me, provided they do it in an actual nature reserve away from human settlements. Also I think wolves have been reintroduced into some part of the UK. 😉
yes, there are certainly some in Wales (and in other private collections). My friends went exploring when there was a rave there, saw a fenced off area where signs said “DANGER KEEP OUT / PERYGL CADWCH ALLAN” – of course they thought they’d peer over it to see what was there, until they saw the wolves..
All 5 of them ran away like little boys, and were not ashamed to admit they did so. these were grown men in their 20s :laugh_at:.
I think if I’d do the same as well! 😉
meat, deer meat is the one….especially when YOU’VE just plowed in to it, makes the bones easier to get out, i’m a bit wrong sometimes, but i can’t help it
@nn-Gazatryptamine 424739 wrote:
meat, deer meat is the one….especially when YOU’VE just plowed in to it, makes the bones easier to get out, i’m a bit wrong sometimes, but i can’t help it
it legally belongs to the driver behind you by the way :weee:
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