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  76. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:14:28 No.25943961▶>>25943970 >>25943971 >>25943976 >>25943990 >>25943992 >>25943997 >>25943998 >>25944006 >>25944056 >>25944109 >>25944689 >>25944766 >>25944904 >>25944964 >>25945089 >>25945094 >>25946732 >>25948766 >>25949507 >>25951044 >>25952612 >>25953517 >>25953643 >>25954965 >>25955092 >>25955108 >>25955301 >>25958689
  77. Are you sure you want to go to equestria? You would have to have a diet like a vegan pussy.
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  79. No meat, or if you did get meat , mercilessly killing and butchering some animal,you couldn't eat it anywhere near a pony town.
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  87. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:16:15 No.25943970▶>>25943987 >>25943989 >>25945151
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  89. It's okay to eat fish cause they don't have any feelings.
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  97. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:16:35 No.25943971▶
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  99. horse pussy is fine
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  107. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:17:34 No.25943976▶
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  111. It'd be cool to have a secret identity as the monster of everfree.
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  119. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:18:44 No.25943986▶>>25954872
  120. Bro, I've seen a horse stomp and eat a whole fucking snake.
  121. I'm sure it'll be fine.
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  129. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:18:45 No.25943987▶
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  131. Something in the Way?
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  133. Or were you just saying things?
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  141. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:19:00 No.25943989▶>>25945151
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  150. Flutterbutter kills them for fun.
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  158. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:19:05 No.25943990▶>>25944022
  159. >>25943961 (OP)
  160. Except if you weren't a pony they'd be okay with your diet as it is, because you're a magical creature from another world who has his own dietary needs. Fluttershy owns plenty of carnivorous animals, so that's essentially how you'd appear to them.
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  168. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:19:08 No.25943992▶
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  170. No. You gush over your waifu all you want, but Equestria is clearly for ponyfolk only. Gryffins, dragons, even zebras are treated like shit unless they can prove themselves, and even then ponies are still untrusting. You'd be no different.
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  178. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:19:53 No.25943997▶
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  180. Ponies are edible.
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  188. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:19:57 No.25943998▶>>25954335 >>25954438
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  190. Cats are obligate carnivores. They *must* have proteins gained from meat.
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  192. Ponies own cats.
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  194. Therefore, ponies must acquire meat.
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  202. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:20:55 No.25944006▶>>25944025 >>25944077 >>25944094 >>25944872 >>25945123 >>25952612 >>25954234
  203. >>25943961 (OP)
  204. There's no compelling reason to eat meat outside of laziness or apathy. Good vegan cooking is better or equal quality to meaty cooking.
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  212. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:21:36 No.25944016▶>>25945017
  213. Wasn't there an episode or two that showed pigs in captivity?
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  215. I don't know much about farming, but I do know that pigs aren't good for much else other than pork.
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  223. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:22:33 No.25944022▶>>25953466
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  225. I'm pretty sure she doesn't let her carnivorous animals hunt and kill other animals. And don't you think in a society of vegetarians, killing and eating something that was alive would be illegal or something?
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  233. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:23:02 No.25944025▶>>25944071 >>25954753 >>25955011
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  235. humans did not evolve because they sat around chewing fucking turnips
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  237. Meat is compact, high quality energy and advance life requires it
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  245. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:26:10 No.25944056▶>>25944072 >>25945111 >>25945170
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  247. But I'd be in Equestria with ponies. Eating hayburgers and daisy sandwiches is a small price to pay.
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  255. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:28:06 No.25944071▶>>25944084 >>25944088 >>25944103 >>25944137
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  262. None of that makes sense.
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  270. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:28:09 No.25944072▶
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  272. But it all literally tastes like eating grass. How long until you murder something and cook it for that sweet sweet meat
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  280. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:28:38 No.25944077▶
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  282. I want to and you can't do shit to stop me
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  290. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:30:04 No.25944084▶
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  292. Are you stupid or something?
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  307. Not sure if your b8 or just fucking retarded.
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  322. >He doesn't know there's compelling evidence that suggests growth of the human brain happened when hominids adopted a diet that included meat
  323. >He wouldn't be able to type these words or communicate in any language if it weren't for the fact that he's actually an omnivore
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  331. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:32:18 No.25944103▶>>25944202 >>25944913
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  333. Of course it makes sense you fucking moron
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  335. What are the kings of each region? the ones that eat meat. Who are the tops of the food chain? the ones that eat meat. Carnivores are killers and killers evolve.
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  337. Veggies can be very tasty and they are absolutely part of a healthy diet, but they don't replace meat. I'm am all for the ethical raising & butchering of animals, but meat is an essential part of our life. Meat is high calorie, full of protein and necessary things for life. We evolve because the surplus of intake provided by a high quality source of food is what has allowed our brains to become such a massively huge sink of energy and resource which has made us smarter.
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  339. Vegans are fucking morons
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  347. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:33:37 No.25944109▶
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  349. The rabbit hunt thread in /ck/ is mine, and there are a whole lot of clueless bunnies wandering around the place that would make for an easy feed.
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  351. Yeah, I'd have to do it out in the woods somewhere, and probably on the opposite side of the town from Fluttershy's cottage just to be sure, but killing and prepping my own meat is no challenge.
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  353. Anyway, that is only if I want red meat. Ponies have been shown to enjoy fishing- I'd just keep the fish instead of tossing them back.
  354. Hell, even Yellowquiet murdered fish for her ferrets, so she'd have no right to complain.
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  362. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:37:03 No.25944137▶>>25944202
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  383. Sure, but even given that's true, it still isn't relevant to anyone living today.
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  386. None of what said follows to the conclusion you want to make. People in civilized societies have surplus of nutrition whether they eat meat or not.
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  389. I'm not vegan but I'm not going to make up bullshit excuses why I eat meat either.
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  397. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:50:09 No.25944266▶>>25944350 >>25944444
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  399. >None of what said follows to the conclusion you want to make. People in civilized societies have surplus of nutrition whether they eat meat or not.
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  401. we're only a civilization in the first place because of meat you ignorant twatbleeder
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  409. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)09:58:39 No.25944321▶>>25944444
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  411. > people aren't still evolving
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  419. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)10:01:56 No.25944350▶>>25944358 >>25944373
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  421. Wrong. The discovery of agriculture allowed people to settle permanently and build cities.
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  429. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)10:02:53 No.25944358▶
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  431. They could only discover agriculture because they evolved past apes by eating meat in the first place you cum-guzzling gutter trash
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  461. We don't need to rely on meat to provide efficient, quality sources of nutrition anymore.
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  463. The real reason why people eat meat now is cultural. If you went to Equestria, you'd eventually adapt to their culture because there'd be easy access to vegan food everywhere.
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  471. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)10:14:01 No.25944452▶
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  473. Not even quints can make your post good.
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  488. Nice wasted quints
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  503. >Veganposting
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  506. 2016 is already the worst year in human history
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  514. Oh, look, a namefag. Your day is ruined. 12/31/15(Thu)10:16:41 No.25944488▶>>25944653
  515. >2016
  516. >still thinking ponies resent carnivores
  517. >Fluttershy coexists with many of them
  518. >Griffons exist
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  520. Pretty sure 2012 conspiracy theorists had more valid information to go on than these tardners.
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  528. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)10:17:08 No.25944492▶
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  530. yes, you do, vegan "nutrition" not efficient or quality you... you dumb, dumb PERSON
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  538. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)10:18:49 No.25944511▶
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  563. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)10:21:41 No.25944536▶>>25944554 >>25944567
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  565. Quints confirm, have a falafel today.
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  580. Fuck you, I'm going to McDonald's out of spite, you shitlord.
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  588. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)10:25:50 No.25944567▶>>25955299
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  590. I am roasting a rabbit tonight, but falafel for lunch sounds goods.
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  598. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)10:36:16 No.25944653▶>>25944723 >>25954805
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  600. Did it ever actually show gryphons eating meat?
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  608. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)10:40:16 No.25944689▶
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  610. If Equestria has potatoes and oil I'll be happy with french fries. Sure it ain't meat but I never was a hardcore fan of meat anyway. Plus I love tuna and Flutters seems to be pretty chill about fishing.
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  618. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)10:40:49 No.25944695▶>>25944751
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  624. I always have to show you this pic you faggots
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  632. Oh, look, a namefag. Your day is ruined. 12/31/15(Thu)10:43:21 No.25944723▶
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  639. Did it ever show them NOT being a hybrid of two fucking carnivores?
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  647. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)10:46:28 No.25944751▶>>25944757 >>25944759
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  649. >implying that's not dyed cheese
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  657. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)10:47:26 No.25944757▶
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  659. >Being this much in denial
  660. I forget to save it, but there is a scene that has some shrimp.
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  668. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)10:47:34 No.25944759▶
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  670. Or an animator's joke.
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  678. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)10:48:18 No.25944766▶
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  680. I already hunt and butcher my kills
  681. Plus ponies eat eggs and drink milk
  682. I'll be fine
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  690. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:00:01 No.25944857▶
  691. Because of space constriction, massive amounts of pesticides and antibiotics are fed which assemble in the bodies and transfer to the humans, which eat these animals, which in turn leads to serious health diseases.
