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Mar 19th, 2018 at 8:08pm
 
Vegans suck

not only did processing and eating meat come naturally to humans, it’s entirely possible that without an early diet that included generous amounts of animal protein, we wouldn’t even have become human—at least not the modern, verbal, intelligent humans we are.

http://time.com/4252373/meat-eating-veganism-evolution/
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Reply #1 - Mar 19th, 2018 at 8:19pm
 


There may be one or two genuine vegans that think deeply about the planet and their own health.

Then the other 99% of them are just dropkicks that want to belong to a group, a tribe.
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Reply #2 - Mar 19th, 2018 at 9:05pm
 
I think the argument of most vegans is the industrial slaughter of animals - I'm a great animal lover, and find cold calculated slaughter a bit hard.

What did The Gineral Hisself, Robert E. Lee what never owned no slaves nohow, say at Chickamauga?

'It is good that war is terrible, otherwise men would grow fond of it.'

It's a bit like slaughtering animals.... unfortunately they know their fate...

Life is brutal out there - wolves eat dogs.... no trouble at all ... sharks eat whatever is on the table... bears eat salmon and occasionally humans....
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Reply #3 - Mar 19th, 2018 at 9:09pm
 
Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Mar 19th, 2018 at 9:05pm:
I think the argument of most vegans is the industrial slaughter of animals - I'm a great animal lover, and find cold calculated slaughter a bit hard.

What did The Gineral Hisself, Robert E. Lee what never owned no slaves nohow, say at Chickamauga?

'It is good that war is terrible, otherwise men would grow fond of it.'

It's a bit like slaughtering animals.... unfortunately they know their fate...

Life is brutal out there - wolves eat dogs.... no trouble at all ... sharks eat whatever is on the table... bears eat salmon and occasionally humans....


Bears eat their own cubs.
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Reply #4 - Mar 20th, 2018 at 10:12am
 
I sometimes think of the de-evolution of the human species.

The drive toward monosexual humanity

The drive toward oneness at the expense of true love.

The agenda of grubberment around the world to destroy the family unit in favour of a selfish, twisted ideal.

But, if we extrapolate on humanity moving away totally from meat, we get some interesting projections.

Imagine, many years into the future
Mankind and his body will have to change to be fully vegetarian.
We would have to grow a second stomach
We would have dental changes to help masticate our vegitarian food.

We would have to eat more, and more often.
Important functions in our brains would start to degrade, we no longer need  intelligence to hunt and catch our food.
intellectually we will start to be less than our forebears
We would simply grow food, eat and breed

In time we would become prey for another species who will grow and advance
We will be the cows of tomorrow

It may take millions of years, but it will come.
It's begun already.
Sendentary lifestyle, no drive to hunt, less and less drive for meat
The family group falling down and being replaced by a monosexual being.

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Reply #5 - Mar 20th, 2018 at 10:21am
 

Actually, humans are natural herbivores.

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Reply #6 - Mar 20th, 2018 at 10:48am
 
Gordon wrote on Mar 19th, 2018 at 8:08pm:
Vegans suck

not only did processing and eating meat come naturally to humans, it’s entirely possible that without an early diet that included generous amounts of animal protein, we wouldn’t even have become human—at least not the modern, verbal, intelligent humans we are.

http://time.com/4252373/meat-eating-veganism-evolution/


Our modern diets have changed a huge amount since the Paleolithic era, so you can't criticize vegans on that basis.

I personally don't have an issue with eating meat, but if others choose not to, then each to their own.
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Reply #7 - Mar 20th, 2018 at 11:02am
 
The earliest branch of Hominids (our ancestors) were primarily 'Vegetarian'. The slow digestion of plants showed in the 'stature' of these early Hominids - short and squatty, as most digestion was based in the lower gut area.

Then Homo-Agastus emerged and the scavenging of meat from dead animals (because this Hominid species had not developed 'hunting' yet) changed the physical stature of our species into a more 'upright' being due to meat digesting quickly and in the upper-gut region.

We had become 'Omnivorious'.

After Homo-Agastus, other Hominid branches developed basic hunting of meats and things just seemed to 'branch out' from there.

More doors opened.


These days, the 'mindless' SLAUGHTER of animals and the pathetic treatment of them is insidious.
I remember working 'Mass Production' Poultry and watching the 'unwanted' male 'chicks' thrown down 'macerators' ...LIVE. Hatched to be hacked.

It's the 'disrespect' for any form of life that is the 'flaw'.
Killing sharks for fins, Bison for furs, Seals for furs ...killing NOT FOR FOOD, but really just for MONETARY GAIN.

Killing animals for 'Money' (and not food) should be put in the 'Murder' basket.
Like all 'habits' - things develop from these people to kill people ...for money.

To say that Animals live by the 'being killed' by Predators.
Yes - that may be true of them, but many animals exist in harmony with other animals and in times of duress - even alongside Predators.

We have finally 'conquered' the Animal Kingdom to get where we are (survive)
But now we have to refrain from 'exterminating' them - or we shall 'fail' indeed (to live).
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Reply #8 - Mar 20th, 2018 at 12:11pm
 
I think man learned to kill.. remember those clubs they invented... Roll Eyes

long before he learned to till the land....

the most powerful animals in the world  eat meat they dont graze....we humans have learnt to do both... I do not see wrong in any of it to be honest..

your beliefs are not mine and vice versa....

so what we both exist.....

I am with grap   its is the way we treat animals that some folks think they are doing animals a favor by not eating meat....

well it hasnt worked as far as I can see....in some cultures they are damn  right cruel.  I hate it....but if I stopped eating meat it wouldnt stop that cruelty sadly..

we need other measure to do that..


I dont eat a lot of meat today  because it costs an awful lot....I wonder if I am making a difference to the world at large... Roll Eyes Roll Eyes Roll Eyes
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Reply #9 - Mar 20th, 2018 at 12:28pm
 
cods wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 12:11pm:
I think man learned to kill.. remember those clubs they invented... Roll Eyes

long before he learned to till the land....

the most powerful animals in the world  eat meat they dont graze....we humans have learnt to do both... I do not see wrong in any of it to be honest..

your beliefs are not mine and vice versa....

so what we both exist.....

I am with grap   its is the way we treat animals that some folks think they are doing animals a favor by not eating meat....

well it hasnt worked as far as I can see....in some cultures they are damn  right cruel.  I hate it....but if I stopped eating meat it wouldnt stop that cruelty sadly..

we need other measure to do that..


I dont eat a lot of meat today  because it costs an awful lot....I wonder if I am making a difference to the world at large... Roll Eyes Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


Every little bit helps.

I probably eat too much red meat, but I rarely eat chicken.

I'll only eat the 'dirty bird' if someone serves it up at a dinner party, or BBQ.

I don't buy it from the supermarket, and I don't order it at restaurants.

Similarly, I don't buy eggs.


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cods wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 12:11pm:
I think man learned to kill.. remember those clubs they invented... Roll Eyes

long before he learned to till the land....

the most powerful animals in the world  eat meat they dont graze....we humans have learnt to do both... I do not see wrong in any of it to be honest..

your beliefs are not mine and vice versa....

so what we both exist.....

I am with grap   its is the way we treat animals that some folks think they are doing animals a favor by not eating meat....

well it hasnt worked as far as I can see....in some cultures they are damn  right cruel.  I hate it....but if I stopped eating meat it wouldnt stop that cruelty sadly..

we need other measure to do that..


I dont eat a lot of meat today  because it costs an awful lot....I wonder if I am making a difference to the world at large... Roll Eyes Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


I did a big meat shop today at one of the best butchers in Australia. They'd run out of mince and made it while I waited.
It was made from mostly rump (smaller bit that don't look as goodf for display) and a little bit of wagyu trimmings which he said was for flavour. $9/KG with my loyalty discount. Also their rump is only $17/kg  So cheap. Dollar for dollar meat give you the best bang for your buck for nutrition.

Oh and all the meat I buy is pasture raised and the cow has just one bad day.

I would never ever ever buy meat from a supermarket.
https://victorchurchill.com/our-producers/#our-producers-intro
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Reply #11 - Mar 20th, 2018 at 12:41pm
 
Gordon wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 12:32pm:
cods wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 12:11pm:
I think man learned to kill.. remember those clubs they invented... Roll Eyes

long before he learned to till the land....

the most powerful animals in the world  eat meat they dont graze....we humans have learnt to do both... I do not see wrong in any of it to be honest..

your beliefs are not mine and vice versa....

so what we both exist.....

I am with grap   its is the way we treat animals that some folks think they are doing animals a favor by not eating meat....

well it hasnt worked as far as I can see....in some cultures they are damn  right cruel.  I hate it....but if I stopped eating meat it wouldnt stop that cruelty sadly..

we need other measure to do that..


I dont eat a lot of meat today  because it costs an awful lot....I wonder if I am making a difference to the world at large... Roll Eyes Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


I did a big meat shop today at one of the best butchers in Australia. They'd run out of mince and made it while I waited.
It was made from mostly rump (smaller bit that don't look as goodf for display) and a little bit of wagyu trimmings which he said was for flavour. $9/KG with my loyalty discount. Also their rump is only $17/kg  So cheap.
Dollar for dollar meat give you the best bang for your buck for nutrition.

Oh and all the meat I buy is pasture raised and the cow has just one bad day.

I would never ever ever buy meat from a supermarket.

https://victorchurchill.com/our-producers/#our-producers-intro
https://victorchurchill.com/store/#entrance


Incorrect.

You couldn't be further from the truth.



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Reply #12 - Mar 20th, 2018 at 12:57pm
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 12:41pm:
Gordon wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 12:32pm:
cods wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 12:11pm:
I think man learned to kill.. remember those clubs they invented... Roll Eyes

long before he learned to till the land....

the most powerful animals in the world  eat meat they dont graze....we humans have learnt to do both... I do not see wrong in any of it to be honest..

your beliefs are not mine and vice versa....

so what we both exist.....

I am with grap   its is the way we treat animals that some folks think they are doing animals a favor by not eating meat....

well it hasnt worked as far as I can see....in some cultures they are damn  right cruel.  I hate it....but if I stopped eating meat it wouldnt stop that cruelty sadly..

we need other measure to do that..


I dont eat a lot of meat today  because it costs an awful lot....I wonder if I am making a difference to the world at large... Roll Eyes Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


I did a big meat shop today at one of the best butchers in Australia. They'd run out of mince and made it while I waited.
It was made from mostly rump (smaller bit that don't look as goodf for display) and a little bit of wagyu trimmings which he said was for flavour. $9/KG with my loyalty discount. Also their rump is only $17/kg  So cheap.
Dollar for dollar meat give you the best bang for your buck for nutrition.

Oh and all the meat I buy is pasture raised and the cow has just one bad day.

I would never ever ever buy meat from a supermarket.

https://victorchurchill.com/our-producers/#our-producers-intro
https://victorchurchill.com/store/#entrance


Incorrect.

You couldn't be further from the truth.





No, you're wrong and just virtue signalling again.


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Gordon wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 12:57pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 12:41pm:
Gordon wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 12:32pm:
cods wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 12:11pm:
I think man learned to kill.. remember those clubs they invented... Roll Eyes

long before he learned to till the land....

the most powerful animals in the world  eat meat they dont graze....we humans have learnt to do both... I do not see wrong in any of it to be honest..

your beliefs are not mine and vice versa....

so what we both exist.....

