Talk:List of vegetarians

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Adof Hitler Heavily Disputed! Embarrasment to Wiki

Is Adolf Hitler still in this list? o.O

It shows there are people with an agenda writing in here: Adolf Hitler ate many sorts of meat dishes, ate sausages & pigeons and even asked as his last meal to have meat - and ate it! Ohh yeah which was right before he killed his dog to test his suicide pill ..

Euhh which vegetarian would do that?

Also your own https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolf_Hitler_and_vegetarianism & https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Adolf_Hitler_and_vegetarianism#Recent_POV_edits page has many (and I KNOW some have even been deleted in the past) disputes of the claim:

> "Traudl Junge, who became Hitler's secretary in 1942, reported that he "always avoided meat" but that his Austrian cook Kruemel sometimes added a little animal broth or fat to his meals." = NOT an vegetarian!

> "All accounts by people familiar with Hitler's diet from 1942 onwards are in agreement that Hitler adhered to a vegetarian diet, but accounts of his diet prior to the Second World War are inconsistent in this regard with some stating he ate meat." = NOT an vegetarian!

> "Fritz Redlich noting that Hitler "avoided any kind of meat, with the exception of an Austrian dish he loved, Leberknödl (liver dumpling)" = NOT an vegetarian!

If you want to debate if he was or wasnt, or even about Nazi's writing animal welfare laws is one thing; but Hitler NOT being in the Disputed list embarrasses the whole of Wikipedia!

It is like writing a wiki article saying that coz they like them so much, pedofiles are NICE to children - puhlease come on ..

And to state that "Joseph Goebbels described Hitler as a committed vegetarian" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolf_Hitler_and_vegetarianism) as 'proof' is VERY naieve: Goebbels was Reich's Minister of Propaganda & he lied about a lot of stuff, also about what they did to the Jews! The Red Cross even believed him! Your same page describes tha Nazi's antivivisectionism .. pardon!? They experimented on humans AND animals! Not really anitivivisectionist in my mind .. Pseudohistory! 83.232.236.169 (talk) 16:27, 8 August 2016 (UTC)

Wikipedia relies on professionally-published mainstream academic or journalistic sources, not on what you personally insist on. Ian.thomson (talk) 16:33, 8 August 2016 (UTC)

Did u read at all what I wrote?

Also your own https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolf_Hitler_and_vegetarianism & https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Adolf_Hitler_and_vegetarianism#Recent_POV_edits page has many (and I KNOW some have even been deleted in the past) disputes of the claim:

> "Traudl Junge, who became Hitler's secretary in 1942, reported that he "always avoided meat" but that his Austrian cook Kruemel sometimes added a little animal broth or fat to his meals." = NOT an vegetarian!

> "All accounts by people familiar with Hitler's diet from 1942 onwards are in agreement that Hitler adhered to a vegetarian diet, but accounts of his diet prior to the Second World War are inconsistent in this regard with some stating he ate meat." = NOT an vegetarian!

> "Fritz Redlich noting that Hitler "avoided any kind of meat, with the exception of an Austrian dish he loved, Leberknödl (liver dumpling)" = NOT an vegetarian!

That has NOTHING to do what I insist on .. Wikipedia's several OWN articles dispute Hitler was a vegetarian ... may be you should delete all that info from those pages then ..?

I didnt say 'delete him entirely' from the page; I wrote he should be on the disputed list. Your reply is inappropriate. So what is journalistic about vivisectors writing on pages on vivisection then? Advertisements for their own dangerous pseudo-scientific 'work'. But yes, I know of Dutch wikipedians also that repeat stuff in wiki articles that is NOT true but was still written by a journalist & "thus we can cite/reference them" .. that is NOT what Wikipedia was intended for! 83.232.236.169 (talk) 16:51, 8 August 2016 (UTC)