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Wrong ! If you eat meat your stronger and smarter , you have a higher I q

@@Shaunandshaun Some of the most brilliant people in history were against meat eating (e.g. Pythagoras, Leonardo da Vinci, Leo Tolstoy, etc.). It might even be true that non-meat-eaters are over-represented in the high IQ category. If you want your assertions to be believed you need to provide some evidence. Just saying "Wrong ! ..." doesn't convince anybody.

@@immikeurnot our ancestors got b12 from contaminated water, b12 is produced by bacteria, not plants or animals. Farm animals get injected with b12, without that injection meat eaters would not get b12, besides there are several plant foods that are fortified with b12, so tell me again why we should continue to exploit and murder animals when we can just cut that out completely and take a supplement?

I'll comment on this when I've had my beauty sleep. Not that I need much for that.

As a meat eater: Down with factory farming! It wasn't thousands of years ago, it was less than a hundred (edit: oops, you're talking about only hunting; in my biases I read sustainable farming + hunting). And it's easy to see the results: Prior to the low-fat movement, obesity was an extraordinarily rare occurrence. Pictures on image searches from the 1950s, for example, have everyone looking fit and functional, whereas now it's hard to look anywhere without seeing the opposite. That isn't to say it's entirely diet-related, nor are these people eating the best diet by any measure, but our instant-gratification culture has created problems across the board, and I consider factory farming to be the equivalent of drinking liquid candy (pop/soda) as far as culture is concerned.

If we hadn't have cooked and eaten meat, then you wouldn't be alive today to complain about eating meat. Funny how that works, isn't it?

What if you just don’t care about animals? I am aware I could be vegan and probably be fine but if loads of cows and chickens die if I don’t care isn’t it fine for me to eat meat?

Most of that is simply inaccurate. If you actually look at the biology of a human with an unbiased eye instead of merely trying to look for information to support what you already believe (confirmation bias) you'd see this clearly, the structure of our digestive system, our teeth being designed to both tear and grind, the way we evolved meant we learnt better ways than to simply try and tear flesh from bone with our teeth and if it wasn't for our heavy protein diet, supplied through eating meat, we would have never evolved to where we are now. It was the fact we could eat both meat and plants that gave us the advantage. We evolved as omnivores because that gave us an advantage and a greater chance of survival. There are aspects of both herbivore and carnivore to our biology, you can break them down and try to claim we are more inline with an herbivore, but the problem there is most of those things also apply to carnivores. Learn more: www.biologyonline.com/articles/humans-omnivores Now, that said, I am in the same camp as the man in the video, I do feel that the mass murder of animals just to feed an ever growing population of the world is not just unsustainable, but also unethical. This is what needs to be focused on, not the incorrect assertion that we are actually herbivores, we are not. We have reached a point in human evolution as a species though were we could start to rely on other means as sources of protein. This is what our knowledge and technology should be focusing on, starting to reduce our reliance on animals, it is happening, slowly, but it's going to take a long time and people on the street trying to make you feel guilty about eating meat isn't going to change how fast it happens.

Cattle, ruminants in general, and game animals definitely do eat meat when they get the chance. I've seen a deer scarf down a bird whole! And a natural human diet can be determined by giving a baby the options, such as a choice between cheerios, vegetables, raw meat, cooked meat, cooked egg yolk, and raw egg yolk. Universally the baby will choose the raw meat first, and being humans, we understand the issue with food-borne illnesses, but by far the raw meat will give the baby the best protein and nutrition for a growing body. Now please take our digestive systems under consideration. Another comment mentioned some, but I'll add by mentioning the people on the carnivore diet who very rarely have to go to the bathroom. Our bodies do not have large fermentation areas like gorillas or cattle, and therefore we cannot digest plants anywhere close to the same extent; with this in mind, we digest meat at near-100% efficiency while only absorbing 2-20% of the nutrients within plants (women absorb more than men). That isn't to say I agree with the carnivore diet, but it is a very interesting case study in what creates or harms the efficiencies and health of our bodies. Lastly, a couple points: Many animals suffer or perish under tractors and farm equipment for the sake of growing plants; that's likely what the strength trainer in the video meant. And a human child growing up without meat will grow up stunted, less intelligent, and are far more likely to have mental issues. I did not bring up this issue earlier because it's possible this could be mitigated or fixed with a more controlled diet once our knowledge progresses, but at the point of those studies and within current culture, children are less likely to thrive without meat. The difference is, the parent must have full knowledge of nutritional content, nutrient absorption rates, and the will to cook many different things, versus eating a couple eggs and a steak with any fiber on the side.

