"Derek" > wrote

> On Thu, 6 Jan 2005 12:33:38 -0800, "Dutch" > wrote:

>>Nobody believes that changing one's position on something makes you a liar
>>or a hypocrite.
>
> In his quotes below he states that he dislikes flesh,
> so how does learning from one's mistakes, as he
> claims, suddenly change his tastes for food items?

Quite easily, he was parroting things that vegans typically say. Once he
starting examining veganism objectively those statements no longer rang
true, so he discarded them. When you speak from your own mind you say
different things than when you are acting as a mouthpiece.

> He also states that he believes the consumption of
> meat, dairy and eggs are bad for him, animals, his
> environment, and the whole World, but he sings a
> different tune now he's become a meat pusher, so
> how did learning from his mistakes do that?

See above..