Peter VV Dining out-rant

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Hi Peter

 

Are you relating this post to me? Because I was agreeing with Jo.

 

Nikki

 

, peter hurd <swpgh01@t...> wrote:

>

> At the risk of agreeing too much with Jo this week ( only joking)

she talks a lot of sense.

> Remember, think of it as a two way street. Did anyone disown you

when you went veggie/vegan?

>

> The Valley Vegan.............

>

> earthstrm <earthstorm@c...> wrote:

> Hi Jo

>

> Very well said, thank you! As someone in the situation of living

> with two carnivores whom I love very much, has a Father who is my

> role model and a carnivore and who knows not one soul nearby who

is

> a vegan, I can completely relate to your post.

>

> BB

> Nikki

>

> , " jo " wrote:

> >

> > Would I give up Colin if he went back to eating animals - NO.

> Would I expect him to give me up if I started eating animals - NO.

> Would Peter or our daughter expect Colin and I to part company

over

> a change of diet, even if we wished it was different? Would I

> disown Peter if he became unvegan - NO.

> >

> > Being vegan might be the right thing to do, but it shouldn't rob

> us of our compassion and feeling for others.

> >

> > As you pointed out when you posted about the vegan vixens - you

> knew I wouldn't like it. Now it doesn't matter whether I am right

> or wrong - most people think it is okay (just like most people

think

> eating meat is okay). Should I not talk to you because you like

> something I think differently about?

> >

> > To me being unfaithful to a partner is as bad as eating meat -

> should I not mix with people who have been unfaithful, or insist

> that if they are in my house they will not be unfaithful or use

> different dishes to me? I think not, because these people have

> different ways of looking at things, just as meat eaters do.

> >

> > Jo

>

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