Leonardo, McCartney and I

So, I could have spoken on this topic for about an hour but I condensed it. Just for you.

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[TheDreamingEva]

Great video, really enjoyed it and you did actually teach me something XD I had no idea about any of the green house emission stuff.

I want to say I have nothing against vegetarians, I think its their business if they dont want to eat meat, but personally I am not going to be changing any time soon. I think the treatment of animals is abysmal, and just.. no no. It really annoys me when you see some of these places. I much rather eat free range meat. Anyways great video and rock on!

[RattlingTongue]

@TheDreamingEva Thanks eva :) yeah well it's not very well known and it totally should be. I'm glad i made you think about stuff and stuff. :D

[Pinkerooprincess]

Is it creepy that with each video I love you more and more? XD

I've been vegetarian now for four years so know exactly what you mean, thanks for your view I just love finding out what other people think whatever eating life style they choose =)

Keep up the awesome videos XD 

[RattlingTongue]

@Pinkerooprincess thank you so much :) xx

[newdante777]

Yesyesyes. I'm mostly vegetarian and am considering being totally vegetarian for the reasons you cited. Also 'Storm'!! :)

[RattlingTongue]

@newdante777 I can quote storm word for word... i shouldn't be so proud of that.

[RattlingTongue]

@mreawsomeman Ummm I don't remember the part where I said starving them was ok.... I mean obviously you are aware that the only reason that the animals are there in the first place is due to the humns who farm them. I'm not saying start killing off the animals, I'm saying stop breeding abnormal amount of them to feed us!

[RattlingTongue]

@Tone7208 We use fossil fuels in everyday life, yes, well done. But don't you think that cutting down wherever you can is surely the way do it?? And when it's 160 gallons of fuel a year... I think it's definitely something to consider.

[strekenida]

I completely agree with all your points. And I KNOW it's horrible, but I love fois gras, and I do not think I could stop eating it. Euh.. Now it sounds like I eat it all the time..

[minaturedisasta]

I actually agree with you there

[randomish211]

I'm glad you made this video. I live in Texas so you don't get too many vegetarians around here, so I'm glad you made this to educate me on the effects globally of my decisions. Thank You

[Bellamort25]

When you zoomed to The Beatles poster I got over excited and probably peed myself!!! I think you have really good views and the fact that you're not afraid to put them across and not mind what others think is admirable. I need to be more like you :)

Your hair is gorgeous by the way!

[RattlingTongue]

@delicatesunflowers Well, if you find it difficult to cut out the meat altogether, then you should try doing it in stages. First, cut out red meat, then white meat, then fish. But you've got to be really careful about keeping healthy, for example, taking vitamins everyday etc. I used to be a pescatarian up until about a year ago, because I was still growing :D if you are still growing then you should consider keeping fish in the diet for now :) P.S. I think YOU are really cool.

[mreawsomeman]

@RattlingTongue good point its just when they eat the produce gas so that's like...anyways, the over breeding kinda slipped my mind! so...go meat! or in your case go veggies! also i like how though we're still living things we dont count humans as part of the natural processes and food chians and stuff

[Blackmercyable]

I really like your video, while I do not support the treatment of animals like that, in some ways the best thing that could happen to an animal is that it is chosen to be the sort of animal that humans eat. We give them a safe life, many species would go extinct without our livestocking of them.Yes the system is inefficient and contributes to global warming, but so do many things. I do accept that we should all eat less meat, perhaps half the amount, but not give it up altogether.