Fish..meat?

[TJ]

Well, i figured i would make a troll. So here it goes.

Is fish a meat? It has muscles and breathes, and eats on its own..which to me means its a meat.

So eat that catholics.

 

[T.G.I.Friday]

LMFAO!!!
What So funny is my Friend who can't eat meat for the 40 days says he can eat Fish though
I Was like umm Fish would and should be considered meat.
Fish > Carnivore
It isn't a producer.

 

The ancient idea that FISH is not MEAT comes from the fact that when a freshly caught fish is sliced - it does not bleed blood.

Also that they are seafood and don't live on land.

 

[TJ]

The ancient idea that FISH is not MEAT comes from the fact that when a freshly caught fish is sliced - it does not bleed blood.

Yes, it does. I don't really know about the "slicing of it" but i know that if you catch a fish by hook, they will bleed.

Also that they are seafood and don't live on land.

Whales, sharks, crabs, manatee's, clams, etc aren't meat just because they live on land?

Last time i checked, they eat other animals and plants, not produce their own food.

 

[Voices]

This'll be interesting... I'll be keeping my eye on this thread.

 

[TJ]

This'll be interesting... I'll be keeping my eye on this thread.

You should keep an eye on the spam infraction you get, also D:

Why will you be watching this thread? Why not contribute something instead of spamming.

 

[Tengauge12]

Fish are animals. They are 'alive' and have systems like any other blooded animal. I guess someone could be really smart and say plants have systems too but in science fish arent classified as plants. They get their food by eating it; not soaking up the nutrients or taking in the light. They also give birth and not 'spawn' like a plant would. There's also the matter of blood like animals and bones as well. Scientifically and logically fish are animals; not plants, and thus eating them is eating a form of meat.

But...where did that whole 'fish are meat' thing originate? I googled it and the best I could find was back in the Christian ruling days (think middle ages) the majority of the population (which was quite impoverished) lived off a little bread and mainly fish. To not eat fish people would starve. So when lent came around and people had to give something up (ala meat) fish was made exempt.

 

hey tj i love how you run your threads

firstly i so agree with you it should be considered a meat it uses all the same features as a meat lol.


secondly im sick of spammers on my threads if you go check out my "favorite cellphone provider" you will see tons of people spamming like 1 word posts ive looked at the report a spammer section and im not quite sure how to use it so i was wondering if ud like to pm me or use msn on how to report if you have some time. thanks for the help and keep up good work

-myzteriuz

 

[T.G.I.Friday]

One thing i can say that separates fish from poultry is that it doesn't provide a nutritious amount of proteins in a normal serving as beef or chicken would.
That is in similar quantities.
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