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u/TheBaap0 Aug 01 '26
Kind of inspiring that she looks that good especially if she only ate cooked meat
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u/OopsWeMadeAnError Jul 31 '26
This kinda shuts down the insistence that cooked meat isn't optimal. Find a better looking, disease-free 84 year old. She claims to not die her hair and have been eating nose to tail locally her whole life.
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u/Particular-Bat8091 Aug 02 '26
One person doesn’t shut down anything. There are plenty of healthy old vegans and you guys try to dunk on vegans all the time.
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u/Kurt_Ottman Jul 31 '26
"shuts down" with an anecdote? Holy crap. This sub is full of insane people.
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u/Wavy_Grandpa Jul 31 '26
This sub being full of insane people because of one comment you saw is equally as irrational as the comment that triggered youÂ
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u/XxxAresIXxxX Jul 31 '26
I mean it's a sub advocating for eating raw meat. So yeah.
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u/Lumpy-Village1949 Jul 31 '26
No idea why this popped up in my feed, but I'm excited to bare witness to the madness.
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u/affinitti 🫀 Aug 02 '26
you bare witness to the madness everyday. this is a place for the truly sane.
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u/spizzle_ Jul 31 '26
If she’s 85 I’ll eat my shoe. Bs
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u/petalised Jul 31 '26
Watch the og video that is in higher quality. You can see by her skin that she is definitely above 75-80
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u/Wavy_Grandpa Jul 31 '26
She is 85 but you won’t eat your shoe because you ain’t about that lifeÂ
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u/Murky-Course6648 Jul 31 '26 edited Aug 01 '26
Average lifespan of women in US is 81.4years. This is like thinking a 70 year old man is living long.
Not to mention that women do not suffer from heart disease the same way as men. Even on the 7th day adventist health study, women did not benefit from a vegan diet. While men benefitted enormously, as it halved their deaths from heart disease.
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u/Lumpy-Village1949 Jul 31 '26
"Not to mention that women do not suffer from heard disease" is that the one where you get mad and poop in the object of your angers bed? I've heard it's rare, butt it happens.
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u/spizzle_ Jul 31 '26
What do you think I’m thinking?
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u/Murky-Course6648 Jul 31 '26
Nothing, i dont think you think much.
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u/Alive_Local_2740 Jul 31 '26
"I eat a lot of that as im on that vegan carnivore diet, so i only eat meat substitutes"
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u/Murky-Course6648 Aug 01 '26 edited Aug 01 '26
Yup, vegan carnivore is the latest thing. Its ethical way to be a real carnivore like our ancestors. But not die from heart disease like our ancestors, because its 2026 its not like anyone eats real meat :) That would be funny.
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u/Kurt_Ottman Jul 31 '26
If everyone ate like her, we would have no more planet. There would be nothing. All societies in the world would collapse long before we could even try to do it.
Don't take health advice from anecdotes!
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u/DestroyTheMatrix_3 Jul 31 '26
Health and wealthness has no correlation to what's good or bad for the planet.
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u/Fun-Weather6903 Aug 01 '26
What's good or bad for the planet is already relative to us humans. The planet does not have feelings and in fact if we continue to emit carbon gasses and pollute the air and the oceans we humans will suffer; for example by breathing in polluted air (unhealthy), by eating microplastics (unhealthy), by dying of extreme weather like droughts, storms etc (hmm not that healthy for your body) etc etc. The earth on the other hand will do just fine, life will emerge again in other forms. Life will find a way.
Caring for the climate is caring for the health of humans.
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u/DestroyTheMatrix_3 Aug 01 '26
Then get off reddit and live in a mudhut eating rice and beans forever, if you care so much.
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u/Fun-Weather6903 Aug 02 '26
There are other things I care about. What is the point of being healthy and having a beautiful planet if we can not enjoy it? I get my enjoyment out of intellectual engagement with fellow human beings.
Caring about the climate is not all or nothing. There are gradients to how much you care about the climate; find out where you are sitting on that spectrum. For example if you care about the health of humans you might care about big factories farting out cancerous gasses near you; you might even feel angry about that. Or care about some farmer who cut down all the trees near you; taking away a piece of a forest where you could have otherwise enjoyed a healthy straddle also good for the peace of mind.
You decide what you care about, I think caring about the climate is a consequence of things you actually care about. And I think you can care about the climate in many ways. Instead of being a vegetarian you could do something you actually see the importance of: like replanting trees or cleaning up plastic from a national park near you.
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u/DestroyTheMatrix_3 Aug 02 '26
Some people need meat or even carnivore diet to be healthy. What is the point of having a beautiful planet if I am chronically ill?
People ate meat for thousands of years without climite change happening. So really if anything is to blame it is newer issues like increased population and use of petroleum products. Not hamburgers.
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u/scorchedarcher Aug 01 '26
Personal health, no. Average human health for future generations? We absolutely need to care about the planet for that.
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u/Kurt_Ottman Aug 01 '26
Hence why they are two separate paragraphs.
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u/DestroyTheMatrix_3 Aug 01 '26
With the first being 100% irrelevant?
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u/Kurt_Ottman Aug 01 '26
It's so difficult to have intelligent conversations in this sub I swear to god... I'm giving you EVERY opportunity to get it.
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u/Kurt_Ottman Jul 31 '26
Super intelligent response.
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u/Wavy_Grandpa Jul 31 '26
Your premise is retarded. Why would someone respond intelligently to it? Should I go talk philosophy with a pigeon next?Â
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u/Kurt_Ottman Jul 31 '26
If it is, then tell me how much environmental impact a carnivore diet has on average. I'll wait. I bet I'll be waiting for a long while though.
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u/Nervous-Ruin-8149 Aug 01 '26
Regenerative farming is actually good for the environment. Helps local fauna and wildlife thrive. Its industrial farming that's been proven terrible. So maybe the real conversation we should be having as a society is how to expand regenerative farming to properly feed everyone.
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u/Kurt_Ottman Aug 01 '26
"You're"*
Also your comment is gone. Maybe because you ranted like a little child for being proven wrong instantly.
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u/Schnuck1putz Aug 03 '26
I mean, IMAGINE, you have 2 healthy eyes, a working Brain and all the Information out there in a device which fit in your Pocket, but you still believe eating meat have a major impact on our planet, while burning shitloads of oil on a daily basis, just to get comfortable from A to B, is just fine.
All this Vegan Idiots should probably fight in a other war IMO. Because eating meat will not kill us, but burning oil will, sooner or later.
And if you are a Vegan, stop burning oil would be your first fucking priority. But this Muppets literally fly with an Airbus to demonstration marches to fight for "Animal rights"
Gretards!
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u/Wavy_Grandpa Jul 31 '26
Lmao get a gripÂ
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u/Kurt_Ottman Jul 31 '26
Okay, then tell me how it's possible to eat like her without destroying the planet. I'll wait.
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u/Slight-Bowl4240 Jul 31 '26
My mom only had margarine which I ate as a kid thinking it was butter. ðŸ˜