I am with grap   its is the way we treat animals that some folks think they are doing animals a favor by not eating meat....

well it hasnt worked as far as I can see....in some cultures they are damn  right cruel.  I hate it....but if I stopped eating meat it wouldnt stop that cruelty sadly..

we need other measure to do that..


I dont eat a lot of meat today  because it costs an awful lot....I wonder if I am making a difference to the world at large... Roll Eyes Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


I did a big meat shop today at one of the best butchers in Australia. They'd run out of mince and made it while I waited.
It was made from mostly rump (smaller bit that don't look as goodf for display) and a little bit of wagyu trimmings which he said was for flavour. $9/KG with my loyalty discount. Also their rump is only $17/kg  So cheap.
Dollar for dollar meat give you the best bang for your buck for nutrition.

Oh and all the meat I buy is pasture raised and the cow has just one bad day.

I would never ever ever buy meat from a supermarket.

https://victorchurchill.com/our-producers/#our-producers-intro
https://victorchurchill.com/store/#entrance


Incorrect.

You couldn't be further from the truth.





No, you're wrong and just virtue signalling again.




The onus is on you to provide proof of your ridiculous claim.

Good luck with that one, BC.

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Yes - I can say 'from experience' that Mass Production of any animal is only justified in its need by 'OVER-POPULATION of nations.

The 'quality' of animal via Mass-Production is pathetic.
75% of chicks hatched where I worked, failed the final stage due to 'deformaties' both physical/mental, injuries sustained by processing, weight. 25% of eggs don't even hatch ...even after their x5 fumigations of
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greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 10:21am:
Actually, humans are natural herbivores.



Again with the one line idiocy

Humans have eyes on the front of their heads, to enable them to judge the distance of their prey
Humans have canine teeth to tear meat
Humans have a digestive system designed for both meat and vegetables
Humans are omniverious

Hey troll
Get an education

I'm curious about your motivation to be a troll?

Is it truly that you have no real life?
Is it that you get some form of gratification from it?
Are you so poorly constructed mentally that you think what you do is funny?

Or are you simply a twisted individual who worships the retarded and sick of this world?

I'm curious tell me in more than you single line irritating and derogatory platform.

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Gordon wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 12:32pm:
cods wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 12:11pm:
I think man learned to kill.. remember those clubs they invented... Roll Eyes

long before he learned to till the land....

the most powerful animals in the world  eat meat they dont graze....we humans have learnt to do both... I do not see wrong in any of it to be honest..

your beliefs are not mine and vice versa....

so what we both exist.....

I am with grap   its is the way we treat animals that some folks think they are doing animals a favor by not eating meat....

well it hasnt worked as far as I can see....in some cultures they are damn  right cruel.  I hate it....but if I stopped eating meat it wouldnt stop that cruelty sadly..

we need other measure to do that..


I dont eat a lot of meat today  because it costs an awful lot....I wonder if I am making a difference to the world at large... Roll Eyes Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


I did a big meat shop today at one of the best butchers in Australia. They'd run out of mince and made it while I waited.
It was made from mostly rump (smaller bit that don't look as goodf for display) and a little bit of wagyu trimmings which he said was for flavour. $9/KG with my loyalty discount. Also their rump is only $17/kg  So cheap. Dollar for dollar meat give you the best bang for your buck for nutrition.

Oh and all the meat I buy is pasture raised and the cow has just one bad day.

I would never ever ever buy meat from a supermarket.
https://victorchurchill.com/our-producers/#our-producers-intro
https://victorchurchill.com/store/#entrance







well you are one of the lucky ones gordy... $9 a kilo for something with all the best cuts in it...really???>

as for cheap rump   it usually is cheap   budget or whatever its called....sorry   your butcher can obviously tell you anything... Roll Eyes Roll Eyes..

I go for coles when I can because they claim its hormone free and I dont think they would be allowed to advertise that if it wasnt true....

sadly for me its the same with fish....too expensive and i wont eat the cheap stuff..as its imported from god knows where..

and I love my prawns  Cry Cry

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Reply #17 - Mar 20th, 2018 at 3:12pm
 
cods wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 2:53pm:
Gordon wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 12:32pm:
cods wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 12:11pm:
I think man learned to kill.. remember those clubs they invented... Roll Eyes

long before he learned to till the land....

the most powerful animals in the world  eat meat they dont graze....we humans have learnt to do both... I do not see wrong in any of it to be honest..

your beliefs are not mine and vice versa....

so what we both exist.....

I am with grap   its is the way we treat animals that some folks think they are doing animals a favor by not eating meat....

well it hasnt worked as far as I can see....in some cultures they are damn  right cruel.  I hate it....but if I stopped eating meat it wouldnt stop that cruelty sadly..

we need other measure to do that..


I dont eat a lot of meat today  because it costs an awful lot....I wonder if I am making a difference to the world at large... Roll Eyes Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


I did a big meat shop today at one of the best butchers in Australia. They'd run out of mince and made it while I waited.
It was made from mostly rump (smaller bit that don't look as goodf for display) and a little bit of wagyu trimmings which he said was for flavour. $9/KG with my loyalty discount. Also their rump is only $17/kg  So cheap. Dollar for dollar meat give you the best bang for your buck for nutrition.

Oh and all the meat I buy is pasture raised and the cow has just one bad day.

I would never ever ever buy meat from a supermarket.
https://victorchurchill.com/our-producers/#our-producers-intro
https://victorchurchill.com/store/#entrance







well you are one of the lucky ones gordy... $9 a kilo for something with all the best cuts in it...really???>

as for cheap rump   it usually is cheap   budget or whatever its called....sorry   your butcher can obviously tell you anything... Roll Eyes Roll Eyes..

I go for coles when I can because they claim its hormone free and I dont think they would be allowed to advertise that if it wasnt true....

sadly for me its the same with fish....too expensive and i wont eat the cheap stuff..as its imported from god knows where..

and I love my prawns  Cry Cry



Check the link of the butcher, they're one of the most trusted wholesalers to high end restaurants Smiley

Yeah fish too, only from the fish market.
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Reply #18 - Mar 20th, 2018 at 3:17pm
 
Gordon wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 3:12pm:
cods wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 2:53pm:
Gordon wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 12:32pm:
cods wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 12:11pm:
I think man learned to kill.. remember those clubs they invented... Roll Eyes

long before he learned to till the land....

the most powerful animals in the world  eat meat they dont graze....we humans have learnt to do both... I do not see wrong in any of it to be honest..

your beliefs are not mine and vice versa....

so what we both exist.....

I am with grap   its is the way we treat animals that some folks think they are doing animals a favor by not eating meat....

well it hasnt worked as far as I can see....in some cultures they are damn  right cruel.  I hate it....but if I stopped eating meat it wouldnt stop that cruelty sadly..

we need other measure to do that..


I dont eat a lot of meat today  because it costs an awful lot....I wonder if I am making a difference to the world at large... Roll Eyes Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


I did a big meat shop today at one of the best butchers in Australia. They'd run out of mince and made it while I waited.
It was made from mostly rump (smaller bit that don't look as goodf for display) and a little bit of wagyu trimmings which he said was for flavour. $9/KG with my loyalty discount. Also their rump is only $17/kg  So cheap. Dollar for dollar meat give you the best bang for your buck for nutrition.

Oh and all the meat I buy is pasture raised and the cow has just one bad day.

I would never ever ever buy meat from a supermarket.
https://victorchurchill.com/our-producers/#our-producers-intro
https://victorchurchill.com/store/#entrance







well you are one of the lucky ones gordy... $9 a kilo for something with all the best cuts in it...really???>

as for cheap rump   it usually is cheap   budget or whatever its called....sorry   your butcher can obviously tell you anything... Roll Eyes Roll Eyes..

I go for coles when I can because they claim its hormone free and I dont think they would be allowed to advertise that if it wasnt true....

sadly for me its the same with fish....too expensive and i wont eat the cheap stuff..as its imported from god knows where..

and I love my prawns  Cry Cry



Check the link of the butcher, they're one of the most trusted wholesalers to high end restaurants Smiley

Yeah fish too, only from the fish market.



it looks very grand and pricey   selling mince with waguy  for $9  doesnt sound right....though...

the place does sound good but its for the Packers I would say...not lowly people like me....I can but look in the window..
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Reply #19 - Mar 20th, 2018 at 3:28pm
 
Valkie wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 2:03pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 10:21am:
Actually, humans are natural herbivores.



Again with the one line idiocy

Humans have eyes on the front of their heads, to enable them to judge the distance of their prey
Humans have canine teeth to tear meat
Humans have a digestive system designed for both meat and vegetables
Humans are omniverious

Hey troll
Get an education

I'm curious about your motivation to be a troll?

Is it truly that you have no real life?
Is it that you get some form of gratification from it?
Are you so poorly constructed mentally that you think what you do is funny?

Or are you simply a twisted individual who worships the retarded and sick of this world?

I'm curious tell me in more than you single line irritating and derogatory platform.

If you can muster your twisted thoughts enough to answer truthfully



It's not idiocy - it's a fact.

Humans are natural herbivores.

I'm not knocking meat eaters - as I've said before, I eat way too much red meat myself.

However, the simple fact of the matter is this: humans are natural herbivores.
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Reply #20 - Mar 20th, 2018 at 3:40pm
 
Then explain the eyes, the teeth and the digestive system fool.

Do you ever think, just one in you silly little life, that you might just be WRONG?
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I think you've missed GP's point Valkie.
Humans are 'natural' Herbivores
and now - they are also natural Carnivores too.

The early branches of Hominids, right from the even earlier Ape ancestry was totally 'Herbivorous'.
It was only until Homo-Agastus came on the scene and started scavenging 'meat' from dead animals, did things start to change in a new direction.
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Reply #22 - Mar 20th, 2018 at 4:11pm
 
Jasin wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 4:07pm:
I think you've missed GP's point Valkie.
Humans are 'natural' Herbivores
and now - they are also natural Carnivores too.

The early branches of Hominids, right from the even earlier Ape ancestry was totally 'Herbivorous'.
It was only until Homo-Agastus came on the scene and started scavenging 'meat' from dead animals, did things start to change in a new direction.


Eating meat allowed early humans to gain their nutrition quickly then spend the surplus time doing more interesting things.
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Valkie wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 3:40pm:
Then explain the eyes, the teeth and the digestive system fool.

Do you ever think, just one in you silly little life, that you might just be WRONG?


Indeed.

When I first encountered you on this forum, I thought you were a decent person.

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Reply #24 - Mar 20th, 2018 at 4:24pm
 
Valkie wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 2:03pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 10:21am:
Actually, humans are natural herbivores.



Again with the one line idiocy

Humans have eyes on the front of their heads, to enable them to judge the distance of their prey

Humans have canine teeth to tear meat
Humans have a digestive system designed for both meat and vegetables
Humans are omniverious

Hey troll
Get an education

I'm curious about your motivation to be a troll?

Is it truly that you have no real life?
Is it that you get some form of gratification from it?
Are you so poorly constructed mentally that you think what you do is funny?

Or are you simply a twisted individual who worships the retarded and sick of this world?

I'm curious tell me in more than you single line irritating and derogatory platform.

If you can muster your twisted thoughts enough to answer truthfully



The hippopotamus has canine teeth.