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  693. Anesthesia via electric pliers behind the ears: Because of stress and piecework, the pliers are applied much too short (usually only a few seconds instead the required 40 seconds), or applied at the wrong places. The animal may freeze, but are not numb and wake up shortly after resulting in innumerably ammounts of animals being cut open fully conscious (~10 minutes til the heart stops beating).
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  701. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:01:32 No.25944872▶>>25944880
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  703. While yes, you can live off of only veggies you will forever remain untermensch if you follow such a diet.
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  711. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:02:25 No.25944880▶>>25944893
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  713. for you
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  721. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:04:21 No.25944893▶
  722. >>25944880
  723. Sunhuman detected.
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  738. I'd give up meat for that fine pony pussy.
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  746. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:06:53 No.25944909▶
  747. >>25944444
  748. PETA please go.
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  756. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:06:59 No.25944913▶>>25944925
  757. >>25944103
  758. No, he was right, you dont make sense. An anology: We needed to run fast and be strong in the past to survive, but we live in another environment now, we have a caring society, we can get a variety of food and we dont need to hunt or fight any longer. The same for eating meat, it was needed in the past - not in the present.
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  766. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:08:45 No.25944925▶>>25944956 >>25953487 >>25954817
  767. >>25944913
  768. Are you seriously supporting a society of fat people that only eat processed food, never exercise, and are generally soft as fuck?
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  770. Amerifats everyone.
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  778. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:10:42 No.25944940▶
  779. >>25944444
  780. >We don't need to rely on meat to provide efficient, quality sources of nutrition anymore.
  781. 95% of the planet does, though. Check your privilige.
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  789. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:11:04 No.25944945▶>>25945056
  790. >>25944444
  791. > vitamin B12
  792.  
  793. Your argument is invalid.
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  801. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:12:14 No.25944956▶>>25944975 >>25944980 >>25945095 >>25954842
  802. >>25944925
  803. assumptions. I am neither US-american nor american. How do you come up with physical exercise now, thats independant from diet. And I could argue with more right that it is meat which makes fat.
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  811. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:12:58 No.25944964▶
  812. >>25943961 (OP)
  813. A vet diet is a small price to pay
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  821. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:14:17 No.25944975▶
  822. >>25944956
  823. I would argue that your English needs work.
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  831. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:15:21 No.25944980▶>>25944995 >>25945068
  832. >>25944956
  833. >meat makes fat
  834. You are fucking retarded.
  835. Sugar is what makes fat. Kill yourself. good quality bait, if so.
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  843. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:17:09 No.25944995▶>>25945018
  844. >>25944980
  845. Anything will make you fat if you eat enough.
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  853. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:20:52 No.25945017▶
  854. >>25944016
  855. Those were truffle-hunting pigs, actually. If you believe the cast when they post on Twitter, anyway.
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  863. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:20:55 No.25945018▶>>25945085 >>25945086 >>25945144
  864. >>25944995
  865. Not so true. I've been eating ass for years and I haven't gained a pound.
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  873. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:27:13 No.25945056▶>>25948740
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  880. Good point, but we can make that synthetically using bacteria.
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  882. In Equestria, I imagine the cows and chickens share their milk and eggs willingly.
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  890. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:29:12 No.25945068▶
  891. >>25944980
  892. Now you think again about what you just said and look up some info, keyword: meat consumption health
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  900. Oh, look, a namefag. Your day is ruined. 12/31/15(Thu)11:32:46 No.25945085▶
  901. >>25945018
  902. Underrated post.
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  910. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:32:55 No.25945086▶
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  924. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:33:18 No.25945089▶>>25945110 >>25948140
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  930. >>25943961 (OP)
  931. >"So you're one of those predator creatures? Y'know, a little danger can be fun. You wanna come back to my place? Maybe sink those canines into this flank?"
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  939. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:34:01 No.25945094▶
  940. >>25943961 (OP)
  941. That's a small price to pay for pastel horse pussy, m8.
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  949. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:34:10 No.25945095▶>>25945100
  950. >>25944956
  951. speaking as child of a vegan I can tell you first hand getting our fat up does not require animal fats. spuds and sugar do that plenty enough.
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  973. Oh, look, a namefag. Your day is ruined. 12/31/15(Thu)11:35:53 No.25945110▶
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  987. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:35:53 No.25945111▶
  988. >>25944056
  989. You can't digest hay. If you don't believe me, try some and enjoy the vomiting and sickness.
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  997. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:36:15 No.25945113▶
  998. >>25945100
  999. But did he say he was a vegan?
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  1007. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:37:23 No.25945123▶
  1008. >>25944006
  1009. >Good vegan cooking is better or equal quality to meaty cooking.
  1010. That's highly subjective.
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  1025. But I've been eating ass for years too, and I've gained lots...
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  1033. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:41:49 No.25945151▶>>25945628
  1034. >>25943970
  1035. >>25943989
  1036. Fluttershy has to deal with death more than a lot of ponies, caring for so many animals.
  1037. I like fish, and wouldn't mind that being my only source of meat.
  1038. ...
  1039. Sushi picnic with Flutters<3
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  1047. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:44:47 No.25945170▶>>25945251
  1048. >>25944056
  1049.  
  1050. >IRL daisies are poisonous
  1051. >Equestrian daisies are too, but the natives have an immunity to it
  1052. > kinda like humans and peppers
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  1060. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)11:55:49 No.25945251▶>>25945360 >>25945377 >>25947309 >>25957891
  1061. >>25945170
  1062. >Be Anonymous.
  1063. >Get done eating a flower sandwich that the dreaded magenta monster, Pinkie Pie, made for you.
  1064. >And it, actually, wasn't half-bad!
  1065. >You'll probably never learn the floral secrets that Equestrian chefs use to make their food so good.
  1066. >But it's not gonna stop you from trying.
  1067. >As you swallow the last bite, you smile.
  1068. "Not bad!"
  1069. >"I'm glad you like it, Nonny!"
  1070. >You choked a little bit - probably due to having eaten too much at once.
  1071. >But once you were sure the food was down you continued to cough.
  1072. >Uh oh..
  1073. "P-Pinkie- ACK!"
  1074. >Pinkie's smile vanished as you began to cough.
  1075. >"Oh no! Anon, what's wrong?!"
  1076. "I..(hack)! I think you (ack) put something in it!"
  1077. >She shook her head.
  1078. >"I-I just made a n-normal sandwich! Just daisy-top and cheese, that's all!"
  1079. >WHAT?!
  1080. "You (cough) put DAISIES IN MY SANDWICH!?" you yelled.
  1081. >"A-Anon, is that a bad thing?!"
  1082. "OF COURSE (HACK) IT IS! THEY'RE (WHEEZE) POISONOUS TO HUMANS! GET TWILIGHT, PLEASE!"
  1083. >As you choke violently on your poisoned sandwich, you saw Pinkie smirk.
  1084. >Oh no fuck you fuck you not the fucking time you god damn pink horse mother fuck-
  1085. >"I think we've found the root of the problem!"
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  1093. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)12:10:57 No.25945360▶
  1094. >>25945251
  1095. >Daisies pose little to no toxicity risk to humans
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  1103. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)12:12:56 No.25945377▶
  1104. >>25945251
  1105. > talking shit about best pony
  1106. Fight me faggot
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  1114. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)12:46:06 No.25945628▶
  1115. >>25945151
  1116. Since Equestria seems to be largely pre-Industrial, you could probably get away with that without the risk of mercury poisoning.
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  1124. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)14:45:32 No.25946687▶
  1125. Bump.
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  1133. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)14:49:43 No.25946732▶>>25946771
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  1140. >implying Maud wouldn't sate her autistic bloodlust by killing for you
  1141. My hc pls donut steal.
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  1149. Oh, look, a namefag. Your day is ruined. 12/31/15(Thu)14:54:01 No.25946771▶
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  1156. I always had a thing for manipulating an innocent mare down a bloody path of cruelty. Never considered how flattering it would be if they did it willingly for you, though.
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  1164. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)15:41:59 No.25947309▶
  1165. >>25945251
  1166. >implying you wouldn't be able to tell if a FUCKING FLOWER was in your sandwhich
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  1174. Oh, look, a namefag. Your day is ruined. 12/31/15(Thu)17:02:47 No.25948140▶
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  1181. Thank you.
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  1189. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)17:58:46 No.25948740▶
  1190. >>25945056
  1191. You know neither fungi, plants, nor animals (including humans) are capable of providing vitamin B12. It only comes from bacteria and archaea.
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  1199. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)18:00:20 No.25948766▶>>25949471
  1200. >>25943961 (OP)
  1201. Veganism is no problem if everybody else is doing it. I've tried it and the single biggest hurdle is meat eating friends and family.
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  1209. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)19:08:54 No.25949471▶
  1210. >>25948766
  1211. You mean people that don't eat like giant pussies?
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  1226. >already vegan
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  1234. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)21:32:22 No.25951004▶>>25951124 >>25953444
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  1240. you guys who say that you NEED meat to have a society are fucking morons, the proof is that vegetarians and vegans can exist, you don't NEED it, at this day and age it is purely a cultural thing.
