News Vegetarian goes berserk on train

[Second Summer]

The 29-year-old vegetarian at first insulted the young men and women, then threatened them with a knife. He then slapped the two men who were eating the meat around the head.

This was when it became too much for the young group, who then got off the train at Bad Endorf and reported the incident to the police.

More: Vegetarian flips out at smell of meat on train - The Local (12. May 2015)

 

[Mischief]

Kind of funny, actually. (Except for the knife part.)

 

[Calliegirl]

He then slapped the two men who were eating the meat around the head.

This made me laugh even though it probably shouldn't have.

 

[rainforests1]

Looking at the picture I can't say I'm surprised. His punishment is what I'm interested in.

 

[ledboots]

This made me laugh even though it probably shouldn't have.
[emoji38]

I laughed, too.

Ok, which one of you guys did this?Fess up!

 

[Second Summer]

This is like the vegetarian version of that movie Falling Down.

Well, imagine what a scolding those young rapscallions would have had if he were a vegan! (OK OK, slightly worrying about the knife etc.)

Looking at the picture I can't say I'm surprised.

lolz.

 

[Joe]

Please remember (however politically incorrect it is to say this) that this guy is a ...

German!

 

[Second Summer]

Please remember (however politically incorrect it is to say this) that this guy is a ...

German!

Good point. And let's not forget that Hitler dabbled in vegetarianism for a while!

 

[Joe]

Good point. And let's not forget that Hitler dabbled in vegetarianism for a while!

I was half-joking here, but if I had written the story, it would have read: "German man [in large caps], who happened to be a vegetarian [in very small print], went berserk on a train."

Albert Speer, who was at one time Hitler's closest friend, in his Playboy interview said Hitler was a vegetarian--no ifs, ands or buts. But others have contested this view.

 

[Second Summer]

Albert Speer, who was at one time Hitler's closest friend, in his Playboy interview said Hitler was a vegetarian--no ifs, ands or buts. But others have contested this view.

My understanding is that he was, too, but only for a while. That way, all the witness accounts would be correct. It's the one conclusion that fits with all the data.