is virtually narrow minded?

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RE:

> but the realm of jesus is elsewhere.

 

Jesus as vegetarian is a PETA campaign.

I wouldn't have mentioned it except that others

brought up the subject. My intent WAS and IS to

" balance " the viewpoints expressed here AND

to support PETA's campaigns as valid.

 

It seems OK to be critical of PETA or to bash

other vegan viewpoints here: namely those who

see the relevance of the PETA campaigns.

 

If you don't want to be informed about these

issues, perhaps you need not read or consider

anything other than your own viewpoints. But it

serves no one to prohibit the views that support

PETA or PETA campaigns.

 

If you insist that PETA is not using satire

and political incorrectness to make a point

that's your viewpoint. The universe and planet

vegan is a little more diverse than most accept.

If you feel that PETA's Jesus campaign is

meaningless to the world at large, you're

likely very mistaken.

 

http://www.peta.org/cmp/index.html

 

http://www.jesusveg.com/

 

As for me, I find many of the messages here

as narrow minded as those in the world at large.

I would think that vegans would be a bit more open

minded and not as biased and prejudiced as the

vast majority of those who eat meat and dine

at McDonalds.

 

Little has changed in the last 30 years. Veganism is

not expressed as a means to be of service to life but rather

seemingly a means of separation and service to self.

 

I refuse to assimilate into the vegan meat-like Borg.

 

I'm here to remind you that the universe is diverse

and that our goal is unity. Unity is acceptance of

the diversity that is. Acceptance is not rejection.

 

But if you want to bury your collective heads, please

do not read my posts.

 

ernie