Americans Become Vegetarian

Though out history America has been in some sticky situations. The meat industry is one of these sticky situations. Back when the meat industry started up, they did not have regulations to follow, but now there’s laws the meat industry has to abide by. In today’s world the cow is the most used animal that produces Americans meat. The meat industry are putting themselves in a difficult spot, because the cows they are raising have steroids. Steroids make the cow’s size increase, so the more meat there will be. Now, the problem is again with the meat industry and congress wants to pass a bill that would make all Americans become vegetarians. Making all Americans become vegetarians could cause many disagreements and fights. Simple because …show more content…
When in American you’re allowed to purse the lifestyle you wish. Lydia Guevara adds that America would run into a problem with somehow figuring out what to do with the large amount of cows. Both students seem to focus on America being the land of the free, while John Krath and Jeff Lee talk about how it would be crippling for the economy. John Krath implies that “thousand” of people would become jobless because the meat industry supplies many jobs for the American people. Jeff Lee adds that in the area where the meat industries are located would be greatly affected and once again leave many people jobless. Finally the ideas that American allows you to make personal decisions and the economy would suffer because people would be jobless. Greg Hyatt bring up that some people may be “allergic” to greens and vegetables and what will happened to these special people? Andreas Rogers adds that “studies” have shown that being a vegetarian is extremely unhealthy for the human body. The human body would lack protein and American is trying to become healthier not unhealthy. Also, the “trade-off” between a few problem with the meat industry and an entire country is not worth