Originally posted by jackieisinlove
Originally posted by BlackSatinDancer
Originally posted by jackieisinlove
Originally posted by BlackSatinDancer
Originally posted by jackieisinlove
Can you back up how these people seem to be "incredibly naive" and "manipulated by forces they do not really understand"? And what does not eating meat have to do with anything?
While some of the "Namaste crowd," as you put it, can be judgmental... so are a lot of people. Your post is judgmental. Additionally, you share the same mindset as some other people. Does that mean that you're an example of "group-think" as well?
Some might say that it's incredibly naive to think that the world can and should continue with people creating wars, being cruel, thinking there are classes of people, etc.
hippies and veganism
do we really need to explain the concept all out?
it's not nice to hit cows in the head and people who want to be nice or want to pretend to be nice if they are trolling, don't hit cows in the head or cause cows to be hit in the head.
well, some of them.
And how exactly does that make people naive or manipulated by forces they don't understand?
I just don't understand exactly how being loving and wanting to care for living things and the planet is naive.
Man, people will complain about anything, won't they? "THESE PEOPLE ARE TOO LOVING!"
Sorry, I misunderstood your post. god only knows what i was thinking about at the time.
well, now that i understand your question... i think most thinks it's rough and tough to kill another beast. Since that has been the way or survival for man for a long time, most think that people simply cannot live without it... therefore they are so niave they think they can go without eating.
I didn't even become vegan... just vegetarian and do you have any idea how many people have said startled at my decision "WELL WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO EAT"
ummm....everything else?edit on 3-1-2012 by BlackSatinDancer because: (no reason given)
Well, I guess I'm biased since I'm a raw vegan kundalini yoga hippy, but I personally think it's naive to think we can go on abusing the world and the people in it without horrible repercussions. Or, rather, that the horrible repercussions we're currently facing aren't due to the fact that we've been abusing the world for so long. Minus the political corruption, world hunger could be solved if everyone -- or even just a percentage of people -- went vegan.
The OP said that people such as described would have limited horizons and would be devoid of passion. It's weird because I tend to think people who are as described are more passionate -- only about the right things, rather than petty arguments.
Oh well, just my opinion. I'm not zen enough yet to not have one.
i do not disagree with this.
i also like the point you made about the waste involved with all the cattling. they can't grasp the spiritual repercussion... just disregard that as idea altogether. yet they ALSO cannot even grasp the material value involved with a little modification that could even help them be more healthy.





