englands says back: start eating beef so you can understand how good it is!

Of course the cows are sacred to the Brahmins in India. You won't find anyone
singing the song of "old McDonald's farm" Corporation in the country where Buddhism began. It's a shame though that they had to appeal to others' sense of survival by means of others' selfishness to get their point across. Like them, I'm a Buddhist too, and thus also a vegetarian. Oh, I won't lie to you and tell you that like all other human meat eaters, I've suddenly. " magically " lost my taste for blood. My aunt & uncle had cows on their farm they'd have slaughtered, and we were invited to eat beef as we were all fed the specious propaganda that "meat makes you strong". But despite the alluring aroma, I associate eating beef with what it really is: A guaranteed way to get heart disease, heart attacks, paralyzing strokes, atherosclerosis, and burst blood vessels, with premature death from uncontrollable internal bleeding. If you've ever tasted Indian cuisine, you know that it appeals to all the tastes the human tongue has, it's very healthy, and it makes you feel like a human being, and not like a an animal that weighs a ton. It has to be a drag to feel tired after eating. I've since learned to associate how I feel after eating vegan food
with the blessing it truly is. The Earth doesn't need saving. It will go on quite well
without any stupid human monkeys around to pollute it, and fuck it up. What the Indians were trying to tell you is called Karma. What goes around, comes around.
So if humans finaly smarten up enough to realize that Corporations will feed you to their foreign war for profit meat grinder as long as you will have cows fed to your meat grinder, then Jesus' Golden Rule is understood to apply to all warm blooded
creatures too. Even if you don't believe they're your reincarnated relatives, making you cannibals. Bovines are beautiful creatures, and more than deserving of human
compassion. I don't know about you, but I'd rather eat real ice cream than beef anyday. I bet Sudhartha would agree.

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/jamesdelingpole/100017393/climategate-the-fina...

It's a good thing that since the e-mails exposing that scientists engaged in fudging scientific data that we won't have to pay attention to ridiculous articles like this anymore.

Plus the cows are sacred in India or course they don't want us eating beef.

I'm confused, wouldn't it be good to kill the cows then? Indians just keep the cows alive, which produces ghg's. Maybe we just need to start only eating veal?

It’s a suggestion. Ideas are better than none and this is serious issue and it does not to be resolved. We should try what the Belgium community of Ghent are doing. http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2009/may/13/ghent-belgium-vegetarian-day

stop makin babies