Veggie Regular

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Apparently Arby's now has a vegan help hotline for vegans who don't want to eat their new bacon. Normally I would be really upset over something like this but for some reason I find it hilarious because it shows if a company like Arby's is having this type of campaign it means vegetarians/vegans are just getting more mainstream. :P
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From my friend today about why she will never go vegan and why I'm unhealthy...
I respect people for being vegan, I respect that they would rather have perhaps a less beneficial diet in order to not be part of the farming trade all the big organisations have the wrong information about what is good and what is bad for the human diet people are taught it all wrong, dieticians, scientists, doctors, surgeons, biologists etc. because no one knows any better Now this is what I was talking about before, how do you know that their blood results are healthy if the original scientific reports were made to look that way for drug companies to get more money my mother has done research, comparing all of the diets out there, and meat is essential for your diet for longevity. all the scientific studies are wrong and if you go right back to their source you can find they're all bias and were pushed by money to be published as real not even blood test nutrient ranges are correct. the actual ranges are what my mother has found research for and her blood test now say she is unhealthy when she goes to the GP but healthy when she does it by her ranges Later in the conversation... If I can prove a vegan's bloodwork matches your preferred levels, what of you accepting veganism? Her response... I don't think you can prove it because it's in the research my mum has done already, she's compared blood results from vegetarians, vegans, paleos, high carb diets, low carb diets etc. all with people on the similar sort of diet that she's on Trust me, she's done it all because her aim was to find the healthiest way of living which would prevent illness and provide longevity My heart breaks for her </3 |
I was at the dentist I was "talking" with this guy who said to me "I'm not a Rabbit I don't eat veggies, they are over rated! I couldn't live without bacon." He just kept on repeating that to me over and over again. I couldn't respond as the dentist had called my name.
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I was at the dentist I was "talking" with this guy who said to me "I'm not a Rabbit I don't eat veggies, they are over rated! I couldn't live without bacon." He just kept on repeating that to me over and over again. I couldn't respond as the dentist had called my name.
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I was at the dentist I was "talking" with this guy who said to me "I'm not a Rabbit I don't eat veggies, they are over rated! I couldn't live without bacon." He just kept on repeating that to me over and over again. I couldn't respond as the dentist had called my name.
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I was at the dentist I was "talking" with this guy who said to me "I'm not a Rabbit I don't eat veggies, they are over rated! I couldn't live without bacon." He just kept on repeating that to me over and over again. I couldn't respond as the dentist had called my name.
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I was invited to a fair by a couple of friends and I didn't know anything about this fair before I went, I was think it was just one with rides and games and things like that. This place had this huge area of many farm animals like goats, sheep, cows, chickens, alpaca, none of them were caged and you were allowed to pet them. If I knew they were there I probably wouldn't have gone. There was this one really obnoxious guy who kept walking through the cow area slapping his stomach and saying "Beef it's what for dinner!" Oh and every night this stupid fair has a chicken dinner, so after everyone is done petting the cute little chicks and chickens they eat chicken! I don't get it at all. It bothered me so much.
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Ugh.
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I had the fortune to be able to show my 15 yo nieces (2 mums, 2 mos apart) the place where my friends get the humane beef for their dogs (15, huskies, malamutes and wolf hybrids). These are retired dairy cows that are put down by a vet after living out the last of their lives in the most beautiful pasture about a 1/4 mile from my mum's house. When the cows do pass on, every bit is used. We happened to be there on a day when the butcher was, and walked by the better part of a whole cow, sans skin, being made into dog food.
Niece #1 (sweet and talented, but a bit vapid): What is THAT? It looks like meat! Me (evil auntie of evilness): It is. Niece #2 (whip-smart, aspiring veterinarian, already veggie): Ooo! Neat! Look at the musculo-skeletal structure! She must have been a fine beast! (goes off to talk to the butcher) #1: But...that looks like a roast...(turning green) Me: It is. #1 (light dawns): That's beef! Like steaks and roast and hamburger! (runs up and hides her face in my shirt) Can we go now? I SO need to learn to be a vegetarian. |
Ugh.
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