If vegetarians are so against meat why do they make everything taste like meat?

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I am absolutely repulsed by this sick, twisted, uncultured western vision shared by you vegatarians.

I've lived in 3 continents and have been to over 40 countries and until you can experience life as I have, you need to set aside your ipods and get a little cultured perspective.

I don't at all agree with the treatment of animals in our society and espeically the way they are fed with injected hormones. Though nor do I support it as I ONLY buy organic. That applies to my fruits and produce as well. Do you have any idea how much pesticides and preservatives are used on the vegatables you eat?! There is a likelyhood that any importanted vegatables from China and India are laced with DDT, which can be found in your precious imported green teas as well. DDT has been banned in the United States since 1972 but many countries use it, and guess what? You can get a small dose of it whenever you eat your "healthy" imported vegatable meals.

This whole "pain" or slauthering of innocent animals thing is really getting tiresome. Grow up already! Have you ever seen what happens out on safari? Trust me that animals go throw much more pain suffering then can be inflicted upon by humans and it happens a million times a day everywhere. It's evolution, its science folks! It's natural!

But of course I'm sure some of you vegan idiots would sleep easier at night if you could kill the natural animal instinct of flesh eating species by feeding them blocks of tofu instead.

As for Health" reasons, why not speak to an immunologist? or an educated nutritionist? or learn a little about science and evolution and you might gain a little insight.

Food is a celebration! It's a gift. That is why we traditionally give thanks at our meals. Native indians actually give thanks literally to their meal.

What I experienced in my travels, exposure to new things, being invited to strangers homes is priceless. I can't even fathom putting forth this deviant ideology at the expense of sharing in ones culture and traditions.