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> Vegetarianism can never be a possible diet for the bulk of the human
> species but remain an option only for scattered inividuals.
hm. i'm not convinced this is true. the first thing that occurs to me is that, there are some 500 million vegetarians in india alone--and those will be genuine vegetarians, more vegetarian even than i would argue for. that's already more than scattered individuals--it's a whole vegetarian culture.
j
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