Did last night's episode of the F Word make you consider becoming vegetarian?

Question

Did last night's episode of the F Word make you consider becoming vegetarian?

Answer 1

Not at all! But i think that as long as you respect where your meat came from and that it is not tortured all its life then it can be a better experience cooking and eating it.

Answer 2

no not really - just made me realise how much I like meat - but don't want to eat veal!

Answer 3

I already am a vegan, but I think some of those types of shows are biased. Being a vegan or vegetarian is a person issue, and never means that a person does not contribute in some way to killing or harming animals. I can guarantee that the people on that show wanted to make money off it, and they do not really care about the welfare of animals.

Edit: PETA is having teachers show videos in schools? Isn't that as bad as NRA having hunting videos in schools?

Answer 4

Look, being a vegetarian or veegan can be wrong. Humans are made to eat meat, thats why we have teeth, thats why we have a strong digestive system. If you are affected by the way animals are killed or kept then by free range/organic food which is the good stuff.

Answer 5

watching Gordon Ramsey makes me want to become a homicidal axe murderer, but I draw the line at vegetarian

Answer 6

hmm idk but I did consider becoming a veggie luvr (vegetarian) after I watched PETA videos in school!

Answer 7

i becmae a veggie after we went to a farm (skl trip) and the farmer made this girl kill a chicken cuz she find it hard to say no

i refused and resolved to become a vegetarian¬

Answer 8

well julia i am already a vegetarian that eats fish, so after last night on the f-word, when Gordon Ugly cut open that fish to eat its eggs, that has convinced me too be a proper vegatarion. It did make me feel ill and i feel sorry for those people that ate the meat

Answer 9

Yeahh i felt sorry for the puffins, i didn't like the way they were caught in the net.

Thanks to th F Word i've decided to become a vegitarian, they show to much animal slaughtering.