What do you....

I could never stop eating meat, meat's wonderful :D but then I also love fruits and veg so yeah, I eat pretty much anything, though I eat healthy usually

I eat fruit, meat and veg.

I'm ok with vegans, I have some vegan friends and hopefully, they aren't like "OMG U EAT MEAT U MONSTER!!!1"

"respect to be respected"

pigs are expensive pink and annoying, but they're also delicious which is why we eat so many of them.
veggies want to hound a species to extinction, I just want bacon

We eat several vegetarian meals per week, but aren't staunch vegetarians.

I have a lot of respect for folks who live a vegetarian lifestyle, but usually find vegans to be less than desirable to be around due to a seemingly constant need to proselytize.

I also have my own thoughts about how historically anomalous veganism (but not vegetarianism) is, and how dead vegans would be if we returned to our natural state of eating. They have trouble even making it without highly processed foods.

It's also worth noting that several species (including every damn chicken on the planet) of animals would fail to exist if they weren't paired with humans to co-exist. Domestication (plant, animal and fungi) has changed everything on the planet so much in such a short (relative) time, that most food radicals have no earthly idea what they're talking about. I've heard more than once that our stomachs can't handle modern wheat because it's no longer "natural" and our stomachs haven't had time to adjust. That may be for some strains, but not most. If wheat is unnatural, it is also one of the first domesticated plants. That means almost every fruit, vegetable and tree nut you can think of, and a few grains too, are even more unnatural than wheat and our stomachs should have even more trouble with everything but wild berries, grasses, leaves, and an occasional spice or tiny wild pepper.

Fun topic!

Breaking up contact with people because of their dietary habits...
Nice

If it were sustainable nutrient-wise I would eat only bacon and cheese but it's not so I eat a bit of everything.

Wow, nice to see how many people answered to this topic, thanks guys. there are some pretty nice statements i would upvote immediatly, if there was a possibility to :)

for me, im neither vegetarian or a vegan, but i eat meat only once a week or every second week. i like meat, but i dont have to eat it every day. and since i'm at the store every day buying fresh vegetables and stuff, i really dont need to eat meat more often.
but despite, like its said many times here, im respecting everybody with his decisions, so i want them to respect mine.

Fruit and vegan/vegetarian food ftw!!!

hardcore meathead here :) there is no meal without meat for me :)

In here, Chile, people has started to eat a lot of sushi... however, since I'm a student, I eat whatever is cheaper like McDonalds and stuff...

"I am so fabulous and intelligent, everyone who eats meat is stupid though lololo"

Yes, that perfectly makes sense to me

To be honest though, I think being a Vegan and attempting to enforce your way of life unto others is equally brainless like being christian and killing muslims while raping women and killing children because your own religion is the only true one and saying Muslims are stupid.

i guess im a meathead since im very fond of if, but its just because 100% of meat based food tastes like heavens, while 50% of veggies taste like crap.

I'm eating 100 gramm salad on my lunch and 100-150 gramm of porridge on my dinner.

I've done the vegetarian thing once before and it just made me feel anaemic and ill. Was evidently missing something in my diet, and my malaise was cured with a return to chicken and steak.

Anyway, here's a dilemma that keeps me eating meat until I either die or find a solution.

I often hear the argument that becoming a vegetarian/vegan is better for the environment, combined with the argument that it's wrong to kill animals.

Farmyard animals have been bred to be gorging, fat, fertile-and-fecund-fuckmonster, meat, milk and egg making machines. Left to their own devices the countryside here in the UK would soon become overrun with masses of domestic former-food livestock. They would destroy the habitat.

Essentially to ensure no damage was done we'd either have to kill them all before becoming vegetarian/vegan, regularly cull them as is done with deer, or re-introduce formerly native predators in a sufficient population to keep their numbers manageable. In all circumstances, animals must die as a direct result of our actions. Either the domestic animals run riot, destroy habitats and put the populations of native species at risk as a result of our not eating them, or measures are taken to eliminate altogether, or manage, the former livestock populations, whereby manage is a Bond-Villain euphemism for kill them.

Until I come up with an answer to that that is based in fact but also ethical. Bring on the beef!

I don't like meat. I mean, I eat it, but I would totally trade it for something else. I could be a vegetarian again (when I was younger I didn't eat meat at all) without a problem, but I have to eat almost everyday at a mall, so it isn't easy to be picky about that.

I eat everything, that's not fast enough to escape.

I eat food.

I eat mostly anything. Exceptions include things like Shark Fin Soup, dog meat & olives...

I eat pretty much anything, and I'm pretty adventurous with trying new things as well.

I'm a vegetarian and I have been for most of my life. It's a personal choice and it shouldn't affect relations with other people for any reason.

Hot Pockets.

I COULD become a vegetarian, and be quite happy with what I'd get to eat...but good god I would miss steak.