Why Plant Killing?

It's a fact that plants and animals both have life. So whether I can
kill and eat a plant or an animal I am a murderer.  So what is the
difference then between being a vegetarian or a non-vegetarian? There
is actually is no difference.

In this material world certain acts are being performed naturally and
many living beings are killed about which we can not even think of.

We have so many organisms in our intestines and they get killed up
naturally. Even by breathing we are killing so many microbes. So many
microbes are killed while cooking. And eating vegetables is also
killing. In this world there is the law that one living being is food
for another living being.

jivo jivasya jivanam

"One living being is food for another."

We simply have to take what is allotted to us by the Lord as our quota
and offer it to Him first before eating.  This will free us from the
sin of killing.

yajna-sishtasinah santo / mucyante sarva-kilbishaih
bhunjate te tv agham papa / ye pacanty atma-karana

The devotees of the Lord are released from all kinds of sins because
they eat food, which is offered first for sacrifice. Others, who
prepare food for personal sense enjoyment, verily eat only sin.

In other words all kinds of eating is sinful unless the food is first
offered to Krishna before eating.  So if we want to be pure in our
eating, we must first offer our food to the Lord before we consume it.
 So what kind of foods should we offer Him?  If we truly love Him, we
should obviously offer Him what He asks for.  He requests that we
offer Him foods from the category of fruits, vegetables, dairy
products, and grains.

If He had wanted meat, fish, and eggs, He would have asked for them.
But He did not.  We cannot take meat, fish, and eggs because these
have not been allotted to us as our quota. Therefore we can understand
how to please Him by offering Him what He has requested.  And since we
only eat what He eats first, devotees of the Lord are naturally
vegetarians, or more accurately stated...devotees of the Lord are
naturally Krishnatarians.