Dolphin killing in Denmark

Then just wait to see how wonderful you're going to feel when you go all the way by going vegan (not only in diet but also in lifestyle). You're on the right path!

Thanks though I have always been hesitant about becoming a vegan. I am thinking about one day doing so. It would be near about impossible at the moment, though my college offers vegetarian options but it is very limiting.

you say you're disgusted by this but we don't know what you REALLY think

what I REALLY think? you mean at any particular moment? I'm REALLY not sure I understand you? I said, this is gross and totally unacceptable... succinct and clear, how else can you translate this?

ooooo what do you really think lol

You have a one track mind. Its sad really. And im not even a libertarian.

as sick as they are for doing it, you are worse in exploiting it for selfish purpose

you're a moron, and you don't know shit about libertarianism, stop scapegoating.

they + are = they're

well that says something, when you eden (our local peacenik) can be driven you anger by them.

...every human being with a bloody pulse should be disgusted by this...bloody perimeter pissing limp dick morons in that vicinity, and The Cove, and the whale slaughterers heading South...we're coming to get you, and we may fail, but at least we've got the balls to give it our best shot...

HELL YEAH, eden!!

im with ya sister

we americans being the arrogant pricks we are, invaded to countries for nothing, so dont say thier is nothing you can do.you just need the will to step up to the plate and not be passive.
im sure a few hundred troops with automatic weapons could stand between these savage fucks and ocean life.

you are so right.using the method employed by humanity for the entirety of existance is silly

i never said to use violence, just the threat of it.
jump to conclusions much?

yup, your right.
it has never worked before or anything.
all of our troops stationed through out the world for the last 50 yrs have served absolutely no purpose.
suuure why not.

thats nice dear, now eat your tapioca.im sure the grandkids will call tomorrow.

That's a start.

or become cops.

Hey, it's the bus lady!

dolphin have very high levels of mercury to eat it you would have to be real dumb

OK That makes it worse if they are killing them for nothing other than fun, if thats what they consider fun they are twisted sickos

Props to you. Cows are pretty but life isn't that's for sure.

Yes, they do - whale and dolphin meat has been one of their principal staples for centuries.

All mammals are sentient and have developed emotions, including cattle.

100% correct. All living beings on this planet are connected. When you harm another animal you are simply harming yourself.

As long as men massacre animals, they will kill each other. Indeed, he who sows the seeds of murder and pain cannot reap joy and love."
-Pythagoras

Oh hell I agree 100% with you on that.

Yes she rides with me all the time. That pic was taken in the seat of the truck.

My fault on the cute part. I think they are cute, I also think its extremely disgusting that they are killed in that manner all the while just wanting to play.

Cant say I would ever eat that type of meat. after going to the slaughter house in the states hauling meat I became a VEG for 3 years or so. Now I buy the cow as a calf raise it and then yes do the deed but I do it as humanely as possible and as quickly. I know how my cow is treated and they have a much better life than any meat ever bought in the stores. I guess I try to make myself feel better thinking that way.

Thank you. It was hard the first time but I still do it. I gotta eat

There is NO difference between a cow or a steer and a dolphin or a whale. They are ALL sentient and capable of emotions. I volunteer at a farmed animals sanctuary, so over the years have come to really "know" our rescues.

+^'d. It is nice to see people be proactive with their food. I bet that cow tastes better then anything you can buy in the store.

finally

reminds me why im a vegitarian.

Me too.

Same.

Same.

who knew so many of us werent carnivors.
althought i dont think mcdonalds counts cuz they arent using real meat lol

I was a vegetarian since I was 12. About ten years ago, I decided to go all-out, and went vegan. ALL living beings have the same rights as we. I never thought I'd become a vegan, but now I "LIVE" a vegan lifestyle. You're on your way!

Kudos!! I've always been very impressed by vegans! I can imagine that it can be difficult at times.

I've been a vegetarian for three years now and I've been toying with the idea of becoming a vegan for the last year or so. It's tricky though, because nowadays, everything has a topping of cheese or some kind of dairy ingredient in it. ...And my shameful infatuation with chocolate doesn't help, either.

Hi EtVoila! Do you have any tips on how to become vegetarian? I did it for 6 months one time and just couldn't continue. I want to become a vegan eventually, but with family loving meat and two dogs, is not going to be easy!!

Let me know if you can share some tips! Thank you!!

speaking of wich, who knew soy cheese tasted identical, and lasted rediculously longer than dairy.same thing with almond milk

i suggest almond milk, it takes some getting used to, but actualy tastes better.
and soy cheese.
both cost more, but last waaaaay longer

Yeah, sure! Let me see what I can think of from right off the top of my head...

What I did when I decided to become a vegetarian was, I sort of eased into the vegetarian diet. What I mean is, every two weeks, I took a different kind of meat item out of my diet. For example, the first fortnight I stopped eating beef, the second fortnight I stopped eating pork, then fish, then chicken. Doing it this way, I think, takes away the shock of a sudden major diet change and it gives you a better chance of sticking with your vegetarian diet in the long run.

After that, I guess it's just about a bit of will power and self-restraint. Oh, and you've got to try substitute meat products! It comes in handy when you've just got to have something meat-like. Every now and then, I just can't stop thinking about how tasty a chicken salad or a turkey sandwich would be. So, I keep a bit of that stuff on hand in my freezer. And, surprisingly, it really tastes like the real thing! I'd say it could fool the most avid meat-eater in your family. They've got burger patties, ground beef, sausages, hot dogs, lunch meat..

They've also got a ton of really good vegetarian recipes, for the people who aren't as lazy when comes to cooking as I am.

Also important: Eat a good meal before going to a barbeque or any other sort of carnivorous event, haha. And, last but not least...watch a PETA video or two. Those things are horrifying. Traumatising. Just, really... unappetising. Eeeghh.

Good luck, then. :D As for veganism, I couldn't help you there, my attempts at being a vegan flop every single time I'm faced with some kind of cheesy Italian noodle dish or a bit of German chocolate, the most amazing thing on Earth, in my opinion.

will try those things!! i was taking soy milk first and that was tough to deal with!! thanks bud!!

You're the best hon!! thank you again and i will try your way!!

I completely agree. The meatless substitutes taste exactly like the real thing. I know some vegetarians say why use meatless substitutes, but I think it is more psychological and they actually taste good. Especially the corn dogs.

Once you ween yourself off meat you don't really miss it at all. The only thing I still crave is some Chick Fil A, but it's still easy to resist.