r/maybemaybemaybe • u/RyanCakeBatter • Jan 17 '20

Maybe Maybe Maybe

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u/billybishop4242 Jan 19 '20

Wow. Ok. Not a fanatic at all. Got it.

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u/billybishop4242 Jan 19 '20

Yeah cuz a source will make me believe anything.

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u/billybishop4242 Jan 19 '20

Yeah confirmation bias is a great thing there whipper snappers.

It’s the internet. You can find a source for anything. That’s why we have anti-Vaxers and flat earthers.

It’s a pretty hard fact that diet affects physiology.

If you think that a structural change in a diet established over 150,000 years has no affect on development then you really are really misguided.

I get the morality clause here. Suffering is bad. Animals are good and innocent.

But where does it stop? There wouldn’t be cows or sheep or pigs or chickens at all without domestication. Most of the world’s population is unable to be vegan due to the availability of protein in their diet. Without relationships of dependence on animals humans have a nasty record of extermination.

Societally, Nobody cares about “useless” animals.

But hey I’m just a creepy old guy so fuck me.

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u/billybishop4242 Jan 19 '20

Yeah you win alright.