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02-13-2018, 08:50 AM #309
A youtube video is not a "peer reviewed" and published paper. I specifically said published paper because there is no bias. For example, a lot of researchers go into an experiment with a bias towards an outcome and are usually proven wrong, that is what makes them credible. You'd have to get one from a database of scholarly journals like PubMed.
and I already stated in a previous post that there are a variety of species of plants that have chemoreceptors that allow them to react to outside stimulus. (post #223)
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02-13-2018, 08:51 AM #310
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02-13-2018, 09:22 AM #316
Again, no problem with vegetarians, its the vegans (especially the radical ones that have made it into their religion) that are cancer;
Vegan Breastfeeding Kills Baby
https://www.thehealthyhomeeconomist....n-mother-dies/
Vegan breastfeeding has caused an 11 month old baby to die and the parents are charged with neglect after an autopsy indicated the baby suffered from severe deficiencies in Vitamin B12 and Vitamin A. Both these nutrients are known to be critical to a child’s development and sorely lacking in a vegan diet.
Kitten Nearly Dies On Vegan Diet, Gets Healed With Meat
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/...n_3644213.html
A kitten who nearly died after its owners fed it a strict vegan diet was nursed back to health with 20 CCs of meat.
It turns out that a diet of potatoes, rice milk and pasta is bad for pussy. Veterinarians in Australia who cared for a violently ill vegan kitten are warning pet owners not to “force ideologies†on their pets, the Herald Sun reports.
Lort Smith Animal Hospital workers in North Melbourne told the site that the kitten was brought in this month by its owners, who were believed to be vegan.
“It was extremely weak and collapsed when it came in. It was almost non-responsive,â€
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02-13-2018, 09:31 AM #318
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02-13-2018, 10:05 AM #322
No other time in human history would ideals like OP's have the ability to survive....
Even as few as just 100yrs ago natural selection would have eliminated you through likely tortuous means...
Only now because of strong, meat eating men and women, you have the ability to not only survive such ignoramus beliefs, but also the ability to attempt coercing others into your perverse lifestyle.
The reset is coming soon tho OP....
Please stay safe....and devolve
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02-13-2018, 10:44 AM #327
I agree with the vegan philosophy but my body doesn't breakdown legumes or anything that is soy. I was big in to raw vegan ( still practice raw foods) and I really tried to be vegan but my body cant handle the protein options. While I don't believe we should eat meat and its good to practice fasting and avoiding animal products for most parts, I still feel that the occasional meat helps me get my energy level up.
While when I was 100 meat free, I was doing good in the beginning but then the deficiencies in the long terms and my body not adapting to legumes ended up messing me up big time.
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02-14-2018, 12:38 AM #328
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02-14-2018, 01:04 AM #329
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OP, do you brush your teeth? I assume you do, even though your location says Peru.
then you won't be happy with what you find in toothpaste...*always pick 4 crew*
*conservative crew*
*son or coathanger crew*
*women shouldn't be allowed to vote crew*
*always tells the truth even if it hurts crew*
Some people cry and some people die by the wicked ways of love
But I'll just keep on rolling along with the grace of the Lord above
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02-14-2018, 01:08 AM #330
The mistake that vegans like you (and Vegan Gains and his ilk) make is that your starting point consists of "there is no necessary reason which justifies the killing of animals to eat meat".
You then link this to 'hormones', 'pollution', etc. Each chicken I buy to eat works in a chicken tractor (a little house on an organic farm) - it runs around inside the area (quite large) eating weeds and defecating. It's fecal matter goes into the soil as fertilizer. This enables organic farms to function (one of the many techniques). I buy and eat those chickens that are free range, organic, and have fun lives. Of course they squawk when they are picked up - every time they are picked up - and of course they twitch when they die. But to argue that allowing chickens to freely roam on an organic farm eating organic weeds and serving a purpose to a human who then eats one is 'polluting the environment' or 'necessarily ingesting hormones' is the ridiculousness of the vegan argument in general. In reality, the vegan argument has to function only on "killing animals to eat them is wrong, morally", because the other elements cannot be extrapolated to every meat eater.
The mistake with a lot of vegans (like the OP) in their argument is that they truly believe that sentience (being alive and able to suffer) is both necessary and sufficient for making humans only equal to other animals. There is no consideration for the argument that "forming part of the group that is human" means things beyond "sentience" (someone in a coma is still a human) or "to suffer" - (suffering is not the trigger - that is the victim's perspective; the agent is also obliged not to harm the victim in a human ruleset etc).
None of the vegan arguments apply to me except that my consumption of meat and fish (sustainable only) results in the death of an animal. All the videos put forward of mass slaughterhouses etc. don't apply to me, and I'm also critical of people buying ground x meat at 99c a pound with no clue where it came from etc. This is the issue, that a lot of the 'mass production' does not follow a quality standard in which people could be both benefiting the environment around them and eating quality meat. There is a way to do this already, but it's more expensive than buying the 'value packs of mystery meat', and if I could go to Jack O'Shea's butcher shop on a daily basis I would, too.
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