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We have a moral obligation to stop eating meat
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2019-02-11 at 8:28 AM UTCsigned
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2019-02-11 at 12:30 PM UTCSoyboy IV: The Flower of Death and The Crystal of Life African Astronaut [the oppositely able-bodied hop-step-and-jump]
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2019-02-12 at 1:21 AM UTC
Originally posted by Phantasmagoria signed
just because your having a fried rice with veges doesnt mean that it didnt came with pain and suffering.
agriculture relies on an assortment of -cides. pesticide is one of them. when pesticides are deployed, millions and millions of pests, ie living organisms ended up suffering dying in excruciating pains.
rats and mices are often killed in extremely sadistic and inhumane ways from the farmers to the rice and vege storage facilities all the way up to the market where you bought your rices and veges.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2019-02-12 at 3:24 AM UTC
Originally posted by vindicktive vinny just because your having a fried rice with veges doesnt mean that it didnt came with pain and suffering.
agriculture relies on an assortment of -cides. pesticide is one of them. when pesticides are deployed, millions and millions of pests, ie living organisms ended up suffering dying in excruciating pains.
rats and mices are often killed in extremely sadistic and inhumane ways from the farmers to the rice and vege storage facilities all the way up to the market where you bought your rices and veges.
it is impossible to do drugs (eat) without causing a local mass genocide event. -
2019-02-13 at 3 PM UTC
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2019-03-09 at 6:57 PM UTC
…just another of the millions of reasons we have an ethical obligation to eat meat… -
2019-03-13 at 12:51 PM UTCi think meat is wrong
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2019-03-13 at 12:57 PM UTCthis thread made me go vegan
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2019-04-02 at 3:42 AM UTC
Hypocritical bullshit.
So it is immoral to cause suffering to other beings to satisfy your own hedonistic desires, but it is morally permissible to satisfy your hedonistic desires by causing suffering to not only your own physical health, but more importantly EVERYONE WHO COMES IN CONTACT WITH YOU who has to gawk and throw up in their mouth a little bit when they see your bubbling ass crack bounding down the street whilst simultaneously paying for your overpriced insulin while you voluntarily forfeit your ability to be a productive member of society due to premature obesity-related death? -
2019-04-02 at 4:13 AM UTCI ate a veggie burger for the first time a few months ago and it practically tasted the same as a hamburger. I have a rather SIMPLE PALETTE so I'm sure others can VERY OBVIOUSLY DUDE taste the difference, but even still, with the difference, the veggie burger wasnt bad at all. And it looked like a fucking cheeseburger.
Surely there've been tests done where they tell people to taste test cheeseburgers and the people give them compliments then they learn they were veggie or soyburgers or whatever and they never even knew. Shirley. -
2019-04-02 at 7:49 AM UTC
Originally posted by DietPiano
Hypocritical bullshit.
So it is immoral to cause suffering to other beings to satisfy your own hedonistic desires, but it is morally permissible to satisfy your hedonistic desires by causing suffering to not only your own physical health, but more importantly EVERYONE WHO COMES IN CONTACT WITH YOU who has to gawk and throw up in their mouth a little bit when they see your bubbling ass crack bounding down the street whilst simultaneously paying for your overpriced insulin while you voluntarily forfeit your ability to be a productive member of society due to premature obesity-related death?
Yes. Beta cucks paying to artificially extend my obese life are willing participants in the system which murders and causes famine all over the world yet shames its members for partaking of its bloody fruits. Cute little goats and cows and pigs are innocent of the horrifying machine which is our civilization. -
2019-04-02 at 7:52 AM UTC
Originally posted by mmQ I ate a veggie burger for the first time a few months ago and it practically tasted the same as a hamburger. I have a rather SIMPLE PALETTE so I'm sure others can VERY OBVIOUSLY DUDE taste the difference, but even still, with the difference, the veggie burger wasnt bad at all. And it looked like a fucking cheeseburger.
