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<blockquote data-quote="Sinister" data-source="post: 63548" data-attributes="member: 2684">well.... when in doubt bring in reason&nbsp;stick your finger in your mouth and count two teeth down from your central incisors.... what do you reach?&nbsp;answer:your canines&nbsp;designed by god or evolution (lets keep this open) to tear muscle tissues.&nbsp;we are omnivorous for a reason... Sikhs usually advocate the &quot;natural state of man&quot; when it comes to perserving hair fibers on the dermal layers of the skin but then turn and do a complete 180 and advocate the unnatural practice of dietary exclusion because of taboo.&nbsp;and then the religious right has the nerve to call our youth &quot;confused&quot;&nbsp;now...if you wish to practice ahimsa by all means do so...but...your diet will give you absolutely no moral superiority over the person next to you. its simply a personal choice. &nbsp;&nbsp;I read most of Randip Singh&#039;s post and I was impressed with the amount of research and well thought out arguments.&nbsp;and i generally agree with Lion Child... this is a rather fruitless debate that was opened again by people with ill developed ideas or interpretations.&nbsp;cheers</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sinister, post: 63548, member: 2684"] well.... when in doubt bring in reason stick your finger in your mouth and count two teeth down from your central incisors.... what do you reach? answer: your canines designed by god or evolution (lets keep this open) to tear muscle tissues. we are omnivorous for a reason... Sikhs usually advocate the "natural state of man" when it comes to perserving hair fibers on the dermal layers of the skin but then turn and do a complete 180 and advocate the unnatural practice of dietary exclusion because of taboo. and then the religious right has the nerve to call our youth "confused" now...if you wish to practice ahimsa by all means do so...but...your diet will give you absolutely no moral superiority over the person next to you. its simply a personal choice. I read most of Randip Singh's post and I was impressed with the amount of research and well thought out arguments. and i generally agree with Lion Child... this is a rather fruitless debate that was opened again by people with ill developed ideas or interpretations. cheers [/QUOTE]

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