Do you break the law if you eat meat in a vegetarian country?

[Ucy]

How would you behave in a country that forbid or ban the eating of meat?

I believe no human law is above GOD's law, so the ban should not affect you as a true christain because GOD allows eating of meat. Eating good meat and eating moderately is good for us.

But for the sake of love and not desrepecting members of the society, you try to avoid eating in their presence. And you also inform them that meat is not harmful to us esp if eaten the right way. A just society would investigate your claim, and unban meat eating if found to be true.
Afterall, the purpose of law is for the good of society, people and the world. If you insist on holding tightly to laws that serve no good purpose then you are the problem.
There are good and bad laws. Your law has to be good.

[jrrsparkles]

How would you behave in a country that forbid or ban the eating of meat?

I believe no human law is above GOD's law, so the ban should not affect you as a true christain because GOD allows eating of meat. Eating good meat and eating moderately is good for us.

But for the sake of love and not desrepecting members of the society, you try to avoid eating in their presence. And you also inform them that meat is not harmful to us esp if eaten the right way. A just society would investigate your claim, and unban meat eating if found to be true.
Afterall, the purpose of law is for the good of society, people and the world. If you insist on holding tightly to laws that serve no good purpose then you are the problem.
There are good and bad laws. Your law has to be good.

If a country banned any type of meat in their country means then how can you buy meat there? Its not possible to bring any meat while you enter into the country as well because in airports they will take them out.So literally it is not possible to eat even if you want when a country banned.

Is there any country banned eating meat for the whole country?

[Chato1977]

is there really a country that people only allows to eat vegetables ?

and each country are free,not because they are strict in their foods meaning even visitors obliged to do the same.

[boyptc]

I will not debate anything with that. If the country where I'm in says that it's not allowed to do so, I'll follow the rule. To me, that's a very simple thing to do.

Respect and obedience should be at the top.

[daneal stev]

The world is full of types of meat, there are meats useful for our health that we can eat, and there are harmful meats and it is not recommended to eat them at all. And if I travel to a country that prohibits eating meat, I will never violate the laws and I will follow eating vegetables only until I leave this country, but if I want to live and settle in that country, I will get used to eating vegetables only

[Renampun]

if they make a tight rule for it and put it in their laws, then I'm breaking the law...
but in the real world, being punished because eating meat is ridiculous, eating meat is the right of all humans, even vegetarians have the right not to eat meat and vice versa.

[Elite70]

This question was so weird but then I would say you follow the rules on which country you were staying. One more thing I think there's no such country where they restrict eating any meat.

[josephsonand]

I wouldn’t simply go there. But if such a country existed, and still I would have to go there, then, of course, I would have to comply with the laws, because breaking them is the way to jail, as in any other country. Law is law. No matter how awkward it may be.

[peter0425]

How would you behave in a country that forbid or ban the eating of meat?

 

i have been watching Food shows every now and then and there are places the Hosts visit those location in which there are a forbidden in eating some kind of Meat like "Cows Meat' but still there are areas in those countries that is offering Meats like Cow so what i mean here?Food for everyone and there is exemption for the banning each place because Visitors like us need to eat when we visit their countries.

So my answer is NO we are not breaking rules.

[Ucy]

I will not debate anything with that. If the country where I'm in says that it's not allowed to do so, I'll follow the rule. To me, that's a very simple thing to do.

Respect and obedience should be at the top.

The question basically trying to solve the problem of whether to obey immoral/bad/unjust laws.
Should we obey or disobey bad/immoral laws? How do we determine what law is bad or immoral? If your country bans the eating of certain good fruits (perhaps due to misinformation, wrong or unscientific studies) , while you and others rely on the fruits for your health/survival, would you obey? Or if your country bans the teaching of your kids about GOD, would you obey?
I strongly believe you don't obey bad laws (if you're sure the law bad. *You will need to prove to people/court it is actually bad*). You have to handle the issue in sensible manner in order not to create problems.
Everything GOD says is good can be proven good in court or to people, no matter the country. A just society will certainly approve or consider, while the unjust will wrongly fight it.

[BADecker]

There are really only three ways you are in a country:
1. You are a child or minor, and you were born there, or your parents or guardians took you there (similar to 3, below);
2. You are there by agreement, because you want to be;
3. You are a hostage.

It is wrong for children or minors to go against the wishes of the people who are their guardians or parents... provided those wishes are not violently dangerous.