Gorillas have canine teeth.

The saber-toothed deer has canine teeth.

The Gelada baboon has canine teeth.

Camels have canine teeth.

The, wait for it ... peccary has canine teeth.

Not a lot of meat eaten among that lot.

For future reference, the “If I wasn’t meant to eat meat, then I wouldn’t have these canine teeth!” argument is the weakest of them all.

With the exception of rodents, rabbits, and pikas, nearly all mammals have canine teeth.

In fact, several herbivores and primary plant-eaters have ferocious canine teeth.


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Reply #25 - Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:00pm
 
Our eyes have evolved to hunt prey, to know how far away they are and to hunt

Canines can be for meat eaters and for defence
Gorillas also occasionally hunt monkeys for meat.

Humans evolved to be omniverious, we can consume meat or vegitarian matter
But not vegitarian matter only, the diet has to be supplemented or you become ill.

No human can subsist on hay, grass or other vegitarian matter that true vegitarian animals thrive on, our gut isn't designed to do it.

Mankind is a hunter predator
No matter how much you and your I'll deny it
We have thrived and grown for millions of years being omniverious
It's only recently, when sad twisted people have found fault with being a predatory animal

Next you will be saying that man and women are the same , and that is just sick.
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Quote:
Canines can be for meat eaters and for defence

Can be, yes.

Quote:
Gorillas also occasionally hunt monkeys for meat.

Occasionally, yes.

Quote:
Humans evolved to be omniverious, we can consume meat or vegitarian matter
But not vegitarian matter only, the diet has to be supplemented or you become ill.

100% incorrect.

Quote:
No human can subsist on hay, grass or other vegitarian matter that true vegitarian animals thrive on, our gut isn't designed to do it.

Completely incorrect, again.

Now, what about all of the other herbivorous animals that have canines?

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Reply #27 - Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:11pm
 
Gordon wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 4:11pm:
Jasin wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 4:07pm:
I think you've missed GP's point Valkie.
Humans are 'natural' Herbivores
and now - they are also natural Carnivores too.

The early branches of Hominids, right from the even earlier Ape ancestry was totally 'Herbivorous'.
It was only until Homo-Agastus came on the scene and started scavenging 'meat' from dead animals, did things start to change in a new direction.


Eating meat allowed early humans to gain their nutrition quickly then spend the surplus time doing more interesting things.


So very true.
It was a diet that metabolised much faster than chewing plants and gave a higher 'short term' energy output.
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Reply #28 - Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:18pm
 
Almost right Valkie.

But humans can survive just on 'herbivorous' diets.
The down-side is that they miss out on a lot - that comes with meats, etc.

My sibling has always been a strict 'Plant eater'.
He is more 'squatty' in appearance than my more lean 'erect' physic of mostly 'meat' eating.

Humans can survive on either alone, or both.
We are lucky in that respects.
There are always 'side-effects' though.
Like those peoples around the world who's diets are mostly dominated by one type of food, like Corn or Apricots (these people lived to 120 years of age until MacDonalds & Coca Cola showed up) or Wheat, etc.

In life-rafts lost at sea.
The Polynesian Whalers would be last to die (93 days without food, but for cannibalism, is the record) with the Negro whalers dying first from starvation. The Polynesian spent 800 years drumming up their ability to go long periods without food or very little during their journeys in search of islands. Of course, the side-effect is that they 'get really obese' these days - compared to others, thanks to 'easy food'.
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Reply #29 - Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:28pm
 

Carl Lewis

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"I've found that a person does not need protein from meat to be a successful athlete. In fact, my best year of track competition was the first year I ate a vegan diet.

"Moreover, by continuing to eat a vegan diet, my weight is under control, I like the way I look. (I know that sounds vain, but all of us want to like the way we look.) I enjoy eating more, and I feel great."


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Reply #30 - Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:32pm
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:28pm:
Carl Lewis

https://statics.sportskeeda.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/136887647-1442931449-...

"I've found that a person does not need protein from meat to be a successful athlete. In fact, my best year of track competition was the first year I ate a vegan diet.

"Moreover, by continuing to eat a vegan diet, my weight is under control, I like the way I look. (I know that sounds vain, but all of us want to like the way we look.) I enjoy eating more, and I feel great."



didn't he get busted using performance enhancing drugs?
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Reply #31 - Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:33pm
 
Mr Hammer wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:32pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:28pm:
Carl Lewis

https://statics.sportskeeda.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/136887647-1442931449-...

"I've found that a person does not need protein from meat to be a successful athlete. In fact, my best year of track competition was the first year I ate a vegan diet.

"Moreover, by continuing to eat a vegan diet, my weight is under control, I like the way I look. (I know that sounds vain, but all of us want to like the way we look.) I enjoy eating more, and I feel great."



didn't he get busted using performance enhancing drugs?


Possibly.

He doesn't eat meat, though.

Moreover, meat-eating athletes get busted for using performance enhancing drugs too.

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Venus Williams

Nate Diaz

Kendrick Farris

Mac Danzig

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greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:33pm:
Mr Hammer wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:32pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:28pm:
Carl Lewis

https://statics.sportskeeda.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/136887647-1442931449-...

"I've found that a person does not need protein from meat to be a successful athlete. In fact, my best year of track competition was the first year I ate a vegan diet.

"Moreover, by continuing to eat a vegan diet, my weight is under control, I like the way I look. (I know that sounds vain, but all of us want to like the way we look.) I enjoy eating more, and I feel great."



didn't he get busted using performance enhancing drugs?


Possibly.

He doesn't eat meat, though.

Moreover, meat-eating athletes get busted for using performance enhancing drugs too.


Maybe if he ate meat he'd have the energy to not need pills.
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Mr Hammer wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 8:11pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:33pm:
Mr Hammer wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:32pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:28pm:
Carl Lewis

https://statics.sportskeeda.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/136887647-1442931449-...

"I've found that a person does not need protein from meat to be a successful athlete. In fact, my best year of track competition was the first year I ate a vegan diet.

"Moreover, by continuing to eat a vegan diet, my weight is under control, I like the way I look. (I know that sounds vain, but all of us want to like the way we look.) I enjoy eating more, and I feel great."



didn't he get busted using performance enhancing drugs?


Possibly.

He doesn't eat meat, though.

Moreover, meat-eating athletes get busted for using performance enhancing drugs too.


Maybe if he ate meat he'd have the energy to not need pills.


Why do meat eaters use them then?
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I haven't eaten pussy in a very very long time.
I wonder if that has affected my health in any way?

Could someone who eats a lot of pussy tell me if their health is affected in any way.
Do they act like a real C^^^ sometimes? Huh
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Reply #36 - Mar 20th, 2018 at 8:23pm
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 8:20pm:
Mr Hammer wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 8:11pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:33pm:
Mr Hammer wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:32pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:28pm:
Carl Lewis

https://statics.sportskeeda.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/136887647-1442931449-...

"I've found that a person does not need protein from meat to be a successful athlete. In fact, my best year of track competition was the first year I ate a vegan diet.

"Moreover, by continuing to eat a vegan diet, my weight is under control, I like the way I look. (I know that sounds vain, but all of us want to like the way we look.) I enjoy eating more, and I feel great."



didn't he get busted using performance enhancing drugs?


Possibly.

He doesn't eat meat, though.

Moreover, meat-eating athletes get busted for using performance enhancing drugs too.


Maybe if he ate meat he'd have the energy to not need pills.


Why do meat eaters use them then?

I don't know, go and ask them. It's just that you used a poor example for advertising the virtues of vegetarianism. He's a cheat.
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Mr Hammer wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 8:23pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 8:20pm:
Mr Hammer wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 8:11pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:33pm:
Mr Hammer wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:32pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:28pm:
Carl Lewis

https://statics.sportskeeda.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/136887647-1442931449-...

"I've found that a person does not need protein from meat to be a successful athlete. In fact, my best year of track competition was the first year I ate a vegan diet.

"Moreover, by continuing to eat a vegan diet, my weight is under control, I like the way I look. (I know that sounds vain, but all of us want to like the way we look.) I enjoy eating more, and I feel great."



didn't he get busted using performance enhancing drugs?


Possibly.

He doesn't eat meat, though.

Moreover, meat-eating athletes get busted for using performance enhancing drugs too.


Maybe if he ate meat he'd have the energy to not need pills.


Why do meat eaters use them then?

I don't know, go and ask them. It's just that you used a poor example for advertising the virtues of vegetarianism. He's a cheat.


No, I didn't.

He cheated for sport - not for living.

Moreover, there are hundreds of other athletes in the world who are vegan/vegetarian who haven't taken drugs.

Venus Williams - vegan.

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Reply #38 - Mar 20th, 2018 at 8:27pm
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 8:25pm:
Mr Hammer wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 8:23pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 8:20pm:
Mr Hammer wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 8:11pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:33pm:
Mr Hammer wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:32pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:28pm:
Carl Lewis

https://statics.sportskeeda.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/136887647-1442931449-...

"I've found that a person does not need protein from meat to be a successful athlete. In fact, my best year of track competition was the first year I ate a vegan diet.

"Moreover, by continuing to eat a vegan diet, my weight is under control, I like the way I look. (I know that sounds vain, but all of us want to like the way we look.) I enjoy eating more, and I feel great."



didn't he get busted using performance enhancing drugs?


Possibly.

He doesn't eat meat, though.

Moreover, meat-eating athletes get busted for using performance enhancing drugs too.


Maybe if he ate meat he'd have the energy to not need pills.


Why do meat eaters use them then?

I don't know, go and ask them. It's just that you used a poor example for advertising the virtues of vegetarianism. He's a cheat.


No, I didn't.

He cheated for sport - not for living.

Moreover, there are hundreds of other athletes in the world who are vegan/vegetarian who haven't taken drugs.

Venus Williams - vegan.

Comments?


I couldn't give a rats ass what she eats.
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Reply #39 - Mar 20th, 2018 at 8:36pm
 
Mr Hammer wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 8:27pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 8:25pm:
Mr Hammer wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 8:23pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 8:20pm:
Mr Hammer wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 8:11pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:33pm:
Mr Hammer wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:32pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:28pm:
Carl Lewis

https://statics.sportskeeda.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/136887647-1442931449-...

"I've found that a person does not need protein from meat to be a successful athlete. In fact, my best year of track competition was the first year I ate a vegan diet.

"Moreover, by continuing to eat a vegan diet, my weight is under control, I like the way I look. (I know that sounds vain, but all of us want to like the way we look.) I enjoy eating more, and I feel great."



didn't he get busted using performance enhancing drugs?


Possibly.

He doesn't eat meat, though.

Moreover, meat-eating athletes get busted for using performance enhancing drugs too.


Maybe if he ate meat he'd have the energy to not need pills.


Why do meat eaters use them then?

I don't know, go and ask them. It's just that you used a poor example for advertising the virtues of vegetarianism. He's a cheat.


No, I didn't.

He cheated for sport - not for living.

Moreover, there are hundreds of other athletes in the world who are vegan/vegetarian who haven't taken drugs.

Venus Williams - vegan.

Comments?


I couldn't give a rats ass what she eats.


She doesn't eat meat, and she's 10 times as strong as you.

Man, that's gotta hurt you real bad.

A strong, black, vegan, woman superior to you in every way imaginable.

