On Wed, 05 Jan 2005 19:01:12 GMT, usual suspect > wrote:
>Reynard wrote:
>> On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 09:56:53 -0500, "Scented Nectar" > wrote:
>>>"Reynard" > wrote in message ...
>>>>On Tue, 4 Jan 2005 19:25:27 -0500, "Scented Nectar" > wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>Why a month ago, what's different now? I gave up
>>>>>meat in 1981. Recently I've begun eliminating the
>>>>>last of the dairy in my meals, so if it's that you're
>>>>>talking about, I haven't kept records and can't
>>>>>therefore answer you.
>>>>
>>>>It's a bit like making a new year's resolution to stop
>>>>dropping litter. Even though you had no idea of the
>>>>amount of litter you were dropping in 2004, holding
>>>>on to your litter and disposing of it properly in 2005
>>>>will mean you have reduced your littering, however
>>>>much littering you did prior to 2005. You don't need
>>>>numbers to know you're reducing your litter, and the
>>>>same goes for collateral deaths, so don't let the likes
>>>>of 'usual suspect' tell you any different while he tries
>>>>to belittle and dismiss your efforts.
>>>
>>>I see through him.
>>
>> We all do. Since turning his back on veganism he's
>> become a meat pusher like all the other meat pushers
>> we get here on this forum.
>
>I've recommended that people consume products which

.... they don't want, pusher, and when they refuse your
demands that they take your product, you attack them
and belittle their efforts at staying 'clean.'

>> They're no better or worse
>> than drug pushers, in my opinion,
>
>So says the

.... clean vegetarian who doesn't accept your pushing
of unhealthy products onto him.

>> because they push
>> their product onto non-users in the very same way with
>
>What a terrible analogy

It's a perfect analogy, pusher.

An analogy is written in the form.
A is like B.
B has property P.
Therefore, A has property P.

(A) A pusher pushing meat
is like
(B) A pusher pushing drugs
(B) has the property (P), a dependency for his product
and a desire to push it onto others.

Therefore, (A) a pusher pushing meat has the property
(P), a dependency for his product and a desire to push it
onto others.

Shove off, pusher!