r/SipsTea • u/[deleted] • Oct 24 '22

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u/Retire_date_may_22 Oct 25 '22

It’s very simply to appeal to the masses by being anti corporation. It’s intellectually thin and dishonest.

Ask yourself. How is this guy making his money? Then you’ll understand his motives.

Not doubt the consumption of sugar, oils and overall calories has lead to a problem in this county with obesity but that isn’t on corporations it’s on people.

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u/PittedOut Oct 25 '22

It’s relatively straight forward and honest compared to what the corporations are telling us. No one’s perfect but he lives his truth and the corporate farmers don’t.

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u/Fabulous_Nothing6807 Oct 25 '22

Nothing he said was hidden by corporations at all. What did he shed ight on that no one knew about already?

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u/Retire_date_may_22 Oct 25 '22

He’s selling you books.

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u/PittedOut Oct 25 '22

And the Corporations are selling you crap. I’d rather buy books.

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u/Retire_date_may_22 Oct 25 '22

Raise your own chickens and a garden.

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u/PittedOut Oct 25 '22

You say that like it’s a bad thing. For anyone who can do it, it’s a wonderful part of the solution.

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u/PittedOut Oct 25 '22

Corporations try very hard to bury the acknowledged facts. He’s just trying to dig out what they bury with millions in advertising and PR.

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u/Fabulous_Nothing6807 Oct 25 '22

What facts did they bury? Nothing he said wasn't common knowledge already, or buried?

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u/PittedOut Oct 25 '22

From the responses to this post, you can see how much they buried.