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3 Chicken – Why so popular?

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5 Whole hog sausage? Bologna? Pepperoni? A burger? A chicken or turkey hot dog? An Angus burger?.A Steak from Ponderosa vs. Longhorn? A salad?

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8 Three Kinds of Vegetarian Activism Moral vegetarians --believe life is possible without killing other animals. Political vegetarians--believe a plant- based diet is more just and sustainable. Nutritional vegetarians--believe that animal products are “the root of all dietary evil.” *Keith, The Vegetarian Myth

9 When eating with a vegetarian one should ask: How long have been? What type are you? Why are you vegetarian? NOT “Do you eat jello?” Or “You are going to die.”

10 Reasons for Vegetarianism Morals/ethics Health – Issue of B 12 and Fe in Females

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13 Speciesism and Anthropomorphism

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21 Zoonotic Diseases Transmitted to humans from animals H1N1 Influenza is not zoonotic – Caused major decrease in pork consumption

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24 Free Trade Vs. Fair Trade Issues

25 Free Trade Vs. Fair Trade Free—without tarriffs Fair—producers get equitable wage and treatment

26 Enjoy you meals!

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