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  1248. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)21:35:30 No.25951044▶
  1249. >>25943961 (OP)
  1250. I'd do anything to leave this horrible place.
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  1258. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)21:41:16 No.25951106▶>>25951147 >>25951175 >>25951976 >>25953452 >>25954264 >>25955026 >>25955393 >>25955730
  1259. Killing animals because they taste good is wrong, ethically.
  1260.  
  1261. They have feelings, they can feel love, fear, joy and pain.
  1262.  
  1263. The same reasons why you shouldn't harm other people should apply just the same to these animals.
  1264.  
  1265. Meat is a luxury food. The amount of land that it takes to raise livestock could feed lots more people as farmland than the livestock does
  1266.  
  1267. Our ancestors ate meat, as well as casually murdered people from other tribes and had sex with 12 year olds. We don't base our ethics on our ancestors' habits.
  1268.  
  1269. Eating meat is unethical. It's wrong. You shouldn't do it.
  1270.  
  1271. But change is slow to happen. It's very unlikely that someone in the habit of eating meat will consider these issues seriously, because of intellectual laziness, and resistance to change.
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  1273. Eventually society will realize it, but it'll take many generations. People don't change their minds, they just die out and take old ideas with them.
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  1281. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)21:42:17 No.25951124▶
  1282. >>25951004
  1283. Today it is possible for people to live as vegans but it wasn't years ago
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  1305. Oh, look, a namefag. Your day is ruined. 12/31/15(Thu)21:46:27 No.25951175▶
  1306. >>25951106
  1307. >implying that a better future for everyone is the common goal of more than one in a million people
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  1315. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)21:53:35 No.25951264▶>>25951270 >>25951271 >>25951299 >>25951911 >>25954953 >>25955468 >>25955513
  1316. Here is a lamb named Winter
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  1318. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJ5HnUEEAns [Embed]
  1319.  
  1320.  
  1321. Here is a lamb being slaughtered
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  1323. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4rWWpH1BgM [Embed]
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  1345. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)21:54:14 No.25951271▶
  1346. >>25951264
  1347. I don't eat mutton.
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  1355. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)21:56:23 No.25951299▶
  1356. >>25951264
  1357. Winter a cute.
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  1365. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)23:05:56 No.25951911▶
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  1368. Some countries eat cat because they're plentiful. I own 2 cats who I love dearly. I give almost 0 fucks about the kinds of people who eat cat to survive.
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  1376. Anonymous 12/31/15(Thu)23:15:14 No.25951976▶>>25952593
  1377. >>25951106
  1378. Oh GOD! it's the wolf debate ALL over again
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  1386. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)00:36:13 No.25952593▶
  1387. >>25951976
  1388. The what?
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  1396. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)00:38:41 No.25952612▶>>25952631
  1397. >>25943961 (OP)
  1398. >No meat
  1399. DYEWTS
  1400.  
  1401. Also veggies are good m8, I wouldn't mind. Lentils and swiss chard are a staple.
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  1403. >>25944006
  1404. Literally butter and cheese. Veganism is a culinary abomination
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  1412. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)00:40:57 No.25952631▶
  1413. >>25952612
  1414. Don't forget they have baked goods, which strongly suggests the use of milk and eggs, so they aren't vegans.
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  1428. >Vegan diet
  1429. >Ponies eat so much cheese that you can literally get a cutie mark/be named after cheese
  1430. >They raise chickens
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  1438. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)03:12:05 No.25953444▶
  1439. >>25951004
  1440. >NEED
  1441. Get fucked, commie
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  1449. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)03:14:29 No.25953452▶
  1450. >>25951106
  1451. Try and fucking stop me. I'll continue killing and eating as many animals as I want and there's nothing your pussy ass can do to stop me.
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  1466. >I'm pretty sure she doesn't let her carnivorous animals hunt and kill other animals
  1467. Do you even watch the show? She even hunts for them.
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  1475. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)03:17:34 No.25953472▶>>25953496 >>25954278
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  1481. >stop eating cows.
  1482. >mass genocide of billions of cows since they are no longer needed.
  1483. >only a few hundred pet cows remain since not many people can support one, and they don't make very interesting pets.
  1484. >last remaining cows briefly featured at zoos.
  1485. >species goes extinct.
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  1487. Nice work Vegans.
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  1495. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)03:21:51 No.25953487▶>>25954822
  1496. >>25944925
  1497. >Amerifats
  1498. You realize that barbecueing is a tradition that America mercilessly stole and then popularized, right?
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  1506. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)03:26:43 No.25953496▶>>25953557
  1507. >>25953472
  1508. Funny thing is, these same "Save the Cows" asshats are usually the ones who are the most outspoken about global warming.
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  1516. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)03:39:38 No.25953517▶
  1517. >>25943961 (OP)
  1518. I don't need to adapt to jack shit.
  1519. There's most likely some pretty tasty shit running around in the Everfree Forest, AND are probably dangerous if they ever managed to leave the forest, like a manticore or something like that.
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  1527. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)03:55:21 No.25953557▶>>25953565
  1528. >>25953496
  1529. Also Cows and all livestock contribute to global warming more than fossil fuels.
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  1537. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)03:58:13 No.25953565▶>>25953580
  1538. >>25953557
  1539. Yeah, because running vehicles, factories and power plants don't produce as much gas as animals, right?
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  1547. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)04:02:33 No.25953575▶>>25953590
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  1553. Really whose going to stop me if I go into the woods and kill one of Fluttershy's little "friends", Discord? He'll probably ask for some.
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  1555. And really cows in Equestria are treated as second class citizens I doubt a dead cow every now and then won't upset anyone.
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  1563. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)04:03:54 No.25953580▶
  1564. >>25953565
  1565. Alright I exaggerated but they produce a fuckton more greenhouse gases than people realize.
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  1573. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)04:06:52 No.25953590▶>>25953598
  1574. >>25953575
  1575. Do you know how to kill, dress, butcher, and cook an animal?
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  1583. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)04:09:25 No.25953598▶>>25953604
  1584. >>25953590
  1585. Twilight has a shit ton of books i'm sure there's one that would teach all that. Even if she doesn't our ancient ancestors figured it out so I'm sure I could also.
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  1593. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)04:12:23 No.25953604▶>>25953606
  1594. >>25953598
  1595. I would start learning now just in case
  1596. And bring a good set of knives.
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  1604. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)04:13:24 No.25953606▶
  1605. >>25953604
  1606. Meh knives are optional. I bet Unicorn horns are pretty sharp.
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  1614. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)04:24:39 No.25953643▶>>25953795
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  1620. >>25943961 (OP)
  1621. >Not secretly being a cow or minotaur serial killer whilst also managing a perfectly normal social life with ponies to throw off the royal guard.
  1622. Got every scenario handled already to be honest, familia.
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  1630. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)05:21:42 No.25953795▶>>25953814
  1631. >>25953643
  1632. I'd stick to cows. Minotaurs would be considerably more difficult to kill.
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  1660. Nobody's gonna give a shit if I kill a few boars every year and fish a couple times a month. The act of hunting is far more than just a source of food, and I can make some really good bullshit justifications for it.
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  1668. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)05:28:22 No.25953827▶>>25953857
  1669. >>25953814
  1670. >implying you'll have a gun like that, if any gun at all, when you get to Equestria
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  1678. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)05:38:37 No.25953857▶
  1679. >>25953827
  1680. >not bringing guns with you
  1681. Wew, lad
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  1689. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)07:34:45 No.25954234▶
  1690. >>25944006
  1691. VIDF already in action.
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  1693. Somebody increase this mans wage from hotpockets to pizza rolls.
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  1701. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)07:44:22 No.25954264▶
  1702. >>25951106
  1703. >Unethical
  1704.  
  1705. so? So was how we got most of our medical advancements.
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  1707. So tell me faggot, how do you feel about bio developed meat such as. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2015/05/20/meet-the-future-of-meat-a-10-lab-grown-hamburger-that-tastes-as-good-as-the-real-thing/
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  1709. Can't really use that "unethical" argument when animals aren't being hurt, so will you pick on up?
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  1717. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)07:48:59 No.25954278▶>>25954439
  1718. >>25953472
  1719. >cause more annual death than sharks
  1720. >contribute largely to global warming
  1721. >specifically bred gmo creature
  1722. >four fucking stomachs
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  1724. I'd be happy for those freaks of nature to go extinct.
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  1732. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)07:56:39 No.25954320▶>>25954327 >>25954396 >>25954446 >>25954942 >>25955528
  1733. Let's be honest with ourselves. We're lazy fucks. People here might talk a big game about how they'd go into the woods and strangle a goat and cook it over a campfire but here's what would actually happen
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  1735. You'd have easy access to delicious fruits, vegetables, baked goods, dairy products and eggs, being produced and served in Ponyville. You'd eat those. You wouldn't go through all the extra trouble, mess, and potential hazards to kill and cut up an animal just so you can eat a mouthful of meat that won't even taste as good as what you're spoiled ass is used to anyway
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  1743. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)07:58:22 No.25954327▶
  1744. >>25954320
  1745. I will admit that I wouldn't have the guts myself, but it wouldn't surprise me if others here did.
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  1753. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)07:59:44 No.25954335▶
  1754. >>25943998
  1755. ...And aligators no?
