If a vegetarian came across an already dead animal would he eat it because it didn't cause the animal pai or fear?
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Clueless Ned
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Usually after being a vegetarian for a few weeks, eating meat makes the person feel sick. They would have no desire to eat meat anymore, regardless of where it came from.
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you know, I know a guy who is mostly vegetarian, with one exception... if someone left a scrap of meat on their plate, he eats it so that the animal would not go to waste. If I had to choose one of my friends to eat a random carcass, it'd be him! :D
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No. Even a carnivore tends to avoid flesh found dead in the wilderness. Only scavengers eat rotting flesh found in the wild.
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I stopped eating meat due to the fact that I hate the taste. My wife is a vegetarian for ethical reasons. We've both been vegetarians for about 20 years. If we consume meat, we physically get ill. It happens. We both travel for work, and people slip some dead something into food. We spend the next day or so forcing it out of our bodies without choice (to put it nicely).
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No, vegetarians just don't eat meat, end of. If a vegetarian eats meat, they're not really a vegetarian no matter how or why they ate meat or the animal died.
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I'm not a vegetarian but I don't think I would eat a random dead animal I found lying on the street. Ick.
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