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Mr Hammer wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:32pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:28pm:
Carl Lewis

https://statics.sportskeeda.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/136887647-1442931449-...

"I've found that a person does not need protein from meat to be a successful athlete. In fact, my best year of track competition was the first year I ate a vegan diet.

"Moreover, by continuing to eat a vegan diet, my weight is under control, I like the way I look. (I know that sounds vain, but all of us want to like the way we look.) I enjoy eating more, and I feel great."



didn't he get busted using performance enhancing drugs?


It was his prey instinct cutting in.

He was learning to run away fast, like all prey
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Humans are scavengers.
Back in the begining we would eat whatever we found. 

I believe it was when we started to cook our food that our brain became what it is today due to the excess energy left over from easier food digestion.

In the end...you are what you eat.

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Captain Caveman wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 7:50am:
Humans are scavengers.
Back in the begining we would eat whatever we found. 

I believe it was when we started to cook our food that our brain became what it is today due to the excess energy left over from easier food digestion.

In the end...you are what you eat.

I've also heard that people with wheat allergies may not be allergic to the grain so much as to the chemicals used to modify/fertilise/grow the grain.
This also applies to other allergies.



Yes, that's a common theory in regards to nut and peanut allergies.

As far as cooking our food goes, what other animal on the planet does that?
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Reply #43 - Mar 21st, 2018 at 8:05am
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 7:54am:
Captain Caveman wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 7:50am:
Humans are scavengers.
Back in the begining we would eat whatever we found. 

I believe it was when we started to cook our food that our brain became what it is today due to the excess energy left over from easier food digestion.

In the end...you are what you eat.

I've also heard that people with wheat allergies may not be allergic to the grain so much as to the chemicals used to modify/fertilise/grow the grain.
This also applies to other allergies.



Yes, that's a common theory in regards to nut and peanut allergies.

As far as cooking our food goes, what other animal on the planet does that?



Electric eel?  Grin
None.....that I can think of anyway.
It did create easier digestion giving us the ability to evolve quicker.
Problem with cooking is it can take out a lot of the nutrients.


I think the only organism that has evolved at the same speed as humans is the cephalopod. They problem solve in the same way as we do too. Very clever animals.


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Captain Caveman wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 8:05am:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 7:54am:
Captain Caveman wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 7:50am:
Humans are scavengers.
Back in the begining we would eat whatever we found. 

I believe it was when we started to cook our food that our brain became what it is today due to the excess energy left over from easier food digestion.

In the end...you are what you eat.

I've also heard that people with wheat allergies may not be allergic to the grain so much as to the chemicals used to modify/fertilise/grow the grain.
This also applies to other allergies.



Yes, that's a common theory in regards to nut and peanut allergies.

As far as cooking our food goes, what other animal on the planet does that?



Electric eel?  Grin
None.....that I can think of anyway.
It did create easier digestion giving us the ability to evolve quicker.
Problem with cooking is it can take out a lot of the nutrients.


I think the only organism that has evolved at the same speed as humans is the cephalopod. They problem solve in the same way as we do too. Very clever animals.




I remember seeing a video once of an octopus solving problems - opening locked doors, and navigating its way through a maze etc.

Quite amazing.
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Reply #45 - Mar 21st, 2018 at 8:13am
 
Captain Caveman wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 8:05am:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 7:54am:
Captain Caveman wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 7:50am:
Humans are scavengers.
Back in the begining we would eat whatever we found. 

I believe it was when we started to cook our food that our brain became what it is today due to the excess energy left over from easier food digestion.

In the end...you are what you eat.

I've also heard that people with wheat allergies may not be allergic to the grain so much as to the chemicals used to modify/fertilise/grow the grain.
This also applies to other allergies.



Yes, that's a common theory in regards to nut and peanut allergies.

As far as cooking our food goes, what other animal on the planet does that?



Electric eel?  Grin
None.....that I can think of anyway.
It did create easier digestion giving us the ability to evolve quicker.
Problem with cooking is it can take out a lot of the nutrients.


I think the only organism that has evolved at the same speed as humans is the cephalopod. They problem solve in the same way as we do too. Very clever animals.




I love cephalopods, particularly the old occy

They have two hearts, problem solve and have the conceptual cognition of art.
The octopuses garden is an example of this.

In many cases, they are smarter than some humans.
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Reply #46 - Mar 21st, 2018 at 8:43am
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 10:21am:
Actually, humans are natural herbivores.



We are omnivores & have been since caveman days.

Even Chimpanzees eat meat.
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Reply #47 - Mar 21st, 2018 at 8:49am
 
Jasin wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 11:02am:
The earliest branch of Hominids (our ancestors) were primarily 'Vegetarian'. The slow digestion of plants showed in the 'stature' of these early Hominids - short and squatty, as most digestion was based in the lower gut area.

Then Homo-Agastus emerged and the scavenging of meat from dead animals (because this Hominid species had not developed 'hunting' yet) changed the physical stature of our species into a more 'upright' being due to meat digesting quickly and in the upper-gut region.

We had become 'Omnivorious'.

After Homo-Agastus, other Hominid branches developed basic hunting of meats and things just seemed to 'branch out' from there.

More doors opened.


These days, the 'mindless' SLAUGHTER of animals and the pathetic treatment of them is insidious.
I remember working 'Mass Production' Poultry and watching the 'unwanted' male 'chicks' thrown down 'macerators' ...LIVE. Hatched to be hacked.

It's the 'disrespect' for any form of life that is the 'flaw'.
Killing sharks for fins, Bison for furs, Seals for furs ...killing NOT FOR FOOD, but really just for MONETARY GAIN.

Killing animals for 'Money' (and not food) should be put in the 'Murder' basket.
Like all 'habits' - things develop from these people to kill people ...for money.

To say that Animals live by the 'being killed' by Predators.
Yes - that may be true of them, but many animals exist in harmony with other animals and in times of duress - even alongside Predators.

We have finally 'conquered' the Animal Kingdom to get where we are (survive)
But now we have to refrain from 'exterminating' them - or we shall 'fail' indeed (to live).


That would only be done in egg production poultry.

Meat production keeps both sexes.
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Reply #48 - Mar 21st, 2018 at 9:01am
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:09pm:
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Canines can be for meat eaters and for defence

Can be, yes.

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Gorillas also occasionally hunt monkeys for meat.

Occasionally, yes.

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Humans evolved to be omniverious, we can consume meat or vegitarian matter
But not vegitarian matter only, the diet has to be supplemented or you become ill.

100% incorrect.

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No human can subsist on hay, grass or other vegitarian matter that true vegitarian animals thrive on, our gut isn't designed to do it.

Completely incorrect, again.

Now, what about all of the other herbivorous animals that have canines?



Our gut is not that of a typical herbivore.

Herbivores many of which are ruminants have large guts that allow for breakdown & digestion by fermentation & they regurgitate(chew cud) as a secondary aid to help the digestion of what is mostly indigestible plant material(cellulose). 

Where we have a small gut & large intestinal tract.

In the main plant material for us is roughage/fibre.

So as omnivores we need a balanced diet of both meat & plants to make our gut bacteria healthy.
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Reply #49 - Mar 21st, 2018 at 9:07am
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 20th, 2018 at 6:28pm:
Carl Lewis

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"I've found that a person does not need protein from meat to be a successful athlete. In fact, my best year of track competition was the first year I ate a vegan diet.

"Moreover, by continuing to eat a vegan diet, my weight is under control, I like the way I look. (I know that sounds vain, but all of us want to like the way we look.) I enjoy eating more, and I feel great."




He'd already been raised as an omnivore & would have eaten meat before he finished growing and competing as an Olympic athlete.
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Reply #51 - Mar 21st, 2018 at 9:39am
 
We are omnivores.

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Reply #53 - Mar 21st, 2018 at 10:25am
 
Greg that is the sort of idiotic pseudoscience the OP was criticising. No-one is saying we are natural carnivores. We are natural omnivores.
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Reply #54 - Mar 21st, 2018 at 10:29am
 
It matters not ... I'm not supporting a protein(meat only) diet.

But we have managed to eat meat since caveman days...

in fact they even ate the "predators".

If it was so bad for us why didn't it kill off those early humans?

We are omnivores.
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Reply #55 - Mar 21st, 2018 at 10:35am
 
freediver wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 10:25am:
Greg that is the sort of idiotic pseudoscience the OP was criticising. No-one is saying we are natural carnivores. We are natural omnivores.


Most people are behavioural omnivores, sure.

However, humans are biologically herbivores.

I like to eat meat, but I don't subscribe to the 'protein propaganda' distributed by the meat industry.

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Reply #56 - Mar 21st, 2018 at 10:44am
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 10:35am:
freediver wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 10:25am:
Greg that is the sort of idiotic pseudoscience the OP was criticising. No-one is saying we are natural carnivores. We are natural omnivores.


Most people are behavioural omnivores, sure.

However, humans are biologically herbivores.

I like to eat meat, but I don't subscribe to the 'protein propaganda' distributed by the meat industry.



What about the scientific community? If they agree with you, why do you choose to post what is so transparently idiotic pseudoscience instead of something real to back up what you say?
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Reply #57 - Mar 21st, 2018 at 10:49am
 
freediver wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 10:25am:
Greg that is the sort of idiotic pseudoscience the OP was criticising. No-one is saying we are natural carnivores. We are natural omnivores.


Shall we go through each point, one by one?


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Reply #58 - Mar 21st, 2018 at 11:16am
 
Sure. Can you explain why your table compared humans to carnivores and herbivores, but left out omnivores?

Idiotic pseudoscience, or just idiotic?
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Reply #60 - Mar 21st, 2018 at 11:30am
 
Valkie wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 8:13am:
Captain Caveman wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 8:05am:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 7:54am:
Captain Caveman wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 7:50am:
Humans are scavengers.
Back in the begining we would eat whatever we found. 

I believe it was when we started to cook our food that our brain became what it is today due to the excess energy left over from easier food digestion.

In the end...you are what you eat.

I've also heard that people with wheat allergies may not be allergic to the grain so much as to the chemicals used to modify/fertilise/grow the grain.
This also applies to other allergies.



Yes, that's a common theory in regards to nut and peanut allergies.

As far as cooking our food goes, what other animal on the planet does that?



Electric eel?  Grin
None.....that I can think of anyway.
It did create easier digestion giving us the ability to evolve quicker.
Problem with cooking is it can take out a lot of the nutrients.


I think the only organism that has evolved at the same speed as humans is the cephalopod. They problem solve in the same way as we do too. Very clever animals.




I love cephalopods, particularly the old occy

They have two hearts, problem solve and have the conceptual cognition of art.
The octopuses garden is an example of this.

In many cases, they are smarter than some humans.



Being a fisherman myself I have admired these creatures for some time.
They own the ocean. Nothing takes them on. Sharks may be the lions of the sea but the squid is the human being equivalent.
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Reply #61 - Mar 21st, 2018 at 11:36am
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 8:11am:
Captain Caveman wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 8:05am:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 7:54am:
Captain Caveman wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 7:50am:
Humans are scavengers.
Back in the begining we would eat whatever we found. 

I believe it was when we started to cook our food that our brain became what it is today due to the excess energy left over from easier food digestion.

In the end...you are what you eat.

I've also heard that people with wheat allergies may not be allergic to the grain so much as to the chemicals used to modify/fertilise/grow the grain.
This also applies to other allergies.



