Typical. make false claims about somebody else's actions, then disappear.
Ahh, the dishonesty of vegans is still top notch.
Must be the diet that makes them so hateful, mis-informed, and liars.


"rick etter" > wrote in message
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>
> "LizH228" > wrote in message
> ...
> > Obviously you didn't read my msg. completely. I do not force these two
> kids not
> > to eat meat.
> ===========================
> I didn't say you did. What I'm talking about is *your* eating disorder
that
> won't allow you to 'teach' them how to eat like you described.
>
>
>
> The oldest does (the youngest can't eat anything yet) They are
> > welcome to eat all the meat they want. The agency knows fully what my
diet
> is
> > and actually considering the owner is a nurse she is highly interested
in
> my
> > diet and her daughter recently became vegetarian. She even told me I
> could
> > feed the kids both a vegetarian diet but I chose to offer them meat. I
> don't
> > care if they feed meat when they are in a feeding session but I do not
> want to
> > have to eat meat as well.
> =====================
> Exactly. Even though that is the way you explained that these kids will
> learn to eat. You put your eating disorder above teaching these kids.
> And for what reason? For some false belief that you are somehow saving
> animals?
>
>
> That was my only issue. Maybe you should go back to
> > reading my msg. But Rick, I don't appreciate your emailed threats.
> =================================
> Vegans seem to be good at this lying stuff, why is that? Take back this
> outright LIE. I have never e-mailed you! I have never threatened you.
You
> aren't worth the seperate time one-on-one. You have really have issues,
> don't you? Getting hard to defend your eating disorder?
>
>
> I have
> > nothing that you can turn me into child protection services so don't
even
> say
> > that. You can call if you want to so bad and tell them I am abusing
these
> kids
> > but what I eat is not abuse to these kids.
> ========================
> And where did I say that? I suggest *you* read for comprehension.
>
>
>