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  1763. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)08:11:26 No.25954396▶
  1764. >>25954320
  1765. It's no trouble.
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  1767. If they have freezers a single large kill can last more than a year after a day or twos work.
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  1769. You wouldn't even be able to eat a single cow by yourself before it goes off.
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  1771. Fish and small birds like ducks only take an afternoon to clean and clean up after a fun day fishing and hunting.
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  1779. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)08:23:43 No.25954438▶
  1780. >>25943998
  1781. There are no pone cementeries in Questria, y'now...
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  1789. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)08:24:09 No.25954439▶
  1790. >>25954278
  1791. >muh Geemos
  1792. I mean, you're already dumb, but I'd just like to point out that a lot of ruminants have multiple stomachs. Evolutionary adaptation.
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  1800. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)08:25:10 No.25954446▶
  1801. >>25954320
  1802. Speak for yourself.
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  1810. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)08:44:12 No.25954532▶>>25958781
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  1816. So it's been 6 months on a diet of grain and vegetables, but you are getting weak.
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  1818. It's time.
  1819. You've called Twilight and Fluttershy in for the talk and explain to them that you are an omnivore and can't survive without meat indefinitely.
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  1821. Cows, goats, horses, deer and delicious bunnies are out of the question.
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  1823. What animal do they suggest anon butchers?
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  1831. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)09:15:51 No.25954753▶
  1832. >>25944025
  1833. >meat
  1834. >high energy
  1835. Carnivorous animals need to eat a fuckton of meat because it is NOT high energy. It IS high in protein, which is the building block of the entire body.
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  1837. Omnivores have it was. Carnivores need a ton of meat in order to make up for the lack of energy. Herbivores need a ton of plants in order to make up for the lack of protein. Omnivores can get our protein and our energy with barely any rations. That's why humans rule.
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  1845. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)09:20:21 No.25954792▶
  1846. >>25944444
  1847. Not even quints can back up your statement. Meat is a huge part of human life. Even vegetarians will water at the mouth when they smell cooking meat and that's for a very good reason. Almost every part of a human evolved to hunt and collect meat. When you remove such an essential brick to our diet, you fuck yourself over. Vegetarians and vegans especially are fucking insane.
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  1855. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)09:21:55 No.25954805▶
  1856. >>25944653
  1857. Considering they're a hybrid of two carnivorous animals, I think its a safe bet that griffons are carnivorous as well.
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  1865. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)09:24:31 No.25954817▶>>25957879
  1866. >>25944925
  1867. >implying
  1868. American here. I'm /fit/ and hate fatties with a passion. You could walk around the street in any non-New England area and find plenty of people with disdain for fatties too.
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  1876. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)09:24:58 No.25954822▶
  1877. >>25953487
  1878. You're god damn right we did, and we perfected it. Get on my ST LOUIS RIB LEVEL NIGGA.
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  1892. I'd learn to eat ROCKS just for the chance to bed Maud down! Her reaction when she says I want to have sex with her (pic related)
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  1900. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)09:27:38 No.25954842▶>>25954877 >>25954880
  1901. >>25944956
  1902. NOTHING makes you fat in itself. It's when you eat in excess and don't burn it off. Besides, fat is formed when you don't use en edgy your body has stored up. Considering meat has relatively no energy compared to, say, potatoes, it makes no sense that being a lazy meat eater would make you fatter than being a lazy vegetarian. This is of course assuming that you're also eating at a calorie surplus. Even if you're a lazy fuck, you'll still lose weight if you're eating hat a calorie deficit.
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  1910. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)09:30:49 No.25954866▶
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  1912. And that's why anon wears dentures.
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  1920. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)09:31:28 No.25954872▶
  1921. >>25943986
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  1923. I've seen a deer eat a bird.
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  1925. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2q91dUtDYkU [Embed]
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  1927. Vegetarian my ass!
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  1929. >INB4 Vegetarian in your ass.
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  1937. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)09:31:57 No.25954877▶>>25954898
  1938. >>25954842
  1939. >meat has less potential energy than potatoes
  1940. Not entirely, a potato has more carbs than a piece of chicken but that piece of chicken has way more protien.
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  1942. Carbohydrates=fast energy
  1943. Protein=more long term energy
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  1951. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)09:32:10 No.25954880▶>>25954930 >>25955213
  1952. >>25954842
  1953. Calories in calories out is a meme friendo.
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  1955. That's not how our hormonal and digestive system functions.
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  1963. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)09:35:11 No.25954894▶
  1964. Skip ahead to 11:46
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  1974. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)09:36:06 No.25954898▶
  1975. >>25954877
  1976. Protein itself doesn't have energy. That's why your body eats away at muscle inc the sugar and fat are all gone. Sugar has a ton of energy and fat is like super sugar.
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  1984. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)09:41:13 No.25954930▶>>25954974
  1985. >>25954880
  1986. >Require 2000 calories a day to live
  1987. >Only eat 1500 calories
  1988. >"Gadzooks, I lack the sufficient fuel to keep functioning. How am I going to survive?"
  1989. "Well body, that's a great question. Perhaps you could take the energy from the fat stores on my body."
  1990. >"Fantastic idea, Anon."
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  1992. >Require 2000 calories a day to live
  1993. >Eat 2500 calories
  1994. >"Aw shucks, thanks for the extra food, but I don't need this all. I'm just going to put this energy away for a rainy day."
  1995. "Well, if you insist, body."
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  2016. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)09:42:58 No.25954942▶
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  2018. I'm not lazy though. I don't know how to hunt, but I can tell you I'd pick up quick if my only food source in Ponyville was vegetables, sweets, and diary products.
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  2026. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)09:44:20 No.25954953▶
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  2028. Yes, and?
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  2043. I went vegetarian for 8 months a few years ago and it wasn't a big deal, the only thing I missed was gravy. First thing I ate when I went back was a big burger at A&W.
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  2051. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)09:46:58 No.25954974▶>>25955072
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  2057. >>25954930
  2058. The calories are just a resource.
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  2060. Whether the resource can be utilized, or whether fat stores are used depends entirely on regulators, which are irregular between individuals and their current state.
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  2062. Eg, you can eat less than that "2000" calories, or whatever other nonsense number popsci makes up, and you can still get fat since your brain has initialized "survival mode" for not eating enough.
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  2064. Trust me, I am science.
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  2072. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)09:47:03 No.25954975▶>>25955144
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  2075. Home-made fries with gravy is the best! Om nom nom nom nom
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  2083. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)09:52:06 No.25955011▶
  2084. >>25944025
  2085. Fat and starch are better sources of energy, actually. You can't survive on low-fat meats, not to mention pure protein alone. Metabolising protein for energy releases nitrogen compounds, which are toxic and need to be converted to useless urea and excreted. You get none of this crap from starch. Meat is still a good source of amino acids. Not the best source of energy, though. That would be fat.
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  2093. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)09:54:07 No.25955026▶>>25955144
  2094. >>25951106
  2095. >Killing animals because they taste good is wrong, ethically.
  2096. Those in the industry kill animals because they need to do so to get paid and live. Those who buy the meat do so because it is a part of their diet. Nobody is doing this just because it tastes good.
  2097.  
  2098. >They have feelings, they can feel love, fear, joy and pain.
  2099. What's it matter? Animals kill animals all the time and in much larger numbers than humans do. Should we ban hunting in the whole animal kingdom just because the prey has feelings?
  2100.  
  2101. >The same reasons why you shouldn't harm other people should apply just the same to these animals.
  2102. You shouldn't harm people for two reasons. Loyalty to your own species and sapience. Animals are animals and lack sapience. There is no reason to show any loyalty or kindness to one if they're not part of your family like a beloved pet.
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  2104. >Meat is a luxury food.
  2105. If you want to argue that we don't need meat because things can survive on vegetables, I'd urge you to acknowledge that things can also live solely on meat. Therefore vegetables are a luxury food. You defeat your own argument here.
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  2107. >The amount of land that it takes to raise livestock could feed lots more people as farmland than the livestock does
  2108. Oh well?
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  2110. >Our ancestors ate meat, as well as casually murdered people from other tribes and had sex with 12 year olds. We don't base our ethics on our ancestors' habits.
  2111. Of course we don't base morals on our ancestors. Our ancestors did know how to survive, however, and they did so by maintaining a diet of meat and vegetables as well as staying active. Gee, doesn't that sound exactly like what people need to do to be healthy? Fancy that.
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  2113. >Eating meat is unethical. It's wrong. You shouldn't do it.
  2114. Nice "muh feelings" argument.
  2115.  
  2116. >intellectual laziness
  2117. You're one to talk.
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  2119. >Eventually society will realize it
  2120. No, it won't, because it's just wrong.
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  2122. >People don't change their minds, they just die out and take old ideas with them.
