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Systematic of a Love for Life!

I came across this post looking at quotes about love...
"I am not systematic at all when it comes to religion. I just love life. And I'm not judgmental. And I'm a vegetarian." ~ Erykah Badu
I find this is a true statement for her but for a logical person it doesn't make sense, it's all in the wording...
1. Does being non judgmental have anything to do with being a vegetarian?? I find that there are many vegetarians whom judge the ones who eat meat everyday... but I was also on a dating site browsing and I came across a young lady who said that she doesn't eat meat but it's okay if the guy she dates does. I feel that this would be a hard truth to handle, I mean is it wrong on April Fools Day to spray her pillow with a bacon scented perfume? I feel meat is one of those deal breakers...
2. It's written in the Bible that Daniel while in Babylon didn't eat meat with the other Jews who were in captivity there. So there is nothing wrong with being a vegetarian, it's a healthy lifestyle.
3. It's great she is non judgmental when it comes to religion, which I hope she means. Religion is a tough subject to tackle... Don't get married to someone who doesn't see God the way you do, that's logic, even though it says it in the Bible and I'm sure it's said in many other cultures.
4. Another way to think about what she's saying about being not systematic about religion tied to non judgmental feelings is that religion is man made. She is not a slave to the systems of religion. With that being said she's a very soulful being who's music touches many people so she transcends religion by just speaking from her experiences.
5. Love life! Damn it! Okay that's a logical statement.
Just a rant... all in fun... Thanks Erykah Badu
— feeling silly.
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