Tasty Kebab!

[FD2]

This is how to get them frothing at the mouth! Adding a bit of spice to their woke demo caused exactly the reaction the guy wanted. I hope that stuff washes off the pavement.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... tores.html

I'm not sure how she knows about his privates but I reckon he has big cojones to do that - like Daniel in the lions' den.

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[Pinky the pilot]

Well done that Man! As for the 'activists' ; In my book, by resorting to vile abuse they immediately invalidate their arguments and lose all credibility.

[4mastacker]

Yup!! Good man. Pity he didn't barf the kebab into her face.

[FD2]

Yup!! Good man. Pity he didn't barf the kebab into her face.

Agree but he'd be done for racism then - vegans are a separate race aren't they, in modern police thinking?

It took weeks of boring training for Pavlov to get his dogs to drool just at the sound of the bell. These ladies were immediately howling just at the sight of the food.

[Pinky the pilot]

And another thing. An aquaintance of mine many yeas ago through the Gliding fraternity was then a practising Psychiatrist.
Over a few beers one evening at a Gliding Championship, we were talking about the activities of some of the more radical members of society in general and how they could resort to verbal abuse in their arguments against some things.

My aquaintance was quite firm in his opinion that he would seriously question the mental stability of anyone who used the small penis argument, such as shown in the video clip above.

[PHXPhlyer]

And another thing. An aquaintance of mine many yeas ago through the Gliding fraternity was then a practising Psychiatrist.
Over a few beers one evening at a Gliding Championship, we were talking about the activities of some of the more radical members of society in general and how they could resort to verbal abuse in their arguments against some things.

My aquaintance was quite firm in his opinion that he would seriously question the mental stability of anyone who used the small penis argument, such as shown in the video clip above.

What was his stance on pilots with big watches?

PP

[PHXPhlyer]

Vegan mom gets life in prison for starvation death of 18-month-old son who weighed 17 pounds
Sheila O’Leary's son, Ezra O’Leary, was the size of a 7-month-old baby when he died in September 2019. She and her husband had two other children who also were malnourished, investigators said.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/ve ... -rcna45498

FORT MYERS, Fla. — A vegan woman convicted of murder in the malnutrition death of her young son was sentenced Monday to life in prison.

Sheila O’Leary, 38, whose family followed a strict vegan diet, was convicted in June on six charges — first-degree murder, aggravated child abuse, aggravated manslaughter, child abuse and two counts of child neglect — in the death of Ezra O’Leary. Her sentencing in Lee County, Florida, had previously been postponed four times.

Her husband, Ryan Patrick O’Leary, remains in jail while awaiting trial on the same charges. Investigators said the couple told them the family ate only raw fruits and vegetables, although the toddler also was fed breast milk. The 18-month-old boy weighed 17 pounds (8 kilograms) and was the size of a 7-month-old baby when he died in September 2019, a police report said.

The Cape Coral couple had two other children, ages 3 and 5, who also were malnourished, investigators said. A fourth child had been returned to her biological father during an earlier malnutrition case in Virginia, court records show.

PP

[G-CPTN]

Criminal - obviously . . .

[TheGreenAnger]

I find the stereotyping of, horror at, negativity about, and general claptrap about, vegans here very amusing. My better half is a vegan, and is one the fittest people I know, running over 25 miles a week, with two gym sessions for upper body strength thrown in for good measure. She looks at least 15 years younger than she is, is svelte and not in the least undernourished. Nor is she a harridan, a loony (although one might say that having me as a life partner puts her into that camp) or anything at all that resembles the kind of person some here think that a vegan might be!

Just saying.

[Wodrick]

My opinion, which applies to both vegetarians and vegans is that there is a distinct difference between an adult making an informed decision to be either and an adult forcing their child to follow their dietary regimen.
This particularly applies when the child is barely in it's formative years and is too young to have an opinion let alone express it.

[TheGreenAnger]

My opinion, which applies to both vegetarians and vegans is that there is a distinct difference between an adult making an informed decision to be either and an adult forcing their child to follow their dietary regimen.
This particularly applies when the child is barely in it's formative years and is too young to have an opinion let alone express it.