  2123. It hurts seeing how wrong this is.
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  2131. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)09:59:19 No.25955068▶
  2132. I get the feeling the ponies aren't vegan. They make cakes and icing and shit. There are probably dairy and eggs involved in all that kind of shit. So, vegetarian is probably a better term, yo.
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  2140. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:00:02 No.25955072▶>>25955118
  2141. >>25954974
  2142. Your body isn't going to not use energy to keep you alive because of regulators. You have a certain amount of energy you need to burn every day to survive. If you don't eat that much energy, your body will pull it form somewhere else on your body. How much or how little it uses depends on the individual's specific energy needs. If you eat more than that specific energy requirement, it will store the excess. If you eat less, it will take from you. The reason why people get thinner when they turn to anorexia is because they're not giving their body ANY energy, so it takes ALL of it from their body. That is your body doing what it needs to to survive. THAT is survival mode.
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  2150. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:01:33 No.25955092▶
  2151. >>25943961 (OP)
  2152. Eh, with all the food available that shouldn't even be a challenge.
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  2160. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:03:44 No.25955108▶
  2161. >>25943961 (OP)
  2162. It seems they are fine with feeding other creatures meat. In one of the earlier seasons you can see Fluttershy feeding fish to her animals.
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  2170. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:05:28 No.25955118▶>>25955151 >>25955382
  2171. >>25955072
  2172. *sigh*
  2173. But that's just wrong.
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  2175. It's only correct in extreme cases.
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  2177. There is no such thing as a "specific" energy requirement.
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  2179. The energy use is far, far more elastic than you might imagine. Take hibernation as an example of what Earth creatures, including humans, are capable of.
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  2181. And on the flipside there is not infinite fat creating resources to make all excess intake into fat. Otherwise those tiny japanese grills who win eating contests would bloat into godzilla.
  2182.  
  2183. The amount of resources, instigated by hormones, which are also a limited resource varies significantly.
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  2191. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:10:02 No.25955144▶
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  2198. Poutine's even better!
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  2200. >>25955026
  2201. I agree here, no one kills animals because they taste good. They fulfill a dietary need for the vast majority of the world's population. If they were referring to actual "luxury foods" like foie gras then they might be on a little sturdier ground, but what's wrong with a regular beef farm for example?
  2202. And regarding the "meat is a luxury food" argument, I would ask: how many of the vegans that you know are poor?
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  2210. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:11:09 No.25955151▶>>25955221
  2211. >>25955118
  2212. >It's only correct in extreme cases.
  2213. If by extreme, you mean every case, ok.
  2214. >Take hibernation as an example of what Earth creatures
  2215. Do you want to know why animals can sleep for so long without eating? It's because when they're asleep, their body doesn't require as much energy to run. Therefore it will take less from their body to make up for what they're not eating. Nothing can sleep forever, though. Eventually you'll eat through everything and just die.
  2216. As for humans, are you talking about the man who hibernated for more than 20 years? You do know he just took long naps and woke up every day at noon for a sandwich his wife made him, right? If there are other cases of legitimately hibernating humans you'd like to share, I'd love to hear about them.
  2217. >And on the flipside there is not infinite fat creating resources to make all excess intake into fat.
  2218. Yes there is. Your fat stores bloat up until you become the half-ton man they show on all the fat people shows. Then you die because your body wasn't designed to handle that much fat.
  2219. >Otherwise those tiny japanese grills who win eating contests would bloat into godzilla.
  2220. You think they eat like that every day?
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  2228. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:12:41 No.25955164▶>>25955184 >>25955231 >>25955256 >>25955414
  2229. Another good arguement for eating meat is the size and shape of our teeth. If meat wasn't necessary to our diet, we wouldn't have evolved with cutting teeth.
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  2237. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:16:01 No.25955184▶
  2238. >>25955164
  2239. Or stomachs that could digest meat, for that matter.
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  2247. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:20:34 No.25955213▶>>25955239 >>25955282
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  2256. There's more that goes into nutrition than calories in calories out, but if you want to lose or gain weight it's all you need to know. If this is bait you got me, but if not go read a health science book instead of your stupid Women's Health magazine.
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  2264. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:21:15 No.25955221▶>>25955446 >>25955456 >>25955463 >>25955488 >>25957363
  2265. >>25955151
  2266. The only every case that you are right on is anorexia and starvation.
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  2268. And no, it's not just because they're asleep, while it primary result of hormonal change, it's not nearly the only causative factor. As a wannabe biochemist i've had to study hibernation and estivation until my eyes bled.
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  2270. And your response of "you think they eat like that everyday" not making them hambeasts only shows that you have some grasp of what i'm telling you.
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  2278. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:22:08 No.25955231▶
  2279. >>25955164
  2280. >Males have eyes tuned to detect quick movements at distances and generally see sharper images
  2281. >Lack of hair allows for sweating over the whole body so you don't have to stop and pant on a hunt
  2282. >Running on two legs uses significantly less energy than running on 4, so you can run much longer without tiring
  2283. >Legs and ass designed for spring action to help us run and chase things
  2284. >Amazing stamina compared to the animal kingdom
  2285. Add that to the teeth. Our entire body was designed for hunting.
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  2293. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:23:41 No.25955239▶>>25955250
  2294. >>25955213
  2295. >There's more that goes into nutrition than calories in calories out, but if you want to lose or gain weight it's all you need to know.
  2296. THIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIS
  2297. This is EXACTLY the argument I have with people. I'll tell them weight is as simple as calories in calories out but being legitimately healthy is a different thing. They just can't seem to understand the idea.
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  2305. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:25:53 No.25955250▶>>25955447
  2306. >>25955239
  2307. Stop spreading your broscience nonsense and read a book moran.
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  2315. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:27:17 No.25955256▶>>25955313
  2316. >>25955164
  2317. It doesn't necessarily imply a need for it. Just that for our ancestors it was an evolutionary benefit, which isn't that surprising if resources are scarce.
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  2325. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:30:51 No.25955282▶
  2326. >>25955213
  2327. >using the L-shaped text meme
  2328. >retard
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  2330. Oh, the hypocrisy.
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  2338. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:31:58 No.25955299▶
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  2340. are you the op from /ck/ bunny headshot thread?
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  2348. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:31:59 No.25955301▶>>25955337
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  2362. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:33:10 No.25955313▶>>25955360 >>25955414 >>25955517
  2363. >>25955256
  2364. That's not how evolution works. We have them because we need them. If we didn't need them, they would be replaced with teeth better suited to our environment.
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  2372. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:34:37 No.25955330▶>>25955360
  2373. >We have them because we need them.
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  2375. Explain the appendix, then.
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  2383. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:35:26 No.25955337▶>>25955370
  2384. >>25955301
  2385. This filthy jew sure was good at stealing other peoples work and claiming it as his own.
  2386.  
  2387. But whenever he opened his mouth it was nothing but a torrent of stupidity.
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  2395. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:37:41 No.25955360▶
  2396. >>25955313
  2397. There's a pretty long lag between a rapid environmental change and adaptation to that change, especially when the trait isn't disadvantageous in the new environment.
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  2399. >>25955330
  2400. The appendix isn't entirely useless. It might be beneficial overall, even if it kills some people.
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  2408. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:39:03 No.25955370▶
  2409. >>25955337
  2410. No, he was a genius. Back to /pol/ with you.
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  2418. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:40:42 No.25955382▶>>25955435
  2419. >>25955118
  2420. I think you guys are arguing for a similar thing, here.
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  2422. Obviously your total daily energy expenditure is going to be different every day depending on what you do or the current state of your body, but you can generally ballpark the amount of calories you need a day, especially since now we have tools to help people do that.
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  2424. You criticized the Anon you replied to for only stating extreme cases, but hormones would not so severely affect one's total daily energy expenditure that one would make a critical error in calorie calculations unless in extreme cases.
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  2426. I think the point the Anon you replied to is trying to make is that it is not hard to lose, gain, or maintain weight if you want to. Not to undermine your knowledge, but a lot of what you are getting at overcomplicates things and is unnecessary for the layman to know to be healthy. I also have interest in nutrition sciences and physiology as I think it is very important, but we carry a lot of extraneous knowledge from normal health maintenance.
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  2428. I think what you were getting at with your earlier post (if you were the same person) was that the very low-density lipoproteins in animal fat contribute to hypotension, heart disease, and other crippling conditions.
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  2436. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:41:41 No.25955393▶
  2437. >>25951106
  2438. What is your opinion on driving then? All those roadkilled animals? Or an agriculture industatry that uses pestides that can cause fishkills in nearby waters due to runoff. What about the hundreds of miles of farmlands that when developed displace wildlife in mass.
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  2440. Even the strictest of vegans have the blood of innocent animals on their hands so dont act like you are so ethicially superior. Your precious agriculture has killed countless animals (especially insects and crop pest animals like mice, Rats, even adoribly cute bunnies, and certain species of birds.)
