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Vegetarianism makes you a better person?

Ana.J

Active Member
I have heard from people I respect that , yes, there are subtle vibrations associated with food that effects moods and emotions and that vegetarianism is best. Even any food handled by a angry low spiritual level person causes harm.

Personally, I am a vegetarian but perhaps am not sensitive enough to really notice the difference. I believe there are more sensitive people that are effected more seriously by what they eat.

Yes,here is the idea that when people consume meat, they get the vibrations of fear and death that the animal experienced.
 

Ana.J

Active Member
Honestly, does it even matter? When your actions are the deaths of millions, why should we even care what he ate? Unless, of course, it was a piece of propaganda, but that's a different issue than what he ate.

I was asking myself why dp people hate him so much? He was just a person with an idea. What can a single person do? There are plenty of lunatics with nazi ideas now....but who listens to them? The problem with Hitler is his magnitude and the way people lost their mind near him. He was just a leader. The ones who killed others were just regular German citizens.
 

psychoslice

Veteran Member
Vegetarianism is just a choice, there is no big deal about it, do what you need to do and leave it at that for god sake.
 

Jedster

Flying through space
Well, vegtarianism didn't help Adolph Hitler become a better person. Others' may disagree.
 

Jedster

Flying through space
How do you know? We can't be sure of what he would have done if he was not a vegetarian....
According to reports he was eating meat, up until 1937, when he became a vegetarian. WW2 started in 1939.
This cannot be a good advert for vegetarianism making someone a better person.

Having been a vegetarian for many years and now not, I don't think I have become worse,just a little bit healthier.
I do suffer some residual guilt feelings sometimes though because I originally became a vegetatrian for (then) religious reasons.
 

psychoslice

Veteran Member
Well, vegtarianism didn't help Adolph Hitler become a better person. Others' may disagree.
  1. Hitler was a vegetarian.
  2. Therefore, vegetarianism is evil.
  1. Hitler had a mustache.
  2. Therefore, mustache are evil.
  1. Hitler was a carbon-based life form.
  2. Therefore, carbon-based life forms are evil.
Clearly, this line of reasoning doesn’t work at all.
 

McBell

Unbound
Does vegetarianism actually make you a better person?

Or do you agree with the following statement more? "What goes into someone's mouth does not defile them, but what comes out of their mouth, that is what defiles them."

Do you know any mean vegetarians? :rolleyes:
No more so than being racist, republican, or a nerd does.

I do not know about them being "mean"...
But there is a couple egotistically self righteous vegetarian members of RF who have no problems rubbing their vegetarian "moral superiority" in your face.
 

Twilight Hue

Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
No more so than being racist, republican, or a nerd does.

I do not know about them being "mean"...
But there is a couple egotistically self righteous vegetarian members of RF who have no problems rubbing their vegetarian "moral superiority" in your face.
I think it's more a blatant denial of the nature of predator and prey, and the importance of the food chain and the fact that humans play a natural role.
 

Milton Platt

Well-Known Member
Does vegetarianism actually make you a better person?

Or do you agree with the following statement more? "What goes into someone's mouth does not defile them, but what comes out of their mouth, that is what defiles them."

Do you know any mean vegetarians? :rolleyes:

I do not know any "bad" vegetarians....but I only know one, so what's that worth? I would hardly think anyone could claim that eating meat makes you evil or that not eating meat makes you a perfect person morally. People do not derive there morality from their dietary intake.
 
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