Yes, that's a common theory in regards to nut and peanut allergies.

As far as cooking our food goes, what other animal on the planet does that?



Electric eel?  Grin
None.....that I can think of anyway.
It did create easier digestion giving us the ability to evolve quicker.
Problem with cooking is it can take out a lot of the nutrients.


I think the only organism that has evolved at the same speed as humans is the cephalopod. They problem solve in the same way as we do too. Very clever animals.




I remember seeing a video once of an octopus solving problems - opening locked doors, and navigating its way through a maze etc.

Quite amazing.



I've seen similar doco's.
I think it was here in SEQ at underwater world that they had a problem with an ocy removing its tank cover, crawling over to another fish tank, removing that lid and eating the fish. After it had finished it put everything back where it belonged and crawled back to its own tank. It wasn't untill they installed cctv cameras that they worked out what was happening.


I don't know how true it is but I have heard that if cephalopods keep evolving the way they are then they may outsmart humans in time.
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Reply #62 - Mar 21st, 2018 at 12:03pm
 
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. These days, the 'mindless' SLAUGHTER of animals and the pathetic treatment of them is insidious.
I remember working 'Mass Production' Poultry and watching the 'unwanted' male 'chicks' thrown down 'macerators' ...LIVE. Hatched to be hacked.

It's the 'disrespect' for any form of life that is the 'flaw'.
Killing sharks for fins, Bison for furs, Seals for furs ...killing NOT FOR FOOD, but really just for MONETARY GAIN.

Killing animals for 'Money' (and not food) should be put in the 'Murder' basket.
Like all 'habits' - things develop from these people to kill people ...for money.

To say that Animals live by the 'being killed' by Predators.
Yes - that may be true of them, but many animals exist in harmony with other animals and in times of duress - even alongside Predators.

We have finally 'conquered' the Animal Kingdom to get where we are (survive)
But now we have to refrain from 'exterminating' them - or we shall 'fail' indeed (to live).    


I'm sorry that I missed this first time around.
I was arguing with the peanut gallery at the time.

I understand fully why people hate this sort of thing
It's disgusting, and disrespectful to the animals and to the people doing it.

Meat should be taken humanely
Yes, animals will die to feed us, this is life
No different from us consuming vegitarian which are alive too.

But disgusting treatment of animals should be banned.
As an individual, I can only purchase my food from reputable sources
I purchase free range eggs and where possible meat.
I fish, and I can assure you that I dispatch the fish immediately after catching them if I am going to eat them
I only take enough for a single meal
I realise it's still cruel, but human instinct drives us all
I do not torture the fish, leaving them to die slowly or in a bag dangling on the side of the boat.

But even knowing the disgusting cruelty exists will not stop me from eating meat.

Would that I could make a difference, I would, but this is not to be.

In time, mankind will begin eating man.
It's inevitable, we will eventually run out of available food sources and with mankind being plentyful, it will happen.
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Milton R. Mills, M.D., serves as associate director of preventive medicine for the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM), a North American group of doctors and laypersons dedicated to promoting improved health care, better and more appropriate nutrition, and higher standards in medical research.

Dr. Mills practices outpatient clinic-based medicine in Northern Virginia and works as a critical care physician with Fairfax Hospital in Fairfax, Virginia and United Medical Center in Washington DC. His varied experiences specializing in internal medicine and HIV disease, and in the relationship between nutrition and chronic diseases has made him extensively knowledgeable about the unique healthcare needs of minorities, the challenges of practicing medicine in inner cities, and the special medical and nutritional requirements of HIV+ and AIDS patients.


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Reply #64 - Mar 21st, 2018 at 5:23pm
 
Peccamitty found 1, Uno, one so called scientist to back up his ridiculous belief that humans are prey.

Do you work for the grubberment?
Trying to calm down the population and making them meek and mild herbivores?

Humans evolved as omnivorous beings
We eat meat and veggies
A healthy diet consists of vegitarian and protein, not just roots and berries.

No amount of twisted research can prove otherwise

Why you ask

Because man has been eating meat for millions of years
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Reply #65 - Mar 21st, 2018 at 6:42pm
 
freediver wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 11:16am:
Sure. Can you explain why your table compared humans to carnivores and herbivores, but left out omnivores?

Idiotic pseudoscience, or just idiotic?


Greg?

Do you think they intended to deceive? Or were they just too ignorant to realise what Omnivores are?

Also, can you tell us which of those are evidence that we have opposable thumbs and use tools rather than being evidence of our diet?
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Reply #66 - Mar 21st, 2018 at 7:12pm
 
freediver wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 6:42pm:
freediver wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 11:16am:
Sure. Can you explain why your table compared humans to carnivores and herbivores, but left out omnivores?

Idiotic pseudoscience, or just idiotic?


Greg?

Do you think they intended to deceive? Or were they just too ignorant to realise what Omnivores are?

Also, can you tell us which of those are evidence that we have opposable thumbs and use tools rather than being evidence of our diet?


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Reply #67 - Mar 21st, 2018 at 7:16pm
 
Valkie wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 5:23pm:
Peccamitty found 1, Uno, one so called scientist to back up his ridiculous belief that humans are prey.

Do you work for the grubberment?
Trying to calm down the population and making them meek and mild herbivores
?

Humans evolved as omnivorous beings
We eat meat and veggies
A healthy diet consists of vegitarian and protein, not just roots and berries.

No amount of twisted research can prove otherwise

Why you ask

Because man has been eating meat for millions of years



I'm not trying to do anything.

I eat meat myself, and other people can eat as much as they like - I couldn't care less.

I'm just letting you know the facts: humans don't need meat to be healthy.

Humans are natural herbivores.
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Reply #68 - Mar 21st, 2018 at 9:02pm
 
Effendi seems to have bolted.

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Reply #69 - Mar 21st, 2018 at 10:19pm
 
Greg, can you answer the question? Do you understand what you are posting? Do you have anything other than idiotic pseudoscience to offer?

The willingness of the anti-meat mob to parrot whatever propaganda they can find, no matter how tedious or stupid, and no matter their ability to understand or even attempt to explain it, is a pretty good example of the the point being made in the OP. Thanks Greg.
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Reply #70 - Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:21am
 
Valkie wrote on Mar 21st, 2018 at 5:23pm:
Peccamitty found 1, Uno, one so called scientist to back up his ridiculous belief that humans are prey.

Do you work for the grubberment?
Trying to calm down the population and making them meek and mild herbivores?

Humans evolved as omnivorous beings
We eat meat and veggies

A healthy diet consists of vegitarian and protein, not just roots and berries.

No amount of twisted research can prove otherwise

Why you ask

Because man has been eating meat for millions of years



Don't get sucked in by the meat industry's protein propaganda.

A vegetarian diet provides more than enough protein for us humans.

Science has proven repeatedly that all protein is initially created in plants through a process known as protein biosynthesis.

There's absolutely no need to eat meat in order to live a healthy life.

That's just a meat industry myth - nothing more.


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Reply #71 - Mar 22nd, 2018 at 12:19pm
 
Greg are you afraid to have an opinion on that table because you are afraid to think about what it actually means?

Would it be fair to describe your 'evidence' as idiotic pseudoscience?
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Reply #72 - Mar 22nd, 2018 at 3:44pm
 
For millions of years humans have been omnivores.

No human race ever evolved totally vegitarian until fairly recently.

Our bodies subsist ideally on meat, fish and veggies

Any vegitarian died is supplemented with other foods nuts and protein rich foods.

Why?
Because we need meat to be healthy

No vegan ( closest thing to total vegitarian) is healthy.
They are weak, skinny and often suffer from one health issue or another

Humans are and always have been omnivorous
No pseudo science and new age propaganda can prove otherwise.

We have eaten meat for millions of years
That makes us omnivorous, not vegitarian.
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Reply #73 - Mar 22nd, 2018 at 3:48pm
 
Actually FreeDiver.
GreggeryPeccary is right (and his graph) - we are more naturally 'herbivorous' than we are 'carnivorous' (though we are 'naturally' that as well, but not as much) - hence why it breaks down just as 'Omnivorous'.

BUT.

Just one flaw with your graph GP.
We don't need to be designed 'physically' to be like a Predator. The 'Tool' (Weapon) is what made the game change.  Wink

See: There is always more than just 'one' right answer and things don't have to be just 'black or white'.
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Maybe being Herbivorous made us smart enough to make tools to thus eat/hunt meat?
Would sound nice, but Early Hominid species 'scavenged' meat from dead animals. Even took a long time to develop stone cutting tools and eventually the art of 'cooking' meat over fire (probably tasted better after a bush-fire when scavenged).
So maybe it was 'meat' that was the 'brain' food?  Huh

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I've dived the Octopolis/Octlantis ...the Octopus 'cities'.
Yes - they are all there 'living co-existently' like no other place on earth, as Octopus are 99.9% 'solitary' species (until mating). But there they are all living together happily and 'socialising'.
It's a 'secret' place, that I can't reveal. Only researchers, from around the world and special 'film crews', etc. We keep a tight lid on it.
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Truefully though.
The 'smartest' specials of all, is the ORCA. It has so much 'extra ability' brain sections, we are so lucky we can not communicate with them yet ...or they will Jedi Mind Control us soooo quickly, they won't need 'hands' when we'll be working for them. Shocked
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Valkie wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 3:44pm:
For millions of years humans have been omnivores.

No human race ever evolved totally vegitarian until fairly recently.

Our bodies subsist ideally on meat, fish and veggies

Any vegitarian died is supplemented with other foods nuts and protein rich foods.

Why?

Because we need meat to be healthy

No vegan ( closest thing to total vegitarian) is healthy.
They are weak, skinny and often suffer from one health issue or another

Humans are and always have been omnivorous
No pseudo science and new age propaganda can prove otherwise.

We have eaten meat for millions of years
That makes us omnivorous, not vegitarian.


No, we don't.

You've been misinformed.

Martina Navratilova, Mike Tyson, Venus Williams, for example: all vegans.

Yes, not just vegetarians, but vegans.

"It’s been scientifically proven that it’s better for our bodies to get our protein from plant-based sources rather than meat, yet the average American eats 200 pounds of meat per year.

"Meat and dairy consumption are linked with numerous health risks including cancer, heart disease, obesity and more; however, the U.S. government and many medical doctors (MDs) support the false ideology that people need to consume a specific amount of meat and dairy products to maintain a healthy diet."

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Reply #76 - Mar 22nd, 2018 at 4:14pm
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 4:05pm:
Valkie wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 3:44pm:
For millions of years humans have been omnivores.

No human race ever evolved totally vegitarian until fairly recently.

Our bodies subsist ideally on meat, fish and veggies

Any vegitarian died is supplemented with other foods nuts and protein rich foods.

Why?

Because we need meat to be healthy

No vegan ( closest thing to total vegitarian) is healthy.
They are weak, skinny and often suffer from one health issue or another

Humans are and always have been omnivorous
No pseudo science and new age propaganda can prove otherwise.

We have eaten meat for millions of years
That makes us omnivorous, not vegitarian.


No, we don't.

You've been misinformed.

Martina Navratilova, Mike Tyson, Venus Williams, for example: all vegans.

Yes, not just vegetarians, but vegans.

"It’s been scientifically proven that it’s better for our bodies to get our protein from plant-based sources rather than meat, yet the average American eats 200 pounds of meat per year.

