I am a vegetarian, but I do not like the taste of very many vegetables.
That's a shame, why did you become a vegetarian then? Was it because you object to eating meat?
I do not like the taste, texture or thought of eating meat.
So it has nothing to do with whether or not eating meat is ethical? There is a lot of debate around the ethics of eating meat. 
It has nothing to do with it being ethical or not although some aspects of that do bother me a little.
Don't you feel like you are betraying your nature? After all, Humans have hunted and killed animals for food since prehistoric times.
No. I do not feel that way at all because it does not feel natural to me.
I can absolutely see what you mean about industrial meat processing plants being unnatural, but I would have to disagree that eating any meat is unnatural, I think it is the most natural thing.
It is unnatural to me. I do not mind that other people do it. I just do not like it.
Sustainable living
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. That's the contradiction in my title. Secondly, it satirises the idea that you can always cherry-pick religious traditions. I have a friend who calls herself a 'feminist Muslim'. What does that mean, I asked her? Like a meat-eating vegetarian? Well, she said, of course there are passages that discriminate against women in the Quran that I take issue with, but everyone cherry-picks, and so do I."
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