If you are a hostage, you don't really have control, anyway, so anything goes. They'll simply execute you if they don't like what you are doing. If you don't obey your captors, all you are doing is placing yourself outside the realm of your captors, especially if they execute you.

If you are there by agreement, it is only right to follow the terms of your agreement. Work at getting out of your agreement if you find out you don't like it, and move out of the country.

[Jet Cash]

Man is an omnivore, and I believe that vegetarians have dietary deficiencies. If I was in a country that banned the sale of meat, then I would eat road kill.

[BADecker]

Man is an omnivore, and I believe that vegetarians have dietary deficiencies. If I was in a country that banned the sale of meat, then I would eat road kill.

 

[andulolika]

No religion I know of forbids eating meat, fuck god and religion tho. Where's my bacon suit.

I will not debate anything with that. If the country where I'm in says that it's not allowed to do so, I'll follow the rule. To me, that's a very simple thing to do.

Respect and obedience should be at the top.

Respect is okay, obedience means you a lamb.

Not touching any country that says shit.

[ethereumhunter]

If I am in a country that forbids or band the eating of meat, I will not break that rule, because I respect the governments, and it would not be a problem for me to eat vegetarian food. I need to adapt to the current situations everywhere I stay because I don't want to get a problem while staying. I am sure that even if I eat vegetarian food, my body will be okay, and I think that can help me have a healthy life.

[boyptc]

I will not debate anything with that. If the country where I'm in says that it's not allowed to do so, I'll follow the rule. To me, that's a very simple thing to do.

Respect and obedience should be at the top.

The question basically trying to solve the problem of whether to obey immoral/bad/unjust laws.
Should we obey or disobey bad/immoral laws? How do we determine what law is bad or immoral? If your country bans the eating of certain good fruits (perhaps due to misinformation, wrong or unscientific studies) , while you and others rely on the fruits for your health/survival, would you obey? Or if your country bans the teaching of your kids about GOD, would you obey?
I strongly believe you don't obey bad laws (if you're sure the law bad. *You will need to prove to people/court it is actually bad*). You have to handle the issue in sensible manner in order not to create problems.
Everything GOD says is good can be proven good in court or to people, no matter the country. A just society will certainly approve or consider, while the unjust will wrongly fight it.

As I have said, I won't debate with that unless the time comes that there's a certain country that bans the diet of most people or certain people, and to be specific, they ban good fruits base on your example.

Given the situation and the time has come, we believe that "for every rule, there is an exception".

No religion I know of forbids eating meat

Islam forbids eating pork.

[maqex]

Never heard of a country that is straight vegetarian and is forbidden to eat any meat.
As far as i know India is ranked top in the world with 38% of the total population being vegetarians.

No religion I know of forbids eating meat

Islam forbids eating pork.

It's just pork not meat in general.

[Ucy]

Never heard of a country that is straight vegetarian and is forbidden to eat any meat.
As far as i know India is ranked top in the world with 38% of the total population being vegetarians.

No religion I know of forbids eating meat

Islam forbids eating pork.

It's just pork not meat in general.

The pork example also applies in this case... would you kill and eat pig meat if you're starving in the forest with your friends and find a pig close by?
I believe the answer would be yes for many in the country that bans the meat.. It's moral to eat it with your friends and survive than to let everyone starve to death due to the country's law on pork. This can be easily proven to be a right decision in any just court.

[maqex]

Never heard of a country that is straight vegetarian and is forbidden to eat any meat.
As far as i know India is ranked top in the world with 38% of the total population being vegetarians.

No religion I know of forbids eating meat

Islam forbids eating pork.

It's just pork not meat in general.

The pork example also applies in this case... would you kill and eat pig meat if you're starving in the forest with your friends and find a pig close by?
I believe the answer would be yes for many in the country that bans the meat.. It's moral to eat it with your friends and survive than to let everyone starve to death due to the country's law on pork. This can be easily proven to be a right decision in any just court.

ofc. i totally agree with you. if i had to i would eat every pig in country.

meanwhile in India ...

"Four Muslims in India have been killed by predominantly Hindu mobs after they were suspected of either eating beef or slaughtering a cow, considered sacred by the country's majority Hindus."

[Virtual Systems]

I'm sorry, but this post made my day

Okay, in this hypothetical country are you're comparing meat with something like drugs or weapons? In that case, yes, you're gonna break the law. However, if some country startyв to value the animals/human health that much, they would forbid any animal origin products and become a fully vegan country, as diary food and egg production is pretty violent too.