Vegetariaism is Wrong

Thankyou for your reply. Ok...Firstly,You said why should we stoop down to their level. I would like to point out that it is not my oppinion that it is to lower yourself to eat animals and consider it the same as eating any plant or other kind of food. I understand your point though and I am not trying to say that just because an animal does something it makes it OK, but that when people defend animals they rarely touch on the fact that they see no problem in eating other animals as long as it is in their diet. Furthermore, I would not stoop to the level animals stoop to in regards of eating their offspring but by you mentioning that it has actually helped my arguement by showing that animals are not worried about sparing creatures but we fight so hard to remove them from our diet. This was just a point I brought forward and not the main focus of my arguement so I'll move on to the seciond rebuttle you made.Secondly,You said that I would by my logic see no problem in eating a braindead human. As a human being like myself you know as well as I do that there is something inherently wrong in that statement. However, before I continue with my arguement I would like to say that you have raised a very interesting, moreover difficult, point.My response is that as humans we bond together, fall in love, become friends and have blood and family relations with each other. For that reason alone it would be an immoral and overall disgusting crime to commit cannabalism. Also, human's have very strong empathy and so it makes it seem especially sickening to imagine something like that. Animals like some monkey's that also have very high intelligence and are able to create their own relationships and bond even with humans are off - limits mainly because of said empathy. Therefore as a community of humans we can show compassion, and eat animals mutually with no hypocrasy within reason (as in what I have just written).Also, of the intelligent animals such as dogs and dolphins which creatures eat their offspring?Thirdly,You said how does how humanely they're killed help? Well, if you care about animals you don't want them to suffer for you to eat them. You can get free range eggs from chickens if you care and free range chickens themselves, knowing they lived in good conditions and didn't have a prolonged and painful death. If the animal is killed humanely and quickly it means that they have not suffered for you to eat them which I would have thought you'd prefer. I am argueing from the side that eats animals but it doesn't mean I want to be cruel to them in any way. I love looking after animals and all I am saying is they are a staple in my diet, I don't want to hurt them.Finally:I conclude with this point...As humans we have the right in looking after our own species to eat meat in our diets as we are omnivores. We do not as a whole torment animals, or prolong their deaths and have kept a few species alive due to eating them such as cows. I ask from you what is so wrong? You yourself showed me a link about animals eating their offspring and I responded by saying that as humans we are above them for reasons such as that and we worry far too much about their rights (which is quite strange compared to all the starving people and natural disasters and genocides in the world.) When we have been so lucky to have the ability to have such an abundant plethora of foods why encourage us to waste some due to misconceived notions of helping them as many vegetarians wrongly say.