"Meat and dairy consumption are linked with numerous health risks including cancer, heart disease, obesity and more; however, the U.S. government and many medical doctors (MDs) support the false ideology that people need to consume a specific amount of meat and dairy products to maintain a healthy diet."




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Millions of years of omnivorous eating makes us omnivores

We digest both meat and vegetables

This..........makes...........us........... omnivorous

Why is this so difficult for you to understand?
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Valkie wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 4:14pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 4:05pm:
Valkie wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 3:44pm:
For millions of years humans have been omnivores.

No human race ever evolved totally vegitarian until fairly recently.

Our bodies subsist ideally on meat, fish and veggies

Any vegitarian died is supplemented with other foods nuts and protein rich foods.

Why?

Because we need meat to be healthy

No vegan ( closest thing to total vegitarian) is healthy.
They are weak, skinny and often suffer from one health issue or another

Humans are and always have been omnivorous
No pseudo science and new age propaganda can prove otherwise.

We have eaten meat for millions of years
That makes us omnivorous, not vegitarian.


No, we don't.

You've been misinformed.

Martina Navratilova, Mike Tyson, Venus Williams, for example: all vegans.

Yes, not just vegetarians, but vegans.

"It’s been scientifically proven that it’s better for our bodies to get our protein from plant-based sources rather than meat, yet the average American eats 200 pounds of meat per year.

"Meat and dairy consumption are linked with numerous health risks including cancer, heart disease, obesity and more; however, the U.S. government and many medical doctors (MDs) support the false ideology that people need to consume a specific amount of meat and dairy products to maintain a healthy diet."




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Millions of years of omnivorous eating makes us omnivores

We digest both meat and vegetables

This..........makes...........us........... omnivorous

Why is this so difficult for you to understand?


Changed your mind on this already, I see:

"Because we need meat to be healthy".

Good; you're learning.
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Well

If you can come around and openly admit that the CULT OF  Islam is an ass.

I guess I can make a few concessions too.

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freediver wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 12:19pm:
Greg are you afraid to have an opinion on that table because you are afraid to think about what it actually means?

Would it be fair to describe your 'evidence' as idiotic pseudoscience?


Yes Peccar repeatedly claims we are "herbivores".

Yet we have the digital dexterity to make sharp pointed weapons to hunt & kill other herbivores(meat) to eat only as far back as 2 million years.(sarc)

So after eating meat for 2 million years as well as plants ..... we are just natural herbivores. Roll Eyes  Grin

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Reply #80 - Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:16pm
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 4:05pm:
Valkie wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 3:44pm:
For millions of years humans have been omnivores.

No human race ever evolved totally vegitarian until fairly recently.

Our bodies subsist ideally on meat, fish and veggies

Any vegitarian died is supplemented with other foods nuts and protein rich foods.

Why?

Because we need meat to be healthy

No vegan ( closest thing to total vegitarian) is healthy.
They are weak, skinny and often suffer from one health issue or another

Humans are and always have been omnivorous
No pseudo science and new age propaganda can prove otherwise.

We have eaten meat for millions of years
That makes us omnivorous, not vegitarian.


No, we don't.

You've been misinformed.

Martina Navratilova, Mike Tyson, Venus Williams, for example: all vegans.

Yes, not just vegetarians, but vegans.

"It’s been scientifically proven that it’s better for our bodies to get our protein from plant-based sources rather than meat, yet the average American eats 200 pounds of meat per year.

"Meat and dairy consumption are linked with numerous health risks including cancer, heart disease, obesity and more; however, the U.S. government and many medical doctors (MDs) support the false ideology that people need to consume a specific amount of meat and dairy products to maintain a healthy diet."




None of them were vegan from birth.

They chose later in life after they were well & truly mature .... & many nearly through their sporting careers to become vegan or vegetarian.

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Reply #81 - Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:21pm
 
Gnads wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:11pm:
freediver wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 12:19pm:
Greg are you afraid to have an opinion on that table because you are afraid to think about what it actually means?

Would it be fair to describe your 'evidence' as idiotic pseudoscience?


Yes Peccar repeatedly claims we are "herbivores".

Yet we have the digital dexterity to make sharp pointed weapons to hunt & kill other herbivores(meat) to eat only as far back as 2 million years.(sarc)

So after eating meat for 2 million years as well as plants ..... we are just natural herbivores. Roll Eyes  Grin

Peccar here's you sign


It's a fact: we are natural herbivores.

However, we are behaviourally omnivores.

Not so hard to understand.

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Reply #82 - Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:23pm
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:21pm:
Gnads wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:11pm:
freediver wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 12:19pm:
Greg are you afraid to have an opinion on that table because you are afraid to think about what it actually means?

Would it be fair to describe your 'evidence' as idiotic pseudoscience?


Yes Peccar repeatedly claims we are "herbivores".

Yet we have the digital dexterity to make sharp pointed weapons to hunt & kill other herbivores(meat) to eat only as far back as 2 million years.(sarc)

So after eating meat for 2 million years as well as plants ..... we are just natural herbivores. Roll Eyes  Grin

Peccar here's you sign


It's a fact: we are natural herbivores.

However, we are behaviourally omnivores.

Not so hard to understand.



And what's so hard for you to understand that the application of both/ability to be both make us since 2 million years ago - OMNIVORES.
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Reply #83 - Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:25pm
 
Gnads wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:23pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:21pm:
Gnads wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:11pm:
freediver wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 12:19pm:
Greg are you afraid to have an opinion on that table because you are afraid to think about what it actually means?

Would it be fair to describe your 'evidence' as idiotic pseudoscience?


Yes Peccar repeatedly claims we are "herbivores".

Yet we have the digital dexterity to make sharp pointed weapons to hunt & kill other herbivores(meat) to eat only as far back as 2 million years.(sarc)

So after eating meat for 2 million years as well as plants ..... we are just natural herbivores. Roll Eyes  Grin

Peccar here's you sign


It's a fact: we are natural herbivores.

However, we are behaviourally omnivores.

Not so hard to understand.



And what's so hard for you to understand that the application of both/ability to be both make us since 2 million years ago - OMNIVORES.


Look, if you want to believe that sort of nonsense, that's up to you.

It doesn't bother me one way or the other.

I love to eat meat, and I'm not trying to stop anyone else from enjoying it.

I'm merely clearing up some misconceptions:

1. we are natural herbivores, not omnivores

2. we don't need meat for protein, or to be healthy

It's all good.
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Reply #84 - Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:35pm
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:21pm:
Gnads wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:11pm:
freediver wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 12:19pm:
Greg are you afraid to have an opinion on that table because you are afraid to think about what it actually means?

Would it be fair to describe your 'evidence' as idiotic pseudoscience?


Yes Peccar repeatedly claims we are "herbivores".

Yet we have the digital dexterity to make sharp pointed weapons to hunt & kill other herbivores(meat) to eat only as far back as 2 million years.(sarc)

So after eating meat for 2 million years as well as plants ..... we are just natural herbivores. Roll Eyes  Grin

Peccar here's you sign


It's a fact: we are natural herbivores.

However, we are behaviourally omnivores.

Not so hard to understand.



If it is a fact, why can you only produce idiotic pseudoscience to back it up? And why did you offer to go through the evidence bit by bit, then run away as soon as you were taken up on the offer?
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Reply #85 - Mar 22nd, 2018 at 8:06pm
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:21pm:
Gnads wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:11pm:
freediver wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 12:19pm:
Greg are you afraid to have an opinion on that table because you are afraid to think about what it actually means?

Would it be fair to describe your 'evidence' as idiotic pseudoscience?


Yes Peccar repeatedly claims we are "herbivores".

Yet we have the digital dexterity to make sharp pointed weapons to hunt & kill other herbivores(meat) to eat only as far back as 2 million years.(sarc)

So after eating meat for 2 million years as well as plants ..... we are just natural herbivores. Roll Eyes  Grin

Peccar here's you sign


It's a fact: we are natural herbivores.

However, we are behaviourally omnivores.

Not so hard to understand.




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Reply #86 - Mar 22nd, 2018 at 8:07pm
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:25pm:
Gnads wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:23pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:21pm:
Gnads wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:11pm:
freediver wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 12:19pm:
Greg are you afraid to have an opinion on that table because you are afraid to think about what it actually means?

Would it be fair to describe your 'evidence' as idiotic pseudoscience?


Yes Peccar repeatedly claims we are "herbivores".

Yet we have the digital dexterity to make sharp pointed weapons to hunt & kill other herbivores(meat) to eat only as far back as 2 million years.(sarc)

So after eating meat for 2 million years as well as plants ..... we are just natural herbivores. Roll Eyes  Grin

Peccar here's you sign


It's a fact: we are natural herbivores.

However, we are behaviourally omnivores.

Not so hard to understand.



And what's so hard for you to understand that the application of both/ability to be both make us since 2 million years ago - OMNIVORES.


Look, if you want to believe that sort of nonsense, that's up to you.

It doesn't bother me one way or the other.

I love to eat meat, and I'm not trying to stop anyone else from enjoying it.

I'm merely clearing up some misconceptions:

1. we are natural herbivores, not omnivores

2. we don't need meat for protein, or to be healthy

It's all good.


no...

no its not all good...  Roll Eyes
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Reply #87 - Mar 23rd, 2018 at 9:36am
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:25pm:
Gnads wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:23pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:21pm:
Gnads wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:11pm:
freediver wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 12:19pm:
Greg are you afraid to have an opinion on that table because you are afraid to think about what it actually means?

Would it be fair to describe your 'evidence' as idiotic pseudoscience?


Yes Peccar repeatedly claims we are "herbivores".

Yet we have the digital dexterity to make sharp pointed weapons to hunt & kill other herbivores(meat) to eat only as far back as 2 million years.(sarc)

So after eating meat for 2 million years as well as plants ..... we are just natural herbivores. Roll Eyes  Grin

Peccar here's you sign


It's a fact: we are natural herbivores.

However, we are behaviourally omnivores.

Not so hard to understand.



And what's so hard for you to understand that the application of both/ability to be both make us since 2 million years ago - OMNIVORES.


Look, if you want to believe that sort of nonsense, that's up to you.

It doesn't bother me one way or the other.

I love to eat meat, and I'm not trying to stop anyone else from enjoying it.

I'm merely clearing up some misconceptions:

1. we are natural herbivores, not omnivores

2. we don't need meat for protein, or to be healthy

It's all good.


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The evidence is right before us. The weakest and smallest races on the planet eat little or no meat. it is also a fact that as these races start to increase their consumption of animal protein they grow taller, bigger and increase their life expectancy. There is zero dispute about this.
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greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 9:36am:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:25pm:
Gnads wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:23pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:21pm:
Gnads wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:11pm:
freediver wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 12:19pm:
Greg are you afraid to have an opinion on that table because you are afraid to think about what it actually means?

Would it be fair to describe your 'evidence' as idiotic pseudoscience?


Yes Peccar repeatedly claims we are "herbivores".

Yet we have the digital dexterity to make sharp pointed weapons to hunt & kill other herbivores(meat) to eat only as far back as 2 million years.(sarc)

So after eating meat for 2 million years as well as plants ..... we are just natural herbivores. Roll Eyes  Grin

Peccar here's you sign


It's a fact: we are natural herbivores.

