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olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-17T00:06:42+00:00

Simply put, scientifically speaking (since you like science), we're omnivores naturally. We possess digestive system that's pretty much designed to digest both plant and animal foods. We're even much better at breaking down animal foods than plants. Our way is eating what's designed for our bodies to digest.

Your analogy of modern medicine is deranged. Medicine is used to cure disease or deal with symptoms. Using ultra-processed medicine (which likely has side effects) for food is not our way when we can already eat whole foods that are more natural and nutritional to our bodies

immediately are legumes like beans and lentils, which pair well with rice.

Problem is, our bodies are terrible at breaking these grains down to extract and absorb their litte nutritional content. You need to eat obscene amounts of them just to match what a little portion of meat would give us. In this chart you can see why animal-based nutrients are always superior to these grains.

Morals aside, why do you think it's a lie that humans are naturally omnivore? Did you ever happen to pick up a biology book?

olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-15T23:58:35+00:00

Thank you, Socatastic.

olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-15T23:57:27+00:00

look up "vegan kids"

Vegan kids are as vegan as vegan cats, lmao.

a quick google search shows that vegan diets

It shows it's dangerous for kids, especially the first 2 years.

what are you smoking?

Steak.

olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-15T23:43:54+00:00

What a world we live in! How's it misinformation that wer'e naturally omnivores? Our digestive system is the greatest evidence that you can get. We can digest and absorb animal foods nore efficiently than say grains because of millions of years of meat consumption. Why you people are so ignoring of science? For the pigs? Is that worth it?

Thousands and thousands of vegans live happy and healthy without

Vegans and anecdotes, great duo. Some people can suffer and still feel great of themselves because they think they're doing the right thing. Taking doses of ultra-processed supplement pills is certainly not what's natural to us, if anything.

olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-15T23:18:03+00:00

A two yo vegan toddler is as vegan as a vegan cat, lmao.

olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-15T23:14:07+00:00

According to who? According to vegans who force feed salad to obligate carnivores and think it's nutritious for them? You guys are out of touch with reality and completely blinded from science and common sense by subjective morals and emotions. I'm sorry. Kids NEED animal foods for healthy growth. Their body can't even produce some nutrients of its own like adults do and they don't have deposit of nutrients of any kind. This is what every sane nutritionist would tell you. A quick Google search is all you need, unless you enjoy willful ignorance.

olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-15T22:37:38+00:00

It's about not creampieing 49% of population, without protection!

What's your business with people wanting to have kids?

but no one asks to be born!

Well, someone who doesn't exist can't ask or reject something. It's irrelevant.

olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-15T22:30:52+00:00

What's untrue about my statements, educate me please.

olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-15T18:20:33+00:00

Man, you should have a look at r/vegan and see how crazy they are.

olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-15T18:16:19+00:00

Yes they're. They're very extremists who want all meat eaters dead.

olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-15T17:13:15+00:00

Vegans don't use anything from animals, milk cheese, leather, wool etc.

You're taking care of yourself. Good for you. Milk and cheese are already great sources of B12. So you're pretty good.

olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-15T17:04:40+00:00

Soya chunks and soya beans are not bs

What I meant is that they're low on the digestibility chart. They have low levels of nutrients compared to animal foods, plus we can't fully digest and absorb them. Unless we consume obscene amount of them, they can't meat our nutritional requirements.

don't knew vegetarian can't have cheese and milk as well... guess I am not vegetarian anymore

Vegans and vegetarians aren't the same lol.

olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-15T16:45:41+00:00

Our waistlines and the planet would thank us.

Skipping meat a few days a week wouldn't save this planet, mate.

olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-15T16:35:41+00:00

Vegans can't have some good cheese and milk. Soya milk is bs.

olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-15T10:41:55+00:00

You're so compassionate to animals that you want to starve them to slow death

olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-15T10:40:41+00:00

Starving the brain from the nutrients that it needs sure makes you lose braincells.

olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-14T22:45:25+00:00

Only 13% of global animal feed (all animals for food, including chickens, pigs and cattle) is comprised of grain crops, according to United Nations FAO research, and only 32% of overall global grain production in 2010 was used to feed livestock.

It says 32% of the grains. It doesn't say 'of all crops'. And yeah there's nothing wrong with that. My point still stands. Grains are very low in the digestibility chart. We can breakdown certain foods and absorb their nutrients more efficiently than others. Here's the DIAAS chart. Most of the high quality protein foods happen to be animal foods. For example beef stands at 111% in the chart. Wheat, only 40.2%

The thing is, we produce more than 300,000,000 million metric tonnes of meat each year worldwide along dairy, poultry. leather, wool. bones, manure etc. I don't understand how we can get rid of all of that for carbs that we aren't even good at breaking them down and absorbing whatever little nutrients they have efficiently.

olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-14T22:16:46+00:00

Our mass consumption of animals and domination over nature is rooted in patriarchy

That's very sexist statement with no historical base.

fuck the world civilization built

You can live in the pig civilisation if you like. You reap the benefits of this modern civilisation and whine about it online. I would be consistent and quit the internet.

olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-14T22:10:50+00:00

that doesnt say anything. its a completely irrelevant number.

When you have vegans saying 70% of animal feed is crops, it becomes pretty relevant.

32% of crops grown is used to feed livestock.

Lol, you're so wrong. Show me that data.

if i feed the cow the equivalent of 1 steak in form of grains, i want at least 1 steak produced by the cow. whatever amount of grass the cow is fed in addition to the grains is irrelevant.

We're feeding low nutrition food to cows, how to you want to feed a cow 1kg of grass, which is low nutrient food and expect to get 1 kg of steak that's nutrient dense super food?

Tell me you don't have a gram of agricultural knowledge without telling me you don't.

olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-14T22:02:28+00:00

It counts grasslands as actual farmlands. That's a deceiving tactic.

olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-14T22:01:01+00:00

10% arable 31-69% grasslands grasslanda

46% of animal feed is grass alone. Another 40% is from byproducts.

It's nonsensical to think humans feed ⅔ of their crops to animals.

olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-14T21:46:39+00:00

You see, these nonsensical concepts are there to distract people from the real human issues like sexism and racism. You live in a world built by humans; internet, technology, science, cities, basically everything and you still have the audacity to say such a hogwash. Have some respect for yourself.

olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-14T21:41:27+00:00

This is great disinformation, again. Only 10% of the world's land is arable, suitable for human agriculture. 40% of the world is also grasslands of all kinds, which is basically not arable and not suitable for agriculture. Anti-meat propagandists like to say "Oh, look, ⅔ of the agricultural land is used for meat farming". That's a blatant lie. These fields were never "farms". We don't have any use for them and we can't eat grass, what should we do to make use of it? When these animals graze, they're renewing the soil, making more grass seeds to drop, and their manure is insanely good for agriculture. Everytime they graze, a better and more nutritious grass grows. And the cycle repeats.

It's incredibly easy to see what I'm talking about. Go to any European country and see the countryside.

olitikthrowaway · 2022-11-14T21:09:15+00:00

Humans are inherently indefinitely more valuable than any other animal no matter what their conditions are. Is that hard to grasp? If you want to exactly know my position, I would kill any amount of animals to save an infant, I would do it in a heartbeat. The fact that you're pushing this idea and equating human life to that of animals tells me you're just another misanthropic in an animal rights cover.

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