Should people become vegetarian

There is nothing wrong with being a vegetarian. Being a vegetarian can save the earth. The reasons are: It saves the planet. Not only is there less, because cows and other animals are forced to produce young because of the high popular demand of meat, but there is now more land for planting trees, etc. Also, there is less electricity being used because there is no longer machines needed to kill the animals. Just remember: To us, it's just a taste but to the animal it's its whole life! Imagine if your whole life and family disappeared because a pig liked the taste of you! If you really want to look into vegetarianism, read the china study. I think it should be because it's better for your health and your wallet. But eating meat like McDonald's cheeseburgers, is definitely not necessary because it is unhealthy and if you eat all non-meat food you probably have an extra 10-15 years of your life. There is plenty of protein to get from plants and beans besides meat.

No one can tell you what you "should" do; however there are good reasons to become a vegetarian! For health reasons, environmental reasons, and to reduce cruelty in the world. Check out the question "Why do people become vegetarians?".

Unless you cannot (certain environments such as the tundra or mountainous regions like parts of Tibet have little edible vegetable food), in my opinion it would be a good idea.

No-one can tell you whether you should or not, but there are benefits of becoming vegetarian, for you and others.

Firstly, is it necessary to kill animals? Just because we like the taste, would the animals want it?

Secondly, is it humane? Should we do this to animals? Murder them?

Thirdly (if that is a Word), why don't we think animals have rights? Aren't they like humans, in a different body? Maybe they're not as clever as us, but not all humans are geniuses! But do we kill and eat humans because they taste nice, because they're not clever?

(By the way, I'm not a murderer or a cannibal. This is purely for my point of reasoning).

I know these points were all based around the same thing. Please for the full story on how animals are inhumanely murdered in Slaughterhouses, visit www.meat.org and watch 'Glass Walls'. You don't need the sound on, but if you can have it on, much better.

If slaughterhouses had glass walls, everyone would be vegetarian.