richman678 t1_j9mzob3 wrote
So….eggs are not vegetarian. They are meat. An animal died so you can eat those eggs. It doesn’t count. I don’t care what other regions think. Vegetarian = no meat. Vegan= nothing from an animal (such as milk since the cow didn’t die to get you that milk) now feel free to downvote away. It won’t matter and it won’t change the facts. Your just wrong en masse.
bryan_pieces t1_j9n1kug wrote
Damn you went in on it without realizing you were wrong from the jump. Eggs are laid without fertilization
richman678 t1_j9n7t72 wrote
They would have been fertilized if they weren’t picked by humans.
WalrusByte t1_j9naast wrote
Not unless the hen mated with a rooster first. They lay regularly whether their eggs are fertilized or not. We only eat the unfertilized ones
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richman678 t1_j9q4cki wrote
How do you know which ones are fertilized and which ones aren’t?
WalrusByte t1_j9q54q2 wrote
I've never done this myself, but I heard you can shine a flashlight through the egg to see if there's an embryo inside. Results depends on how early or late into the growing process it is. The easiest thing to do is just keep the roosters and the hens separated so you know they're all unfertilized.
richman678 t1_j9r0zi5 wrote
Well for the record I’m sure these eggs in the photo weren’t fertilized. That doesn’t mean i think eggs still count as vegetarian.
bryan_pieces t1_j9nae8o wrote
Wow you put your foot in your mouth again!
richman678 t1_j9q48js wrote
Yeah you got me. The original thought still holds up. Eggs are meat
Katters8811 t1_j9nxrg6 wrote
How would they get fertilized when the hens have zero access to roosters? No males=no sperm=no fertilization.
Did you also know that human women “lay eggs” absent fertilization? It’s called a period. Not sure I’ve ever seen someone so sure while being so wrong.
richman678 t1_j9q366s wrote
Yes i was aware. It’s still an animal product that was designed for something else.
patchwork_guilt t1_j9n0z5q wrote
how are unfertilized eggs meat?
richman678 t1_j9n8f4e wrote
The chicken laid those eggs for reproductive purposes. Not for other people or other animals to eat. They weren’t grown in the ground or picked from a tree.
SargeInCharge t1_j9ne1mg wrote
How does an egg get fertilized AFTER it's laid?
richman678 t1_j9q40xt wrote
Now that i didn’t know. Then technically it’s a crapshoot if the eggs been fertilized or not.
patchwork_guilt t1_j9nlouz wrote
If every egg became a chicken, we'd have HUGE problems.
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Unless, maybe, we ate them.
richman678 t1_j9q3iv3 wrote
Well the same reason turtles lay like 30 eggs. The likelihood of the hatchlings making it to the ocean and living their life out is low. It’s called evolution. Over thousands of years turtles bodies taught themselves to produce more. Same with chickens as in the wild chickens are very popular amongst predators
scarafied t1_j9n30yu wrote
Which animal died to get those eggs?
richman678 t1_j9n7pej wrote
The unborn chickens.
scarafied t1_j9ng0pg wrote
So you don’t understand how chickens and eggs work. Got it.
richman678 t1_j9q3mby wrote
If that helps with your self esteem by all means.
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