Why u turned vegiterian(select from the option)?!
2)u saw a slughtering of animal and are against it
3)u don,t like the taste of meat
4)u feel veg food is more heatly than non veg
5)anyother reason please specify
Answers: 1) religous reason
2)u saw a slughtering of animal and are against it
3)u don,t like the taste of meat
4)u feel veg food is more heatly than non veg
5)anyother reason please specify
if i was one it would be 2
I pick number five:
The reason is that if I claim that I love animals why should I support killing them.
2, 3, 4, and 5-the environment.
There is no one reason for me being a vegetarian...it is a combo of most of the reasons you mentioned. Plus being a vegetarian pretty much the best thing you can do for the environment.
Mine answer would have to be 3, 4 & 5. I also became vegetarian because of my concern for the planet. I found out that the biggest contributors of methane gas are from the waste produced by cattle, pigs and chickens which is destroying ozone. I also found out it takes 300 lbs. of grain to produce 1 lb of hamburger (or 3000 not sure) and if everyone was a vegetarian there would be no world hunger. So I have to say mine was a social issue as well as just wanting to be more healthy.
2
3 except for fish i will have that.. Cooked
4
4 and 5 (healthier for environment)
2, 3, 4,
5-no one believed that i could or would do it because I've been trying to be a vegetarian since i was 11 years old.
1. Um, no. I don't think religion has anything to do with how you choose to eat...
2. Yes, I did watch some videos and decided to go veg.
3. I do not like the taste. =]
4. VERY MUCH SO! Meat is UNHEALTHY!
5. You'll live much longer, a lower risk at being obese, and other health-related issues.
Definitelly number 4, i am a little selfish and dont really care animals, just my healt
Well, it's sort of #2...I have never seen an animal slaughtered in person, only in videos, but I was against the idea of it before I even saw it.
5. Saves me tons of money
5. Because it fits my beliefs. The health and environmental impacts are just bonuses.
A combination of 2, 4 and 5, and a lot of thinking about it. Animals are living things and I don't need to kill them in order to eat, so I became a vegetarian. I don't like the idea of living things being "mass produced" in farms, only existing to be killed. While I try to encourage others to live a cruelty free life, I also respect other people's choice to not be vegetarian, since I'd like them to respect my choice.
Number 2
Although number 4 is also true im much more concerned about the animals
And yeah there are religions that are against the consumption of meat - you're right there x
number 5, its disrespectful to life.