On Mon, 3 Jul 2000 15:26:59 EDT, Gawen Harrison <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>Your attempt to be offensive in order to propagate your vegetarian false
>science just shows us we need to aware of what cultural indoctrination .

Gawen, I'm sorry if you or someone else found my zonehome citation
offensive. You shouldn't.
You really shouldn't if you *are* propagating a hunting nutrition.
It just isn't that sterile, and instead of eating just a rectangular
piece of muscle cut out of an unrecognisable animal it is *really*
my opinion that the more healthy things to eat  to eat were
...raw liver, eyes... a.s.o.

If it helps you to become aware of your cultural indoctrination
then you can be happy about it.

If you want to attack, what I really try to work out, what you call
my "vegetarian false science" then please attack it by facts.
I *am* interested.
If you didn't regard it. It looks to me that exactely in the last
2 mio years various plant sources like seeds and tubers were the main
driving evolutionary factor.
This is not vegetarian as you may have noted, as some animal matter
was always present. To me delightment less enough for me to feel save
in doing without it. So far.
I feel inline with it with the findings of Eades and Cordaine
(however not the conclusions).

That last hunting article was nothing scientific, as you may have noticed.
It was just such a colourful discription.
And for me the determination of my feelings to it.
Just don't want have anything to do with it.

Whatever someone other feels on it or acts upon is *not my deal*.
However i consider it right not to artificially detach eating from the
process of gaining the food, also when it's butcherung and killing.
This is also an important part of paleo life.

regards

Amadeus S.







> http://www.zonehome.com/zt56/_disc/000001e6.htm
>
> Probe:
> <<Raw morsels of the meat would have been snacked on while the butchering
> was taking place. You as a participant might have
> been offered raw liver, kidney, eyes, belly fat, testicles, parts of the
> stomach, marrow from leg bones, gristle from snouts,
> hoofs of unborn calves and tissue from the sack they had been in. >>
>
> I really think that these are the most valuable parts of animals
> (but i waive).
>
> happy hunting
>
> Amadeus S.
>  >>