However, we are behaviourally omnivores.

Not so hard to understand.



And what's so hard for you to understand that the application of both/ability to be both make us since 2 million years ago - OMNIVORES.


Look, if you want to believe that sort of nonsense, that's up to you.

It doesn't bother me one way or the other.

I love to eat meat, and I'm not trying to stop anyone else from enjoying it.

I'm merely clearing up some misconceptions:

1. we are natural herbivores, not omnivores

2. we don't need meat for protein, or to be healthy

It's all good.


Smiley



gweg,

the female of the species hung around the village and dug up yams and picked berries .
meanwhile the strong powerful and brave men went and hunted for meat.

now, we recognise that you arent an alpha male , so you would have had to hang out with the women, but thats no reason to not fall down in awe when us alpha males returned with the meat.

after us alphas had eaten our fill, the beta males were able to pick over the scraps. (just like a wolf pack).
after us alphas had chosen the best mates , the betas were allowed to mate with fat janeen.

your life may have been a bit glum, but cheer up, the alphas were there to protect you at night when the sabre tooth tiger came
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rhino wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 10:06am:
The evidence is right before us. The weakest and smallest races on the planet eat little or no meat. it is also a fact that as these races start to increase their consumption of animal protein they grow taller, bigger and increase their life expectancy. There is zero dispute about this.


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Greg why did you post a table as evidence that excludes omnivores, eats meat, and eats plants? Were you just giving an example of the idiotic pseudoscience the op was criticising?
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There are also other indications we were meant to eat meat. The otherwise poor ability to convert vegetable based iron for example, the lack of testosterone produced in males on a non red meat diet. There are very few serious athletes who are vegetarian and the ones who are are, are forced to take supplements to counteract the lack of meat on their diet.
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rhino wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 2:32pm:
There are also other indications we were meant to eat meat. The otherwise poor ability to convert vegetable based iron for example, the lack of testosterone produced in males on a non red meat diet. There are very few serious athletes who are vegetarian and the ones who are are, are forced to take supplements to counteract the lack of meat on their diet.


Humans are meant to be athletes now?

That's a new one.

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rhino wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 2:32pm:
There are very few serious athletes who are vegetarian and the ones who are are, are forced to take supplements to counteract the lack of meat on their diet.


Supplements?

You mean like, food other than meat - ie a "vegetarian diet"?

When you think about it, thats a pretty dumb thing to say Rhino.
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Maybe the current fad for veganism is us evolving?

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greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 2:37pm:
rhino wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 2:32pm:
There are also other indications we were meant to eat meat. The otherwise poor ability to convert vegetable based iron for example, the lack of testosterone produced in males on a non red meat diet. There are very few serious athletes who are vegetarian and the ones who are are, are forced to take supplements to counteract the lack of meat on their diet.


Humans are meant to be athletes now?

That's a new one.

Lol


Laugh at yourself Peccar

Yes.... just like the animals you list as carnivores & herbivores ...............

we as omnivores were in the same boat....

it was called "the survival of the fittest".

The strongest survived the weak perished.

So indeed those that made it were athletes of their time.

You're as sharp as a marble.  Roll Eyes
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Reply #100 - Mar 23rd, 2018 at 4:45pm
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:21pm:
Gnads wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:11pm:
freediver wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 12:19pm:
Greg are you afraid to have an opinion on that table because you are afraid to think about what it actually means?

Would it be fair to describe your 'evidence' as idiotic pseudoscience?


Yes Peccar repeatedly claims we are "herbivores".

Yet we have the digital dexterity to make sharp pointed weapons to hunt & kill other herbivores(meat) to eat only as far back as 2 million years.(sarc)

So after eating meat for 2 million years as well as plants ..... we are just natural herbivores. Roll Eyes  Grin

Peccar here's you sign


It's a fact: we are natural herbivores.

However, we are behaviourally omnivores.

Not so hard to understand.



It's a fact
Humans have been eating both meat and vegitable matter for millions of years

Our digestive system is designed to digest both meat and vegitable matter

That makes us OMNIVOROUS NOT VEGITARIAN.

GET IT ?

OMNIVORES


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rhino wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 2:32pm:
There are also other indications we were meant to eat meat. The otherwise poor ability to convert vegetable based iron for example, the lack of testosterone produced in males on a non red meat diet. There are very few serious athletes who are vegetarian and the ones who are are, are forced to take supplements to counteract the lack of meat on their diet.


Humans are meant to be athletes now?

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Lol


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Reply #102 - Mar 23rd, 2018 at 6:46pm
 
Valkie wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 4:45pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:21pm:
Gnads wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 7:11pm:
freediver wrote on Mar 22nd, 2018 at 12:19pm:
Greg are you afraid to have an opinion on that table because you are afraid to think about what it actually means?

Would it be fair to describe your 'evidence' as idiotic pseudoscience?


Yes Peccar repeatedly claims we are "herbivores".

Yet we have the digital dexterity to make sharp pointed weapons to hunt & kill other herbivores(meat) to eat only as far back as 2 million years.(sarc)

So after eating meat for 2 million years as well as plants ..... we are just natural herbivores. Roll Eyes  Grin

Peccar here's you sign


It's a fact: we are natural herbivores.

However, we are behaviourally omnivores.

Not so hard to understand.



It's a fact
Humans have been eating both meat and vegitable matter for millions of years

Our digestive system is designed to digest both meat and vegitable matter

That makes us OMNIVOROUS NOT VEGITARIAN.

GET IT ?

OMNIVORES





Correct.

We are still behaviourally omnivores.

However, we are natural herbivores.
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OMNIVORES

NOT TWITCH, WEAK, AND TERMINALLY ILL VEGANS.

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. Chemically, we lack cellulases or cellulosic symbionts that many herbivores have, and have lots of proteases that carnivores do. But we do have sucrases that let us digest fruits. Humans require vitamin B12 to thrive, which can only come from animal sources or certain bacteria (vegans must supplement their diet). We also require vitamin C, which is present in citrus fruits and organ meat, the latter probably being our evolutionary ancestor's main source.

Interestingly, we have very powerful livers (the detoxification organ) and a very strong ability to smell rot/decay/decomposition relative to other animals. This suggests we may have evolved as scavengers, eating dead (but not too decayed) carcasses killed by other animals. 

Lastly, our closest evolutionary relatives, the chimpanzees, are omnivores. The leading theory as to how humans evolved is that we became long-distance runners and hunted food by running it down until it tired, and that our access to meat and protein enabled our brains to evolve further than otherwise. So meat-eating is in our history as well as our DNA and physiology.   
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Reply #104 - Mar 23rd, 2018 at 6:56pm
 
Valkie wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 6:52pm:
OMNIVORES

NOT TWITCH, WEAK, AND TERMINALLY ILL VEGANS.

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. Chemically, we lack cellulases or cellulosic symbionts that many herbivores have, and have lots of proteases that carnivores do. But we do have sucrases that let us digest fruits. Humans require vitamin B12 to thrive, which can only come from animal sources or certain bacteria (vegans must supplement their diet). We also require vitamin C, which is present in citrus fruits and organ meat, the latter probably being our evolutionary ancestor's main source.

Interestingly, we have very powerful livers (the detoxification organ) and a very strong ability to smell rot/decay/decomposition relative to other animals. This suggests we may have evolved as scavengers, eating dead (but not too decayed) carcasses killed by other animals. 

Lastly, our closest evolutionary relatives, the chimpanzees, are omnivores. The leading theory as to how humans evolved is that we became long-distance runners and hunted food by running it down until it tired, and that our access to meat and protein enabled our brains to evolve further than otherwise. So meat-eating is in our history as well as our DNA and physiology.   



Yep, we're behaviourally omnivores.

No argument from me on that one.

However, we're natural herbivores.
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Reply #105 - Mar 23rd, 2018 at 7:13pm
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 6:56pm:
Valkie wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 6:52pm:
OMNIVORES

NOT TWITCH, WEAK, AND TERMINALLY ILL VEGANS.

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. Chemically, we lack cellulases or cellulosic symbionts that many herbivores have, and have lots of proteases that carnivores do. But we do have sucrases that let us digest fruits. Humans require vitamin B12 to thrive, which can only come from animal sources or certain bacteria (vegans must supplement their diet). We also require vitamin C, which is present in citrus fruits and organ meat, the latter probably being our evolutionary ancestor's main source.

Interestingly, we have very powerful livers (the detoxification organ) and a very strong ability to smell rot/decay/decomposition relative to other animals. This suggests we may have evolved as scavengers, eating dead (but not too decayed) carcasses killed by other animals. 

Lastly, our closest evolutionary relatives, the chimpanzees, are omnivores. The leading theory as to how humans evolved is that we became long-distance runners and hunted food by running it down until it tired, and that our access to meat and protein enabled our brains to evolve further than otherwise. So meat-eating is in our history as well as our DNA and physiology.   



Yep, we're behaviourally omnivores.

No argument from me on that one.

However, we're natural herbivores.


We all came from single cell organisms

Some may say that you never evolved from that point, but not I

Celebrity survive by eating other cells or MEAT

Our great ancestors crawled out of the oceans and ate whatever they could catch, find, kill or inject
OMNIVOROUS

as we evolved we continued this practice and ate what we could find, kill, catch or inject
Our bodies are designed to be OMNIVOROUS

all you keep spouting is total and utter rubbish
Show me any proof in our body structure or history to PROVE that humans have been at any time vegitarian only

I accept your apology

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Reply #106 - Mar 23rd, 2018 at 7:16pm
 
Valkie wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 7:13pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 6:56pm:
Valkie wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 6:52pm:
OMNIVORES

NOT TWITCH, WEAK, AND TERMINALLY ILL VEGANS.

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. Chemically, we lack cellulases or cellulosic symbionts that many herbivores have, and have lots of proteases that carnivores do. But we do have sucrases that let us digest fruits. Humans require vitamin B12 to thrive, which can only come from animal sources or certain bacteria (vegans must supplement their diet). We also require vitamin C, which is present in citrus fruits and organ meat, the latter probably being our evolutionary ancestor's main source.

Interestingly, we have very powerful livers (the detoxification organ) and a very strong ability to smell rot/decay/decomposition relative to other animals. This suggests we may have evolved as scavengers, eating dead (but not too decayed) carcasses killed by other animals. 

Lastly, our closest evolutionary relatives, the chimpanzees, are omnivores. The leading theory as to how humans evolved is that we became long-distance runners and hunted food by running it down until it tired, and that our access to meat and protein enabled our brains to evolve further than otherwise. So meat-eating is in our history as well as our DNA and physiology.   



Yep, we're behaviourally omnivores.

No argument from me on that one.

However, we're natural herbivores.


We all came from single cell organisms

Some may say that you never evolved from that point, but not I

Celebrity survive by eating other cells or MEAT

Our great ancestors crawled out of the oceans and ate whatever they could catch, find, kill or inject
OMNIVOROUS

as we evolved we continued this practice and ate what we could find, kill, catch or inject

Our bodies are designed to be OMNIVOROUS

all you keep spouting is total and utter rubbish
Show me any proof in our body structure or history to PROVE that humans have been at any time vegitarian only

I accept your apology

Just as I accept your acceptance that the Islamic CULT and its followers are asses.


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Actually, our bodies are designed to be herbivorous.

We certainly do behave as omnivores, though.

No doubts about that.

