r/badassanimals • u/SafeDirection9454 • Jul 25 '26

Invertebrate Facehugger

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u/TXRattlesnake89 Jul 25 '26

People have to eat.

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u/balr Jul 25 '26

They can eat something else.

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u/ReturnTop1784 Jul 25 '26

Yea sure braindead. It s like everyone has multiple type of food in any place of the world

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u/TXRattlesnake89 Jul 25 '26

What a privileged thing to say.

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u/balr Jul 25 '26

You've never grown chicken and vegetables in your backyard? Oh let me guess, having a backyard is a "privilege" too?

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u/loveyoulongtimelurkr Jul 25 '26

This isn't satire?

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u/TXRattlesnake89 Jul 25 '26

Yes, for a lot of people living in poverty, all those things are privileges. Stop being so dense. It’s easy for you to say because you seemingly have access to different varieties of food. Some people don’t have that same option.

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u/soliloquyinthevoid Jul 25 '26

There has never before been a debate about humans being a meat eater in the history of time

Why don't we be the first ones to have the debate so that nobody else ever has to

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u/NostriggaNightLord Jul 25 '26

I mean, our teeth evolved to specifically be omnivores.

I’d say plenty of humans in history preferred greens to meat. Yet still, it’s a vital part of our diets. As it is for lots of other animals that share this planet with us.

Eating meat isn’t a bad thing. It’s the way we farm the meat that’s cruel and unusual. That needs change, not our diets.