It occurs to me

Undertoad · 12-08-2001, 12:16 AM

It's often said of people today that their food is so processed, sanitized, packaged,etc. that they don't see it as coming from animals at all.

But, oddly, vegetarianism gets MORE popular as contact with the animals decreases. Back in the early 1900s you'd have a more agrarian society, vegetariansm pretty much wasn't around at that point, was it?

You veggies out there - yeah you - I'm not mocking you or anything I swear it, but my question is: how much time have you spent with cows?

12-08-2001, 12:16 AM	#1
Undertoad Radical Centrist Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Cottage of Prussia Posts: 31,423	It occurs to me It's often said of people today that their food is so processed, sanitized, packaged,etc. that they don't see it as coming from animals at all. But, oddly, vegetarianism gets MORE popular as contact with the animals decreases. Back in the early 1900s you'd have a more agrarian society, vegetariansm pretty much wasn't around at that point, was it? You veggies out there - yeah you - I'm not mocking you or anything I swear it, but my question is: how much time have you spent with cows?

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