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  2448. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:43:59 No.25955414▶>>25955559 >>25955702
  2449. >>25955313
  2450. >>25955164
  2451. You defeat yourself. Evolution works not that fast. Already scientist can observe our jaws forming back, but there still are minor "fangs" left. Does not mean you have to use it though. Evolution gave you a big brain and you are not using it also (sorry, classic vegetarian riposte)
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  2459. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:46:20 No.25955435▶>>25955455
  2460. >>25955382
  2461. >hypotension
  2462. Hypertension?
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  2470. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:47:40 No.25955446▶>>25955456 >>25955463 >>25955488 >>25955516
  2471. >>25955221
  2472. >By nature, humans are meat eaters, and our bodies are designed for it. We have incisors for tearing meat [...] If we were meant to subsist on vegetables alone, our digestive system would be similar to that of the cow, with four stomachs and the ability to ferment cellulose in order to break down plant material.
  2473. >The degenerative health conditions that are prevalent now weren’t around when the cavemen were living off meat, vegetables, fish, nuts, seeds, and fruits. In hunter/gatherer societies, 45-65% of energy requirements were derived from animal sources, and heart disease, obesity and type 2 diabetes - the diseases that plague society today - were not a problem.
  2474. >Meat helps keep blood sugar levels stable due to its fat and high protein content [...] It also helps keep energy levels steady and creates a feeling of satiety between meals, reducing cravings for unhealthy foods.
  2475. >You can work yourself to the bone trying to gain muscle or bulk up, but if you don’t nourish your body appropriately, you might as well toss your training schedule and start long distance running. You have to fuel your body with the right nutrients to achieve sufficient muscle repair and recovery to make gains
  2476. >You can take protein supplements, but the best source of protein is meat. Meat also contains vitamins and minerals that aid in muscle growth like zinc, which assists in muscle repair, and iron, which boosts energy levels and combats fatigue.
  2477. >If meat’s positive - strike that, crucial - role in muscle growth isn’t enough, meat also helps burn fat.
  2478. >People who don’t eat meat are especially vulnerable to neurotransmitter imbalances because of the absence of meat protein, which provides all of the essential amino acids human bodies need.
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  2486. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:47:40 No.25955447▶>>25955541
  2487. >>25955250
  2488. I can't help but think you are fat or missing the point of this Anon's post without context. What is it that you disagree with? Are you trolling?
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  2496. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:48:41 No.25955455▶
  2497. >>25955435
  2498. Yes, typo on my part.
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  2506. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:48:42 No.25955456▶>>25955463 >>25955488 >>25955516 >>25957766 >>25957915
  2507. >>25955221
  2508. >>25955446
  2509.  
  2510. >According to research conducted at the University of Graz, vegetarians are two to three times more likely than meat eaters to suffer from depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and somatoform disorders and syndromes.
  2511. >All B vitamins are found in greater concentration in meats than in plant sources, and vitamin B-12 can only be found in animal sources. The B vitamins are critical to health, especially mental health. Deficits in these vitamins can cause confusion, impaired senses, aggression, insomnia, weakness, dementia, and peripheral neuropathy.
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  2513. >Throughout evolution, humans and pre-humans have been eating meat. Our digestive systems are well equipped to make full use of the healthy fats, proteins and nutrients found in animal foods.
  2514. >The truth is that humans are omnivores, despite what some vegan proponents would have you believe. We function best eating BOTH animals and plants
  2515. >A 100 gram portion (3.5 ounces) of raw ground beef contains large amounts of Vitamin B12 [...] Vitamin B12 is particularly important because it can not be gotten in ANY amount from plants.
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  2523. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:49:43 No.25955463▶>>25955488 >>25955516 >>25958053
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  2527.  
  2528. >In a massive study from Harvard that looked at data from 20 studies with a total of 1,218,380 individuals, they found no association between unprocessed red meat, cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
  2529. >Studies also show that vegetarians have much lower testosterone levels than their meat-eating counterparts. Low testosterone is associated with reduced strength, less muscle mass, more fat gain, depression and reduced self-esteem.
  2530. >Despite all the propaganda, there is no actual evidence that avoiding meat leads to health benefits.
  2531. >There are observational studies showing that vegetarians have a lower risk of several diseases. However, these results are fully explained by the fact that vegetarians are more health conscious overall [...] When vegetarians are compared to meat eaters that are also health conscious, no difference is found.
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  2533. >When I ask my university students if they’re vegetarians or meat eaters at least two-thirds of the class claims to be vegetarians. But most of them admit to eating fish, poultry and dairy products.
  2534. >Even nutrition students are misinformed. Avoiding red meat doesn’t make you a vegetarian… and it doesn’t make you any healthier.
  2535. >By avoiding beef, you are over 7 times more likely to suffer a zinc deficiency.
  2536. >The prostate has the highest concentration of zinc in the body. And a deficiency has been linked to inflammation of the prostate known as prostatitis [...] Zinc also has many anti-aging benefits. It is essential for making superoxide dismutase (SOD), the most potent antioxidant that your body has [...] Zinc also keeps your vision sharp by transporting vitamin A to the retina, improving night vision. And it protects retinal cells from free radical damage
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  2544. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:50:05 No.25955468▶
  2545. >>25951264
  2546. Winter was a little lamb its fleece was white as snow and every time that winter jumped I thought, "Damn thats' gonna be good leg of lamb one day."
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  2554. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:52:03 No.25955488▶>>25955516
  2555. >>25955221
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  2558. >>25955463
  2559.  
  2560. >CoQ10 is vital to your heart’s survival [...] Every cell in your body uses CoQ10 for high-octane energy. And your heart needs massive amounts of energy to pump blood… around the clock… every day [...] red meat is the ONLY dietary source of heart-critical CoQ10.
  2561. >Here’s the third critical nutrient missing from vegetarian diets: Vitamin B12 [...] Deficiency can cause memory loss, “brain fog” or worse… not to mention anemia and neuropathy where the degeneration of nerve fibers causes irreversible neurological damage.
  2562. >Vegetarian ideas are not backed by real science. Many are simply myths or urban legends. And some of them are dangerous.
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  2564. Those are all direct quotes from the sources provided. You can keep claim everything you want, but humans evolved to eat meat. Separating it from our diet is idiotic and even worse if you're doing it on a false moral high ground.
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  2566. http://breakingmuscle.com/nutrition/why-all-humans-need-to-eat-meat-for-health
  2567. http://authoritynutrition.com/7-evidence-based-health-reasons-to-eat-meat/
  2568. http://www.mnwelldir.org/docs/nutrition/meat.htm
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  2576. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:53:56 No.25955513▶
  2577. >>25951264
  2578. The lamb seems as braindamaged as the person off-screen repeating "wittle" or "witta" or whatever over and over.
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  2586. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:54:33 No.25955516▶>>25955538
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  2592. >ITT Vegfags BTFO.
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  2600. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:54:37 No.25955517▶
  2601. >>25955313
  2602. Our current environment might have changed from a more hunter-like kind of living to our modern system, while our teeth can be perfectly suited to both environments, especially since the current standard diet does include meat. If this diet would change this might cause our teeth to adopt to this new diet over a long period of time, although I wouldn't expect this to be a quick change if this change wouldn't offer that much of an advantage.
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  2610. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:55:13 No.25955528▶
  2611. >>25954320
  2612. but what if I generally prefer meats with a gamey taste.
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  2620. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:56:32 No.25955538▶>>25955572 >>25955629
  2621. >>25955516
  2622. ITP someone without an argument :)
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  2630. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:57:07 No.25955541▶>>25955556 >>25955616
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  2636. >>25955447
  2637. Calories in calories out.
  2638. It doesn't work that way, energy regulation is nowhere close to being that simplistic.
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  2640. Like anon above says I guess it's ok for the layperson.
  2641.  
  2642. But it's simply wrong, incorrect, not true and frankly I hate the calorie counting meme because of it.
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  2644. Also when a fat person cried "muh genes", they're not wrong, although in all likelyhood they probably are just eating too much cake.
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  2652. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:58:21 No.25955556▶
  2653. >>25955541
  2654. And it's the genes making them eat too much cake.
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  2662. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)10:58:54 No.25955559▶
  2663. >>25955414
  2664. I'm to hung over to attempt to understand what you posted.
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  2672. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)11:00:01 No.25955572▶
  2673. >>25955538
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  2675. What's there to argue? Anything I'd have to contribute would be overkill.
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  2683. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)11:04:12 No.25955616▶
  2684. >>25955541
  2685. Genes can affect a lot and I'll admit can be responsible for a few extra pounds and a belly roll, but obesity is the fault of people who eat more than they burn and pay no attention to WHAT they're eating.
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  2693. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)11:05:13 No.25955629▶
  2694. >>25955538
  2695. Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura?
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  2703. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)11:11:42 No.25955702▶
  2704. >>25955414
  2705. >Already scientist can observe our jaws forming back
  2706. I'm going to need some sauce with that, thank you very much. Assuming that's true, let's see what scientists think is in store for humans.
  2707. >One big gold-colored race of vegetarians with freakishly large heads
  2708. Now, I'm all for progress, but I think this is a clear sign we need to stop right where we are. I would rather man stay locked on our little blue planet and endlessly fight with himself than to cease being man as we know him.
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  2716. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)11:14:12 No.25955730▶
  2717. .>>25951106
  2718. To add on to that:
  2719.  