+1

[EA01]

Paid $180 per hour or part thereof to a Paedeatric Specialist in 1998 for him to tell me make sure your Son gets more nutrition via meat, boil it and grind it into the veges cook the veges in water you boiled the meat in, its part of a balanced diet.

As Janet Holmes a Court once said,...."The Good Lord Above did not give us teeth like this if he didn't want us to eat animals"....

[G-CPTN]

My opinion, which applies to both vegetarians and vegans is that there is a distinct difference between an adult making an informed decision to be either and an adult forcing their child to follow their dietary regimen.
This particularly applies when the child is barely in it's formative years and is too young to have an opinion let alone express it.

Does this apply to religion?

[TheGreenAnger]

My opinion, which applies to both vegetarians and vegans is that there is a distinct difference between an adult making an informed decision to be either and an adult forcing their child to follow their dietary regimen.
This particularly applies when the child is barely in it's formative years and is too young to have an opinion let alone express it.

Does this apply to religion?

I believe children should be uncontaminated by religion from birth until the day they achieve their majority when they are free to be deluded, or not, in whatever way suits them.

[Wodrick]

Does this apply to religion?

It's not the same is it, these children were abused and undernourished drastically by being forced to a dietary regime.

Religion will only harm them mentally in my view, and when they can think they can change.
*SM* was brought up a practicing JW and OK she missed some injections growing up but at about 16 she formed her own opinion - agnostic.

[TheGreenAnger]

"Go on punk, make my day, you're thinking, how many jackfruit patties are in my burger..."

Even "weirdos" like 'Dirty Harry', sorry I mean 'Clint Eastwood', endorse plant based life styles...

https://plantbasednews.org/culture/film ... sed-diets/

Clint Eastwood has discussed the benefits of plant-based diets, saying that they “effect positive changes for the wellbeing of animals and people.”

The actor and director, who is known for his work on a number of popular Westerns, also spoke about his love of animals in the new wildlife documentary Why On Earth.

He said: “I’m an animal person, I appreciate the beauty of them. I just like to see everything live.”

Why On Earth explores the connection between humans, animals, and the planet. It covers topics like palm oil-related deforestation, trophy hunting, poaching, and the animal agriculture industry.

Clint Eastwood is clearly a good dude anyway, having both fixed wing and helicopter licences which he still uses (amongst the many other attributes that this good man has).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clint_Eastwood

[jimtherev]

My opinion, which applies to both vegetarians and vegans is that there is a distinct difference between an adult making an informed decision to be either and an adult forcing their child to follow their dietary regimen.
This particularly applies when the child is barely in it's formative years and is too young to have an opinion let alone express it.

Does this apply to religion?

Absolutely! The only thing I would like to ask, though, is that the child should not be barred from consideration or study of a religion appropriate to his/her culture.

[llondel]

My opinion, which applies to both vegetarians and vegans is that there is a distinct difference between an adult making an informed decision to be either and an adult forcing their child to follow their dietary regimen.
This particularly applies when the child is barely in it's formative years and is too young to have an opinion let alone express it.

Does this apply to religion?

Absolutely! The only thing I would like to ask, though, is that the child should not be barred from consideration or study of a religion appropriate to his/her culture.

Study of religion is important, to know why people think and act in particular ways so you know how to avoid giving unintentional offence or making sure you know exactly which buttons to push if it's intentional. I don't care what people believe when it comes to deities, provided they don't expect me to abide by their beliefs (see current court case between a rabbi and Florida about abortion bans being the state forcing Christian beliefs onto Jews). This is why the JWs and Mormons are annoying, because they go out of their way to push their views at me. It's where having a large, barking dog that I'm clearly having trouble restraining at the door helps

[Boac]

Surely the important thing is to give a wide understanding of different religions to a child so they can see that none are 'unique'? Then they should be free to choose, with, of course, guarding against extreme religious factions which may entice.