Nick Griffin: Vegetarianism is an "eating disorder"

You have a seriously warped view of reality. Vegetarianism is not anorexia!!! I'll give you a link that will explain the difference if you want.

Besides, if i wasn't a vegetarian i'd probably be obese right now; i love food and living off mountains of veggie soup isn't too shabby :P

Agree again. I'm kind of a chubby veggie. None of the vegetarians I know have anorexia or are even ridiculously thin. Of course there are going to be exceptions, but i'm sure there are a lot of meat eaters who are/have been anorexic. I don't even see how being a vegetarian can be classed as the same.

So you seriously think people should not be vegetarian in order to stop the world-threatening problem of farting?

You have a seriously warped view of reality. Vegetarianism is not anorexia!!! I'll give you a link that will explain the difference if you want.

It's not an eating disorder.. No more than Jews have an eating disorder. Or people that don't like brussell sprouts and refuse to eat them have an eating disorder.

Each to their own Nick Griffin, you decide what you eat, let others decide what they'll eat. Unless their killing themselves with unhealthiness, stop shoving your nose in their business.

And personally, I like meat

I didn't say it was anorexia, I said it is potentially one step from BEING anorexia.

As a Carnivore, I don't appreciate being told by a Vegitarian that i'm fat, unhealthy looking and probably in terrible physical condition.

And that is totally incorrect.

... and vegetarians are "cranks" too, apparently. You can hear these remarks on the latest piece of audio on Simon Darby's blog.

As a vegetarian, I don't appreciate being told - by a fat, unhealthy looking person who is probably in terrible physical condition - that I have an eating disorder! I happen to be in good physical health and fitness, and my choice of food doesn't dominate my life as is the case in real eating disorders.

Which is your opinion, and I don't care. Good day

Which is your opinion, and I don't care. Good day

How about this: most veggies eat dairy and eggs. For every cow producing milk, there was some poor ickle bullock who got shot. For every happy little hen sitting in a cage there was a chick who got his head hacked off with a cleaver and chucked in a bin shortly after hatching. Ethically, there's no difference between a vegetarian and a person who only eats a small amount of meat. If you're genuinely vegan then unless you're very careful you'll probably end up malnourished and in any case food will probably end up taking over your life- not all that far from an eating disorder.

Mmmm.... sprouts! Who doesn't like sprouts?

Actually with the bullock thing they used to be kept for veal. But because of supermarkets underpaying dairy farmers, price fixing with milk and taking out other businesses that might pay reasonable prices it meant it is no longer cost effective. You want better quality of life for the animals then don't use supermarkets.

... and vegetarians are "cranks" too, apparently. You can hear these remarks on the latest piece of audio on Simon Darby's blog.

As a vegetarian, I don't appreciate being told - by a fat, unhealthy looking person who is probably in terrible physical condition - that I have an eating disorder! I happen to be in good physical health and fitness, and my choice of food doesn't dominate my life as is the case in real eating disorders.

Ham sandwiches, obviously

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And why exactly are you listening to BNP?

... and vegetarians are "cranks" too, apparently. You can hear these remarks on the latest piece of audio on Simon Darby's blog.

As a vegetarian, I don't appreciate being told - by a fat, unhealthy looking person who is probably in terrible physical condition - that I have an eating disorder! I happen to be in good physical health and fitness, and my choice of food doesn't dominate my life as is the case in real eating disorders.