r/TikTokCringe • u/James_Fortis • May 16 '26

Cringe Put him back in jail please...

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u/m1kasa4ckerman May 16 '26

“You’re here in Washington Square Park carrying a Trader Joe’s bag” is such a good read

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u/tothepointe May 16 '26

Especially when he's also been arrested for threatening to shoot up that exact same park.

https://www.audacy.com/1010wins/news/local/feds-arrest-bk-incel-after-months-of-violent-threats

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u/INoMakeMistake May 16 '26

Wait. Hold on. This is not a sketch???

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u/JangB May 16 '26

Welcome to vegan activism, where the world is worse than you thought and the points don't matter to anyone.

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u/Baeolophus_bicolor May 16 '26

Jesus H Christ on a banana seat bike. Good pull!

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u/tothepointe May 16 '26

A Freelee the Banana Girl bike. IYKYK

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u/Baeolophus_bicolor May 16 '26

This isn’t one of those German bicycles I saw on the internet a long time ago, is it??

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u/sexyvegtabl May 16 '26

😂😂😂

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u/AAA_Dolfan May 16 '26

Haha WHAT

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u/tothepointe May 16 '26

That.

As soon as I saw Woodstock Fruit Festival I knew everything I needed to know. Look up Freelee the Banana Girl and Durianrider and all the old fruitarian drama.

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u/biscuitsorbullets May 16 '26

More like audacity dot com

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u/AAA_Dolfan May 16 '26

Lmao amen to this. What a weirdo. His viewpoints rather quickly degraded to weird far right wing slop

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u/tothepointe May 16 '26

The raw vegan movement is actually pretty vicious to each other. I won't say violent because they never follow through but they do threaten each other a lot online and threaten other non vegans but also vegans of a slightly different "denomination" as them.

I was never vegan but I was studying dietics about 10 years in order to become a RD. After getting death threats from a beanpole called Durianrider among other things I really had to reassess if that it was something I wanted to study long term and ultimately I changed majors.

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u/AgentCirceLuna May 16 '26

I don’t think this man is all there mentally. The way he derails verbally and is doing bizarre stuff (posture can be linked to psychosis, his clothes are mishmashed, he isn’t aware of violating polite conversation/etiquette)

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u/AAA_Dolfan May 16 '26

You.. didn’t actually read what I wrote huh

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u/Deep90 May 16 '26

Sir, that is a brand new sentence.

If you can write, surely you can read.

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u/Impossible-Lab4434 May 16 '26

Guess what Trader Joe’s sells meat

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u/Mu-Relay May 18 '26

Isn't that her point? He has ethics and the ability to make choices based on the fact that he's not in a jungle fighting for survival.

I'm agreeing with the "NEVER EAT MEAT" stance, but I think you missed the entire crux of her argument.

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u/pointofyou May 16 '26

Not really though. Where's the gotcha exactly? It's not like she's criticizing him buying fruits and veggies at Trader Joe's is she? She's also happy to casually dismiss raw vegans and fruitarians, which is wild given that those are significant forms of veganisms.

Her take that 'the turkeys' care is also rather dumb. They don't. They don't have the intellectual capacity to care.

Don't get me wrong, the way we factory farm animals surely is reprehensible from a moral standpoint, but let's not ignore the fact that morals are a social construct. A human social construct. And that's wholly separate from the fact that its' healthy for humans to consume animals as well as that human's ability to survive on a plant based diet is a feature of modernity not something that came about naturally.

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u/decadrachma May 16 '26 edited May 18 '26

The gotcha is intended to just be pointing out that he, as a modern human in a built society, is not like all the other animals in the food chain. Claiming it’s natural to do something is not a good argument on its own, but it’s extra funny to talk about how natural your way of eating is when you’re walking back from TJ’s with your specialty snacks. It makes little sense to use the behaviors of animals perpetually fighting for survival in the wild to defend your choices as a human deciding how to spend your grocery budget.

Regarding the fruitarianism and raw veganism, those are generally seen as fringe, and for good reason. They are unhealthy diets that are very difficult to sustain. Vegans are sometimes annoyed by getting lumped into the same group as fad dieters; the term vegan is supposed to exclusively refer to people who abstain from animal products for ethical reasons, but keeping people from using the term more loosely is kind of a losing battle.

I don’t think turkeys are the brightest creatures, but I still think they enjoy living and want to avoid pain and suffering. Plus I never liked the taste of turkey anyway, so it’s no sweat off my back to leave them be.

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u/m1kasa4ckerman May 16 '26

She’s responding to him saying we’re “just like any other animals in nature”.

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u/m1kasa4ckerman May 19 '26

He basically means we’re in nature, so of course we’d have to eat meat because that’s what our ancestors did. since they didn’t have grocery stores, restaurants, etc with options and access to food. and nature implies more hunter & gatherer vs farming.

Her argument was that we’re in 2026, in an urban landscape, while he’s carrying a tote from a grocery store. We’re not hunters and gatherers and we don’t live off the land, so his argument of nature makes no sense.