i was vegan for 10 years , it damaged my body badly , was missing so many nutrients because of things like oxalates , and lectins that blocked nutrient absorbtion , also some vitamins are not easibly absorbed in vegtable form , like iron (heme iron is better absorbed) 1) Vitamin B1 2) Retinol: Pre-formed Vitamin A Bioavailability 3) Vitamin D3 4) Creatine 5) Heme Iron 6) Taurine 7) Carnosine 8) DHA/EPA Omega-3 these are very important nutrients without them includeed with the malsabsrobtion , and anti-nutrients of oxalates & lectins , you have to take supplemants to make the vegan diet work long term . a balanced diet is best, unless you have some food intolerances . carnivore is very good for food intolerances ... sorry but this is how our bodys were created . denial wont change it.

@@ijustwannaleaveacommentony6511 whey isn't Vegan my guy

@@rupert_thorpe i'm not your guy buddy but whatever, my point stands, besides the details

@@mikehunt1528 I'm sorry that your so scared of Soy 😳

@@rupert_thorpe Haha You've not done any research on it have you?

​@@mikehunt1528Go on then, educate me. I bet you're going to say something dumb about phytoestrogen - as if plant hormones have a direct effect on mammals. You need to do more "research".

Soy * 😂 remember he doesn't use animal products

Well in ! Best comment 🎉 someone with a brain cell

No, carnivores have evolved to eat meat. We've evolved to eat what was available, but now we can eat whatever is in the shops.

@@DL-ng8rf Shops evolved to feed us what was profitable

@@richardburton1816 You're changing the subject

We've evolved to be ABLE to eat animals (prepared/sanitised in certain ways) but we have not evolved to need to eat them. We have also evolved to be able to procreate at around 9 or 10 years old. Would you advocate lowering the age of concent too to "stick to the design"?

@@Luke-bz2td thank you for engaging

You should absolutely feel guilty for selfishly and needlessly hurting animals.

​@@CarnismDebunked i was vegan for 10 years , it damaged my body badly , was missing so many nutrients because of things like oxalates , and lectins that blocked nutrient absorbtion , also some vitamins are not easibly absorbed in vegtable form , like iron (heme iron is better absorbed) 1) Vitamin B1 2) Retinol: Pre-formed Vitamin A Bioavailability 3) Vitamin D3 4) Creatine 5) Heme Iron 6) Taurine 7) Carnosine 8) DHA/EPA Omega-3 these are very important nutrients without them includeed with the malsabsrobtion , and anti-nutrients of oxalates & lectins , you have to take supplemants to make the vegan diet work long term . a balanced diet is best, unless you have some food intolerances . carnivore is very good for food intolerances ... sorry but this is how our bodys were created . denial wont change it.

@@baptizedintheholyspirit9691 lol, first off veganism isnt a diet, and without me even googling the entire list... Viatmin A can be sourced from plants Omega 3 can be sourced from plants Heme iron - non essential Creatine - non essential Oxalates and lectins are removed/lowered during the cooking process, stop reading the anti vegan subreddit and just admit you were never vegan.

@@joenoi1652 absolutely, I wouldn't want to take anyone's ability to choose away from them, that's not gonna stop me talking about Veganism though

Correct, you can choose to cause the unnecessary slaughter of animals at every meal, or choose not to.