  2720. GENERAL LAW OF NATURE
  2721. Animals eat each other.
  2722. Just because others do it, does not make it better.
  2723. Humans are obviously not the crown of creation when it is about convenience.
  2724. Mankind can do a lot, which it must not do.
  2725. Naturalness as moral guideline?
  2726. "Natural" does not equal "necessary".
  2727. Law of the jungle: Superiority is might, but not right.
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  2735. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)11:16:40 No.25955745▶>>25956821
  2736. > So convenient a thing it is to be a reasonable creature, since it enables one to find or make a reason for everything one has a mind to do
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  2738. >Ben Franklin
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  2746. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)13:15:20 No.25956821▶>>25956985
  2747. >>25955745
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  2755. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)13:34:14 No.25956985▶>>25957363 >>25957680
  2756. >>25956821
  2757. Isn't it funny how the vegfags stopped posting after they got annihalated?
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  2765. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:07:59 No.25957363▶>>25957488 >>25957562 >>25962215
  2766. >>25956985
  2767. Ok, let me do it then.
  2768. >>25955221
  2769. >By nature, humans are meat eaters, and our bodies are designed for it. We have incisors for tearing meat [...] If we were meant to subsist on vegetables alone, our digestive system would be similar to that of the cow, with four stomachs and the ability to ferment cellulose in order to break down plant material.
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  2771. Humans are also biologically no computer users, no smartphone users, no readers, no wearer of glasses, no appendix-operated.
  2772. The human is what he creates out of his biological basics. The development since the stone age is predominantly not a biological one, but cultural one.
  2773. >The degenerative health conditions that are prevalent now weren’t around when the cavemen were living off meat, vegetables, fish, nuts, seeds, and fruits. In hunter/gatherer societies, 45-65% of energy requirements were derived from animal sources, and heart disease, obesity and type 2 diabetes - the diseases that plague society today - were not a problem.
  2774.  
  2775. You left out that they (also the women) walked 40 km a day. They had no drugs and they died between 30 and 40.
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  2783. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:17:08 No.25957488▶
  2784. >>25957363
  2785. >using appendages to operate tools or eyes to look at things is somehow similar to removing a staple in your diet because reasons
  2786. >walking 40 anti-freedom units a day and no drugs somehow counter the fact that the mentioned degenerative diseases were not an issue back in the days of the cavemen
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  2794. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:22:21 No.25957562▶>>25957621
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  2800. >>25957363
  2801. >Computers are nutrition
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  2809. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:27:07 No.25957621▶>>25957653
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  2816. >nonsensical semantic association
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  2824. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:30:17 No.25957653▶>>25957818
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  2830. >>25957621
  2831. >We aren't biologically built to use this thing we invented, so we don't have to eat this thing our bodied need
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  2839. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:32:24 No.25957680▶>>25957724 >>25965329
  2840. >>25956985
  2841. The discussion pretty much seemed to have died down.
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  2843. If there's one thing I still wanted to ask those making the statement that based on the structure of our teeth we can say that humans must eat meat (the statement I've been arguing against) the following question:
  2844.  
  2845. Would you say that we still must eat meat from a biological point of view if there came out a new product that was an exact copy of meat in terms of both structure and nutritional value, with the only real exception being that no animal was raised for it.
  2846.  
  2847. If the answer is yes: then what is the relevant distinction between these two products?
  2848.  
  2849. If the answer is no: how close would the product have to be to meat for it to be a proper alternative?
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  2857. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:36:06 No.25957724▶>>25957760 >>25957914
  2858. >>25957680
  2859. Sure, if there was a magical meat substitute that was exactly like meat in every way except the origin, I guess we wouldn't need actual meat.
  2860.  
  2861. That said, until magic is invented, meat's important.
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  2869. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:39:10 No.25957760▶>>25957789 >>25957914
  2870. >>25957724
  2871. Even if that existed, I'd still stick to meat on principle. How much of out lives has to be artificial before we say enough is enough?
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  2879. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:39:25 No.25957766▶>>25957820 >>25957839 >>25957915
  2880. >>25955456
  2881. >According to research conducted at the University of Graz, vegetarians are two to three times more likely than meat eaters to suffer from depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and somatoform disorders and syndromes.
  2882. Oh wow, congratulations, you found one study! An analysis of this particular study shows that its results are not spectacular because there are only marginal statistically relevant differences between the participants classified as vegetarians and meat eaters. However, there are significant weaknesses in the study design and in the interpretation of results.
  2883. The classification in the various Food Groups took place after self-assessment of participants from a list of six eating habits, which was presented to the participants by the interviewers, without detailed explanation and definition. The actual food consumption was not interrogated or checked. Both were noted by the Grazer authors themselves as a weakness of the study .
  2884.  
  2885. Vegan, lacto-ovo-vegetarians and fish eaters were summarized to the group of "vegetarian" . In the original study with over 15,000 participants the group known as vegetarians thus consists of 31 vegans,124 lacto-ovo - vegetarians and 185 fish eaters was. This shows not only a troublesome understanding of vegetarianism, but it falsifies the studies result massively, since more than half of the alleged vegetarians are no vegetarians.
  2886. Participants from the other groups were assigned to 330 so-called "vegetarians"
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  2888. Even more problematic than the classification of "vegetarians" is the classification in the different groups of meat eaters. Without more detailed explanation of what separates, for example, a "mixed diet with little meat" from a "mixed diet with lots of fruits and vegetables" or what "a lot of meat", "a little meat" and "lots of fruits and vegetables" means in terms of amounts, is a classification according to self-assessment of the participants is arbitrary and erroneous.
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  2902. >>25957760
  2903. Our reality.
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  2905. But srs, I like your idea better.
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  2913. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:44:06 No.25957818▶>>25959015
  2914. >>25957653
  2915. I'm pretty sure that if I could eat soy, I wouldn't need to eat meat at all. I already take various supplements containing minerals and other shit (which people are no doubt going to call useless) at arbitrary, infrequent intervals, so all I need is a specific subset of essential amino acids to survive. Meat will become a rare food anyway once the technology to produce large amounts of disgusting soylent-like shit in microorganism farms becomes common.
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  2923. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:44:11 No.25957820▶>>25957829 >>25957918
  2924. >>25957766
  2925. >problematic
  2926. One word and your whole post goes into the trash. Jeez, and you put a lot of work into that too.
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  2934. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:45:15 No.25957829▶
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  2936. Yes I did.
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  2944. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:46:31 No.25957839▶>>25957915
  2945. >>25957766
  2946. So less than 500 out of 15,000 people didn't match your exact uber-specific requirements and therefore the entire study is useless? Ok then.
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  2954. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:49:09 No.25957868▶>>25957882 >>25957885
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  2968. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:50:23 No.25957879▶>>25957905
  2969. >>25954817
  2970. Are you implying that new Englanders like hamplanets?
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  2978. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:50:41 No.25957882▶
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  2980. Looks tasty anon
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  2988. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:50:50 No.25957885▶>>25957901
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  2990. Looks underdone.
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  2998. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:51:15 No.25957891▶
  2999. >>25945251
  3000. >plant used in teas and medicine
  3001. >poisonous
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  3009. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:52:20 No.25957901▶
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  3011. Just the way I like it.
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  3019. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:52:29 No.25957905▶
  3020. >>25957879
  3021. As a New Englandfag, I can say you'd be hard pressed to find people here with a negative opinion of fatties here.
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  3029. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:53:18 No.25957914▶
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  3031. I'm not sure if we can expect lab-grown meat to be an affordable option anytime soon (and if it will actually be close enough), but that's mostly what I've been thinking of.
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  3033. >>25957760
  3034. Is there any reason to state here that artificial equals bad? I'd say that if the two products are pretty much exact copies outside of the production that it's more relevant to look at other aspects of the production process, like the economical impact, the working conditions or the environmental impact, rather than whether it is artificial.
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  3042. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:53:26 No.25957915▶>>25957989
  3043. >>25957766
  3044. >>25955456
  3045. >>25957839
  3046. The team "incidence" is used in the study. The disease incidence is defined as the rate of new cases within a certain observation period. To detect the incidence, a long-term study design is necessary because at least two measurements have to be carried out: the rate of disease at the beginning of the monitoring (baseline) and the rate of diseases at a later stage (follow- up). The reported data however are from a cross-sectional study (data collection at a time). It could merely determine the prevalence (incidence rate at a time), but not the incidence. That such basic concepts of medical statistics were apparently confused in a scientific publication, is more than surprising.
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  3054. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:53:34 No.25957918▶>>25957949
  3055. >>25957820
  3056. http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/problematic
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  3064. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:55:44 No.25957949▶>>25958011
  3065. >>25957918
  3066. I know what problematic means.
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  3074. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)14:58:52 No.25957989▶
  3075. >>25957915
  3076. In an interview with the daily newspaper "Die Welt" (2014), the author of the study, Nathalie Burkert, remarked as follows:
  3077. Q: Your study says people who eat a lot of meat live healthier as a vegetarian, how you come to this conclusion ?
  3078. Nathalie Burkert : " No, no , that is not true on the basis of our results, we conclude not that much meat is healthy, it issued a press release, which we do not agree with, since the results of the study are easily misrepresented. . . .
