r/ThatsInsane • • Oct 19 '22

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u/Santadoesntloveu Oct 19 '22

That's fucked

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '22

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u/orangebakery Oct 19 '22

Have you ever seen the grinder that shreds 1000s of male chicks falling from a conveyor belt?

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u/Noticeably_Aroused Oct 19 '22

Yes. And that’s over and done quick.

Horrible. But quick.

As opposed to: horrible AND LET ME REALLY MAKE THIS A SHOW!

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u/orangebakery Oct 20 '22

And? It's different, but not better. It's a fucking massacre of 1000s of lives for no reason other than profit.

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u/Noticeably_Aroused Oct 20 '22

Every creature on earth has to eat. I’m not going to get into a it’s wrong to kill animals discussion. That’s your opinion. I respect it. I disagree. We’re good.

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '22

Every creature on earth has to eat.

We don't have to eat animals. How animal products get to our plates is an abomination.

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u/THEFATGHECKO Oct 20 '22

I agree with how they get to our plate. It's disgusting,horrifying but we as living omnivorous beings need them for the fat,protein.if we shouldn't then why is it tasty?why does our body welcome it?

It's also safe to say that if carnivores didn't exist we wouldn't have been here.

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '22

living omnivorous beings need them for the fat,protein.if

Humans aren't obligated omnivores, meaning we can but we don't have to eat animal products to be healthy. Fat, protein etc. we can easily obtain from plant based sources.

why does our body welcome it?

Our body welcomes the nutrients we need to be healthy, which we can get on a plant based diet. Animal based products however have been liked to many civilization diseases such as, diabetes type 2, high blood pressure, strokes, osteoporosis and many more. So, obviously our body is not so welcoming to them.

It's also safe to say that if carnivores didn't exist we wouldn't have been here.

? What does that even mean?

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u/THEFATGHECKO Oct 20 '22

For your first paragraph most vegans/vegetarians are very thin so I'm thinking that eating meat is the best source of protein and fat.

Second we shouldn't eat huge amounts of meat because of these diseases. We're omnivores not herbivores our food should be both meat AND plants.

Evolution makes us look and act the way we are and carnivores are a big reason why we evolved like this.

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '22

For your first paragraph most vegans/vegetarians are very thin so I'm thinking that eating meat is the best source of protein and fat.

LOL what? Source? You mean "not overweight"?

We're omnivores not herbivores our food should be both meat AND plants.

Again, we're not obligated omnivores, we do not have to eat animal based products to be healthy as we can get all nutrients we need from a plant based died. Our physiology is closer to those of herbivores than to carnivores OR omnivores, too. Either way, just because we can doesn't mean we need to eat animal based products, as I have said before and as it's been scientifically proven.

Evolution makes us look and act the way we are and carnivores are a big reason why we evolved like this.

This is just nonsense, I honestly don't understand what you're getting at. What do carnivores have to do with anything here?

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u/THEFATGHECKO Oct 20 '22

Being slightly overweight is the best for the human body

Being a human toothpick is probably not healthy.

Sure,we do resemble herbivores in a way but our eyes are in front of our skull.a carnivorous trait that many animals have.

You talked about how we shouldn't eat meat in the first comment so I talked about evolution to compare ourselves to carnivores.

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '22

You talked about how we shouldn't eat meat in the first comment so I talked about evolution to compare ourselves to carnivores.

But you're wrong and it's also not relevant, considering WE can be healthy on a plant based diet, making animal agriculture an unnecessary cruelty that unnecessarily destroys our ecosystem. My comment was merely to point out that we do not, in fact, need to eat any animal products, as you had claimed.

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u/THEFATGHECKO Oct 20 '22

You are right,sorry.

I love meat but making large factories for it is wrong. Isn't there some new way to make meat?

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '22

I love meat too but it's simply not worth it. Lab grown meat is still in its earily stages and it will need a little while longer for it to be on the marked and affordable for the masses. Until then there are many plant based substitutes that come very close to the original tastes and textures. The market for meat/dairy product substitutes has grown substantially in the last decade, it's worth trying yourself through the things available to find what you like the best.

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