Vegans and Carnivores

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• Loved the picture and the quote.

  I don't hate vegetarians/vegans, I hate militant vegetarians/vegans - the ones who claim that meat is murder. Have they ever stopped to think of how their vegetables feel about being ripped up and consumed - sometimes without any preparation!!! And plants (most of them anyways) don't have any defenses, or the ability to run away to hide.

• Turns out there is a group that has thought about how the defenseless vegetables feel
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fruitarianism

  I, for one, welcome our new plant overlords. Hail Triffids!

• I have no particular score to settle with the meat eaters or the veg folks, but this photo is indeed hilarious.

• I like what Jeffrey Steingarten had to say: "I have always thought that people who keep a long list of certifiably delicious foods that they avoid are at least as troubled as people who avoid sex, except that the latter will probably seek psychiatric help, while food phobics rationalize their problem in the name of genetic inheritance, allergy, vegetarianism, matters of taste, nutrition, food safety, obesity, or a sensitive nature."

• Enjoy your cancer meat eaters.

• Can't we just eat the vegetarians? I think they are still made of meat.

• That was hilarious! I myself am a vegetarian, and anytime I tell people, I hate having to say "But, wait! you can eat meat around me. it won't offend me. I'm not all 'meat is murder' kind of vegetarian." I just never got used to the taste (I promise I've tried it!). which is why I won't go near that tofurkey crap. stupid militant vegetarians ruin it for the rest of us.

  Also, re: Bourdain's quote - If you are a chef, you should really know the difference between vegetarians and vegans. Vegetarians eat milk products, and usually eggs, too. Vegans are the ones who won't eat any animal products.

  And, eating vegetarians is considered cannibalism. If you're just a carnivore not a cannibal, then you can't eat vegetarians.