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  3086. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)15:01:19 No.25958011▶>>25958039
  3087. >>25957949
  3088. Then perhaps it's the context that's giving you trouble. Do you think you could've mistaken this subculture or setting for another one by any chance?
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  3096. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)15:04:34 No.25958039▶>>25958085
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  3102. >>25958011
  3103. I'm not sure if this is bait or not
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  3111. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)15:06:15 No.25958053▶>>25958133 >>25958922
  3112. >>25955463
  3113. >However, these results are fully explained by the fact that vegetarians are more health conscious overall
  3114. I have the same info in my texts as well, but this is a point for - not against - the vegetarians.
  3115. >Despite all the propaganda, there is no actual evidence that avoiding meat leads to health benefits
  3116. Pubmed-study: Mortality from all-cause, ischemic heart disease, and circulatory and cerebrovascular diseases was significantly lower in vegetarians than in omnivorous populations. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23965907
  3117.  
  3118. The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition: Large-scale studies have shown that mortality from ischaemic heart disease was 30% lower among vegetarian men and 20% lower among vegetarian women than in non-vegetarians.
  3119.  
  3120. >Here’s the third critical nutrient missing from vegetarian diets: Vitamin B12 [...]
  3121. Wikipedia: The relationship between vegetarian diet and bone health remains unclear. According to some studies, a vegetarian lifestyle can be associated with vitamin B 12 deficiency and low bone mineral density. However, a study of vegetarian and non-vegetarian adults in Taiwan found no significant difference in bone mineral density between the two groups.[44] Other studies, exploring animal protein's negative effects on bone health, suggest that vegetarians may be less prone to osteoporosis than omnivores, as vegetarian subjects had greater bone mineral density and more bone formation.
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  3129. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)15:09:37 No.25958085▶
  3130. >>25958039
  3131. That's the typical response of a retard. Well done.
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  3139. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)15:13:32 No.25958133▶>>25958159 >>25958922
  3140. >>25958053
  3141. >Wikipedia
  3142. Also,
  3143. >vegetarians may be less prone to osteoporosis
  3144. All you need to do to prevent osteoporosis is have a high calcium intake and keep up physical stress on bones. Your bones will know you're working hard and, in response to the stress, will use the calcium in your blood to strengthen themselves.
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  3152. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)15:16:02 No.25958159▶>>25958186 >>25958705
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  3158. >>25958133
  3159. And how do you get calcium, m8?
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  3161. It COULDN'T be from something that vegans don't eat, after all, they're super healthy aren't they?
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  3169. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)15:18:37 No.25958186▶>>25958191
  3170. >>25958159
  3171. F...from dairy and fish? Am I being trapped here?
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  3173. Cute image though.
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  3181. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)15:19:16 No.25958191▶>>25958230
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  3187. >>25958186
  3188. You're not being trapped, I was backing you up.
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  3196. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)15:23:53 No.25958230▶
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  3202. >>25958191
  3203. Cool cool
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  3211. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)15:50:14 No.25958544▶
  3212. I'd eat a pony.
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  3220. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)16:00:11 No.25958633▶
  3221. >>25944444
  3222. Quints say the truth.
  3223. Also WITNESSED.
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  3231. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)16:05:01 No.25958689▶
  3232. >>25943961 (OP)
  3233. living in equestria or meat.
  3234. isnt too hard anon
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  3242. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)16:06:09 No.25958705▶
  3243. >>25958159
  3244. Pony milk will nourish you to be so undeniably honest
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  3252. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)16:12:55 No.25958781▶
  3253. >>25954532
  3254. Fluttershy.
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  3256. Problem solved, present AND future.
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  3264. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)16:26:18 No.25958922▶>>25958970
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  3270. >>25958133
  3271. The highest sources of calcium are plain yogurt, collards, skim milk, plain yogurt again (excluding it from the top 5), and salmon. 3 of the Top 5 sources of calcium are non-vegan. Source: http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/calcium-sources/
  3272. >>25958053
  3273. >https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23965907
  3274. However, vegetarians have a number of increased risk factors for non-communicable diseases such as increased plasma homocysteine, mean platelet volume and platelet aggregability compared with omnivores, which are associated with low intake of vitamin B12 and n-3 PUFA. Based on the present data, it would seem appropriate for vegetarians to carefully design their diet, specifically focusing on increasing their intake of vitamin B12 and n-3 PUFA to further reduce already low mortality and morbidity from non-communicable diseases.
  3275.  
  3276. >B12 sources, according to https://umm.edu/health/medical/ency/articles/vitamin-b12
  3277.  
  3278. >Organ meats (beef liver)
  3279. >Shellfish (clams)
  3280. >Meat, poultry, eggs,milk and other dairy foods
  3281. >Some breakfast cereals and nutritional yeasts
  3282. >...animal foods. Plant foods have no vitamin B12 unless they are fortified.
  3283.  
  3284. >n-3 PUFA sources, according to http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/83/6/S1526.full
  3285.  
  3286. This is of even greater concern in vegetarians and vegans, who have relatively high intakes of linolenic acid [a bad thing] combined with low intakes of eicosapentaenoic acid and docosahexaenoic acid. [replaced some terms] ... This illustrates the inverse relation between n−3 and n−6 fatty acids and the particular concern for vegetarians and vegans in attaining n−3 fatty acid recommendations.
  3287.  
  3288. Recommendation: Eat up to 340 g (12 oz)/wk (2 average meals) of a variety of fish and shellfish ... such as shrimp, canned light tuna, salmon, pollock, and catfish.
  3289.  
  3290. See the commonality? The exact things that vegetarians LACK meat-based diets PROVIDE. That's why people need meat. Duh.
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  3298. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)16:30:00 No.25958970▶>>25959017
  3299. >>25958922
  3300. All I was suggesting was that vegetarians wikipedia's claims of vegetarians being less prone to osteoporosis was retarded because avoiding osteoporosis is easy and has nothing to do with the meat content in one's diet. It's all about calcium and exercise.
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  3308. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)16:33:44 No.25959015▶>>25959400
  3309. >>25957818
  3310. >I already take various supplements containing minerals and other shit
  3311. And how do you think those are created?
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  3319. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)16:34:27 No.25959017▶
  3320. >>25958970
  3321. Right, but I was stating that the easiest way of getting calcium is through animal-based foods. Vegetarianism and veganism are quite different, though; calcium is common in animal-based foods such as dairy and fish (mostly dairy), so vegans would have a harder time getting it without significant effort. Vegetarians not so much, though.
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  3329. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)17:07:00 No.25959400▶>>25960790 >>25960921
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  3335. >>25959015
  3336. If this is about calcium the source is often limestone. Something for that person who wanted to learn how to eat rocks.
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  3344. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)18:52:17 No.25960790▶
  3345. >>25959400
  3346. Oh, good. We get to eat the cuntiest Pie sister.
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  3354. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)19:02:54 No.25960921▶>>25960932 >>25964071
  3355. >>25959400
  3356. It was more about me wondering how many vegans are aware of the materials sources of 90% of the things they likely either eat, wear, or use. Not everything can be isolated from rocks or plants.
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  3364. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)19:03:55 No.25960932▶
  3365. >>25960921
  3366. Also, god help you if you're a diabetic vegan.
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  3374. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)20:45:19 No.25962177▶>>25962543
  3375. Look, this is easy.
  3376. >Go to Equestria.
  3377. >Live among the more monstrous races, but get a job that allows you to travel to the pony-inhabited towns and cities.
  3378. >Eat food that is more suited to your omnivorous body at home, eat vegetarian when you're traveling.
  3379.  
  3380. Alternatively:
  3381. >Go to Equestria with others and found a human commune.
  3382. >Farm like we do in this world.
  3383. >Be viewed as a bizarre race of beings that are both innovative and social, but retain the intimidation factor that comes with eating meat.
  3384. >"If you can make friends with humans, you have a powerful ally. But be warned... if you cross them, you might just find yourself in their dining halls."
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  3392. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)20:49:41 No.25962215▶
  3393. >>25957363
  3394. Our social and cognitive limits aren't the same thing as our physical limits. We may have evolved beyond what we were, but that doesn't mean we didn't keep the old traits. You can't just choose to ignore that we survived and continued to evolve in a way that both allows us to and benefits from our eating of both meat and vegetation.
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  3402. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)21:20:03 No.25962543 ▶
  3403. >>25962177
  3404. I love the idea of being the intimidating friend. Second one all the way.
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  3412. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)23:37:16 No.25964071 ▶>>25964137
  3413. >>25960921
  3414. I'm neither a vegan nor a vegetarian, though.
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  3422. Anonymous 01/01/16(Fri)23:43:21 No.25964137 ▶
  3423. >>25964071
  3424. Never said you were. Don't be so defensive, anon.
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  3432. Anonymous 01/02/16(Sat)03:00:13 No.25965329 ▶
  3433. >>25957680
  3434. >how close would the proper alternative need to be
  3435. It would have to be meat.
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