@@DL-ng8rfI choose chicken wings

@@websterman100 I just don't find the suffering and butchering of animals funny.

@@DL-ng8rf im not laughing I am straight faced saying I choose to eat chicken wings, I don’t care about animals suffering more than I care about eating chicken wings

Hero? Don't ever use that word on a waste of a man .

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Vegan activist heroes! 🌱

Meat eater hero! What a man

I didn't think there could ever be a new one!

In fairness not everyone has time to be badgered in the street about eating food. He engaged amicably enough for the time he could spare and then moved on.

@@Rekaert I always appreciate it when someone stops in the street to have a conversation, but its not just about eating food, it's about stopping intentional harm to sentient beings unnecessarily

@@rupert_thorpe Oh I understand it's really about pushing an ideological and political agenda. No arguments from me there.

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Yep. Immovable at the moment.

@@rupert_thorpe we are herbivores. PIaque forms eating animals !!. Plant-based/vegans don’t have pIaque. ✅♥️😬💪🦍🦧🐵🐒👱🏼‍♂️👩🏽😉!!. Buddhist monks, most of them are vegan ✅♥️💪😬😉.. Rice, quinoa 🌾, beans, lentils, oats, fruits, herbs, spices, yeast B12 tablespoon, every day, et cetera, is the key to healthiness ✅😉.

Called common sense , I'd love to see you reason with a lion and ask for him not to rip you apart cos you got feelings .😂 Why are we saving animals that would not survive naturally outside the habitat we create for them ?

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@@VeganV5912 that's called poor , we don't need any of that nonsense to live a healthy life , meat literally covers every category you just stated

Yeah he said you can live a healthy life as a vegan what a bold claim when we're born to eat meat right

@@Shaunandshaun born to eat meat 😂

@@rupert_thorpe yes Rupert born to eat meat 🍖 , what is food Rupert ? What do you hunt when your hungry Rupert ? We ain't cows we can't live of fibre

Thousands of years of human survival says otherwise

Hey Irena, I can't think of anyone off the top of my head. Maybe try seeing if there are any WTF or AV groups there, Facebook is always good too

Yes I remember! Great meeting you too :)

From the perspective of the animals, what's more decent and moral? Being a Vegan or not?

@rupert_thorpe I'm not sure it makes a difference. Obviously the numbers won't be the same but they're so incredibly high on both sides it's a moot point.

@@cyruslad5462 animals will still be killed and abused but it doesn't have to be because of your actions

@rupert_thorpe yes it does, our existence no matter how micro managed results in pain and suffering on animals. Drive a car? I've hit 3 pigeons this spring, one had its wing ripped off as it was stuck under my wipers. How many insects? Thousands? Tens of thousands? Even cut grass? The list just goes on and on. All of these creatures we kill through food production(livestock and plant) are unavoidable. People accept the position that these are unavoidable otherwise it would be too distressing. Some people like yourself see slaughter houses and probably some disgusting butchering methods and conclude you want none of that. Thats laudable and I can see why it makes you feel better, you do you. We're all just living our experience and it's amazing when you stop to consider just what "the self" is. To suggest that your position is favourable to carnivores because you don't purposefully impose suffering is flawed. It's a position that affects your wellbeing and only yours. Projecting this position on to others is the sanctimonious part. Your refusal to eat meat may even increase your unavoidable death footprint. Even if it didn't the net reduction in your death footprint would be a fraction of 1 percent.

@@cyruslad5462 and you don't think that fraction of 1 percent means something. Fractions added up make higher numbers, the more people that are Vegan the more of an impact we'll have, that is why I speak up about this issue and will continue to do so. You seem like a thoughtful person and I'd encourage you to have a look at this website to get an idea in numbers of the impact you as an individual can have. thevegancalculator.com/#calculator

Totally agree. They each try to push it down your throat. But this guy is a clear vegan, about as grey as they come and clearly unhealthy looking.