Surely there've been tests done where they tell people to taste test cheeseburgers and the people give them compliments then they learn they were veggie or soyburgers or whatever and they never even knew. Shirley.
thats because they added the same chemical additives and MSGs that they added to the meats to your vege substrates.
where i live there are vegetarian version of every kind of "meat" imaginable all made from non animal stuffs, and they all tastes like the real thing after they added flavoring and MSGs. -
2019-04-02 at 8:02 AM UTC
Originally posted by vindicktive vinny thats because they added the same chemical additives and MSGs that they added to the meats to your vege substrates.
where i live there are vegetarian version of every kind of "meat" imaginable all made from non animal stuffs, and they all tastes like the real thing after they added flavoring and MSGs.
So is the non-meat that tastes the same as real-meat less 'healthy' because of the MSG? Flavoring is awesome. Thars a strong argument for why the non-meats could be feasible for anyone.
If you were to offer 100 men any choice of meat or non meats (that tasted the same) wed have to see who chose what and why. Do I eat meats because i like the manly concept ? Do I eat meats because primal instinct? -
2019-04-02 at 8:07 AM UTC
Originally posted by mmQ So is the non-meat that tastes the same as real-meat less 'healthy' because of the MSG? Flavoring is awesome. Thars a strong argument for why the non-meats could be feasible for anyone.
If you were to offer 100 men any choice of meat or non meats (that tasted the same) wed have to see who chose what and why. Do I eat meats because i like the manly concept ? Do I eat meats because primal instinct?
some people eat to live, while others live to eat. -
2019-04-02 at 8:19 AM UTC
Originally posted by vindicktive vinny some people eat to live, while others live to eat.
So in all likelihood, if we secretly replaced all real meat with fake meat like the veggie burgers I eat and taste good to me like meat, nobody would really know.
I dont care what you say I bet if you took that HUNGRY MAN TV dinner thing and put BIG JUICY MAN STEAK on there , people would eat it and say how satisfying and MANLY it is even though it was secretly a veggie steak with FLAVORINGS AND MSGS. -
2019-04-02 at 4:31 PM UTC
Originally posted by mmQ So in all likelihood, if we secretly replaced all real meat with fake meat like the veggie burgers I eat and taste good to me like meat, nobody would really know.
I dont care what you say I bet if you took that HUNGRY MAN TV dinner thing and put BIG JUICY MAN STEAK on there , people would eat it and say how satisfying and MANLY it is even though it was secretly a veggie steak with FLAVORINGS AND MSGS.
this is true for most people except those pretensious faggots who can taste all those subtle and nuanced feelings contained in wine and ciggars and what not. -
2019-04-06 at 4:59 PM UTCI don't know about any of you guys because I didn't read all 131 pages of this, but I train like a professional athlete and am required to get almost 200 grams of protein a day. If I don't make my macros, I'm basically wasting a workout and screwing up my schedule. While I do try to get a good deal of this from sources like eggs and Greek yogurt, the fact is that I'd be spending almost a thousand dollars a month on food alone if meat wasn't an option.
There are synthetic options out there like powdered protein, but I don't like those because they aren't FDA regulated and there are cases where lots of people have died from even bad batches of something simple to make like creatine. I try to do things as naturally as possible, and this often means I'm spending a lot of my free time hunting for my own meat or fishing for it. I also grow my own vegetables and fruit as often as possible.
Not sure if this has any bearing in the debate, but there was a time when I was living almost exclusively off the land and had to hunt and fish in order to supplement my food income or I would have starved. -
2019-04-06 at 6:14 PM UTC
Originally posted by yabbadabbadindunuthin I don't know about any of you guys because I didn't read all 131 pages of this, but I train like a professional athlete and am required to get almost 200 grams of protein a day. If I don't make my macros, I'm basically wasting a workout and screwing up my schedule. While I do try to get a good deal of this from sources like eggs and Greek yogurt, the fact is that I'd be spending almost a thousand dollars a month on food alone if meat wasn't an option.
There are synthetic options out there like powdered protein, but I don't like those because they aren't FDA regulated and there are cases where lots of people have died from even bad batches of something simple to make like creatine. I try to do things as naturally as possible, and this often means I'm spending a lot of my free time hunting for my own meat or fishing for it. I also grow my own vegetables and fruit as often as possible.
Not sure if this has any bearing in the debate, but there was a time when I was living almost exclusively off the land and had to hunt and fish in order to supplement my food income or I would have starved.
FDA approvals mean nothing. all opioids that people keep ODing on, thats FDA approv3d stuff. -
2019-04-06 at 6:25 PM UTC
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