Spare me the juvenile insults. They do nothing to strengthen your argument. If true omnivores don't have a choice, then we aren't true omnivores. We're opportunistic eaters. When we go to the supermarket, we [i]choose[/i] what foods we purchase. And meat is in no way essential. If you think a vegan diet is unhealthy you lack a basic understanding of nutrition and I suggest doing some thorough research. All nutrients in animal products can be obtained from non-animal sources. Pseudo - morality? Please explain in detail exactly what makes vegan principles invalid, and provide examples of what, in your opinion, constitutes "true" morality.