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Reply #107 - Mar 23rd, 2018 at 10:36pm
 
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There are also other indications we were meant to eat meat. The otherwise poor ability to convert vegetable based iron for example, the lack of testosterone produced in males on a non red meat diet. There are very few serious athletes who are vegetarian and the ones who are are, are forced to take supplements to counteract the lack of meat on their diet.


Humans are meant to be athletes now?

That's a new one.

Lol
Perhaps a new one to you, but not to science or anthropology in particular. Our evolutionary history is built on moving all day long, walking and running, throwing spears, etc. Sedentary living is relatively new to humans.
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Reply #108 - Mar 23rd, 2018 at 10:40pm
 
rhino wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 10:36pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 2:37pm:
rhino wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 2:32pm:
There are also other indications we were meant to eat meat. The otherwise poor ability to convert vegetable based iron for example, the lack of testosterone produced in males on a non red meat diet. There are very few serious athletes who are vegetarian and the ones who are are, are forced to take supplements to counteract the lack of meat on their diet.


Humans are meant to be athletes now?

That's a new one.

Lol
Perhaps a new one to you, but not to science or anthropology in particular. Our evolutionary history is built on moving all day long, walking and running, throwing spears, etc. Sedentary living is relatively new to humans.


We can outrun any of our prey, not in speed but endurance. We sweat to keep us cool for long distance running, we use only two legs to run, less energy use. We are built as endurance runners to run our prey down.

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rhino wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 2:32pm:
There are very few serious athletes who are vegetarian and the ones who are are, are forced to take supplements to counteract the lack of meat on their diet.


Supplements?

You mean like, food other than meat - ie a "vegetarian diet"?
No, I mean supplements that replace b vitamins , zinc and testosterone inducing supplements.

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Reply #110 - Mar 23rd, 2018 at 10:43pm
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 7:16pm:

Actually, our bodies are designed to be herbivorous.

We certainly do behave as omnivores, though.

No doubts about that.

No. Our bodies have evolved to be omnivorous. They havent been designed to be anything , unless you believe in creationist theory.
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Our forward facing eyes are the eyes of a predator, not a grass eating herbivore that needs to look out for predators like us all around it.

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Reply #112 - Mar 23rd, 2018 at 11:02pm
 
freediver wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 12:24pm:
Greg why did you post a table as evidence that excludes omnivores, eats meat, and eats plants? Were you just giving an example of the idiotic pseudoscience the op was criticising?


Greg? Do you realise that reposting the same idiotic pseudoscience is not the same as thinking for yourself? Why are you so afraid of your own opinion?
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freediver wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 12:24pm:
Greg why did you post a table as evidence that excludes omnivores, eats meat, and eats plants? Were you just giving an example of the idiotic pseudoscience the op was criticising?


Greg? Do you realise that reposting the same idiotic pseudoscience is not the same as thinking for yourself?


I think his point in reposting it is that the third column(yellow) is titled omnivores.
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I wouldn't want to speculate on what goes on on the mind of a vegan pseudo scientist.
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Reply #115 - Mar 23rd, 2018 at 11:09pm
 
freediver wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 11:07pm:
I wouldn't want to speculate on what goes on on the mind of a vegan pseudo scientist.


We are obviously built as predators, as what I have posted above shows, the next clue is our brain, you don't need to be smart to nibble grass, you do to hunt.
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Another point that Greg doesn't like to mention is that we eat meat. Somewhat atypical for a herbivore.
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Reply #117 - Mar 23rd, 2018 at 11:17pm
 
freediver wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 11:12pm:
Another point that Greg doesn't like to mention is that we eat meat. Somewhat atypical for a herbivore.


One thing that I like about being an omnivore rather than a carnivore is we don't have to eat the stomachs and intestines of our prey to get the nutrients we need, digested vegetation.
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It's also a ciguatera risk.
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Pre-Homo Agastus were strictly 'herbivorous',
but that was a hell of a long time ago.

North Koreans eat 'grass' now - they aren't doing to well on it though. Would need to eat like a Panda (all day) to get any nutritional value (definitely not use up that energy, unlike a Koala).

Most 'modern' Humans don't eat meat or plants these days anyway. Most people in the 'civilised advanced' cultures eat ...PLASTICS.  Cheesy Grin

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Valkie wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 6:52pm:
OMNIVORES

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. Chemically, we lack cellulases or cellulosic symbionts that many herbivores have, and have lots of proteases that carnivores do. But we do have sucrases that let us digest fruits. Humans require vitamin B12 to thrive, which can only come from animal sources or certain bacteria (vegans must supplement their diet). We also require vitamin C, which is present in citrus fruits and organ meat, the latter probably being our evolutionary ancestor's main source.

Interestingly, we have very powerful livers (the detoxification organ) and a very strong ability to smell rot/decay/decomposition relative to other animals. This suggests we may have evolved as scavengers, eating dead (but not too decayed) carcasses killed by other animals. 

Lastly, our closest evolutionary relatives, the chimpanzees, are omnivores. The leading theory as to how humans evolved is that we became long-distance runners and hunted food by running it down until it tired, and that our access to meat and protein enabled our brains to evolve further than otherwise. So meat-eating is in our history as well as our DNA and physiology.   


Nobody is saying naturally vegan. Vegans are something else entirely.

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Reply #121 - Mar 24th, 2018 at 7:40am
 
We all know gweggymitty is never wrong, at least in his own small closed and somewhat twisted mind.

But no matter what this troll says

Humans are and have been omniverious for millions of years

This makes us OMNIVOROUS

Indeed no further need to continue the stupid argument with a troll that produces ZERO. Evidence otherwise
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Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 5:49am:
Valkie wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 6:52pm:
OMNIVORES

NOT TWITCH, WEAK, AND TERMINALLY ILL VEGANS.

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. Chemically, we lack cellulases or cellulosic symbionts that many herbivores have, and have lots of proteases that carnivores do. But we do have sucrases that let us digest fruits. Humans require vitamin B12 to thrive, which can only come from animal sources or certain bacteria (vegans must supplement their diet). We also require vitamin C, which is present in citrus fruits and organ meat, the latter probably being our evolutionary ancestor's main source.

Interestingly, we have very powerful livers (the detoxification organ) and a very strong ability to smell rot/decay/decomposition relative to other animals. This suggests we may have evolved as scavengers, eating dead (but not too decayed) carcasses killed by other animals. 

Lastly, our closest evolutionary relatives, the chimpanzees, are omnivores. The leading theory as to how humans evolved is that we became long-distance runners and hunted food by running it down until it tired, and that our access to meat and protein enabled our brains to evolve further than otherwise. So meat-eating is in our history as well as our DNA and physiology.   


Nobody is saying naturally vegan. Vegans are something else entirely.

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So what are they saying? We naturally eat eggs, milk and cheese, but not meat?

Or is your point that Greg is afraid to say anything at all?
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Reply #123 - Mar 24th, 2018 at 9:48am
 
Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 5:49am:
Valkie wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 6:52pm:
OMNIVORES

NOT TWITCH, WEAK, AND TERMINALLY ILL VEGANS.

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. Chemically, we lack cellulases or cellulosic symbionts that many herbivores have, and have lots of proteases that carnivores do. But we do have sucrases that let us digest fruits. Humans require vitamin B12 to thrive, which can only come from animal sources or certain bacteria (vegans must supplement their diet). We also require vitamin C, which is present in citrus fruits and organ meat, the latter probably being our evolutionary ancestor's main source.

Interestingly, we have very powerful livers (the detoxification organ) and a very strong ability to smell rot/decay/decomposition relative to other animals. This suggests we may have evolved as scavengers, eating dead (but not too decayed) carcasses killed by other animals. 

Lastly, our closest evolutionary relatives, the chimpanzees, are omnivores. The leading theory as to how humans evolved is that we became long-distance runners and hunted food by running it down until it tired, and that our access to meat and protein enabled our brains to evolve further than otherwise. So meat-eating is in our history as well as our DNA and physiology.   


Nobody is saying naturally vegan. Vegans are something else entirely.

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Spot on, Spot.

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freediver wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 11:02pm:
freediver wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 12:24pm:
Greg why did you post a table as evidence that excludes omnivores, eats meat, and eats plants? Were you just giving an example of the idiotic pseudoscience the op was criticising?


Greg? Do you realise that reposting the same idiotic pseudoscience is not the same as thinking for yourself? Why are you so afraid of your own opinion?


Greg are you brave enough to talk about the evidence you have posted yet? Or was Spot correct that the best you can do is refrain from saying particularly stupid things?
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Reply #125 - Mar 24th, 2018 at 10:20am
 
freediver wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 10:16am:
freediver wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 11:02pm:
freediver wrote on Mar 23rd, 2018 at 12:24pm:
Greg why did you post a table as evidence that excludes omnivores, eats meat, and eats plants? Were you just giving an example of the idiotic pseudoscience the op was criticising?


Greg? Do you realise that reposting the same idiotic pseudoscience is not the same as thinking for yourself? Why are you so afraid of your own opinion?


Greg are you brave enough to talk about the evidence you have posted yet? Or was Spot correct that the best you can do is refrain from saying particularly stupid things?

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Reply #126 - Mar 24th, 2018 at 10:26am
 
Greg, can you answer the question? Do you understand what you are posting? Would it be fair to describe your 'evidence' as idiotic pseudoscience? Are you afraid to have an opinion on that table because you are afraid to think about what it actually means?

The willingness of the anti-meat mob to parrot whatever propaganda they can find, no matter how tedious or stupid, and no matter their ability to understand or even attempt to explain it, is a pretty good example of the the point being made in the OP. Thanks Greg.
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Most non meat eating body builders look like this now btw- I believe we are naturally omnivores- leaning left toward whole raw foods
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Reply #128 - Mar 24th, 2018 at 11:33am
 
All peoples living a natural, pre-agricultural lifestyle ate a significant amount of meat. The Inuit are an extreme case - they naturally ate a diet that was mostly meat. I am not aware of any cases of people in such circumstances eating a naturally vegetarian diet. I suspect that is why Greg's table of 'evidence' left out things like eating meat and eating plants as relevant evidence for whether an animal is a herbivore, carnivore or omnivore. He even started with a version that left out Omnivores, perhaps to reinforce the 'idiotic pseudoscience' label. I am not sure how many different versions of the table he is able to produce, and he is incapable of explaining anything about it.
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Reply #129 - Mar 24th, 2018 at 11:41am
 
freediver wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 11:33am:
All peoples living a natural, pre-agricultural lifestyle ate a significant amount of meat. The Inuit are an extreme case - they naturally ate a diet that was mostly meat. I am not aware of any cases of people in such circumstances eating a naturally vegetarian diet. I suspect that is why Greg's table of 'evidence' left out things like eating meat and eating plants as relevant evidence for whether an animal is a herbivore, carnivore or omnivore. He even started with a version that left out Omnivores, perhaps to reinforce the 'idiotic pseudoscience' label. I am not sure how many different versions of the table he is able to produce, and he is incapable of explaining anything about it.


Im not sure which island it was - maybe thursday? - the tribes cant digest meat. its too heavy for them.

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Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 11:41am:
freediver wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 11:33am:
All peoples living a natural, pre-agricultural lifestyle ate a significant amount of meat. The Inuit are an extreme case - they naturally ate a diet that was mostly meat. I am not aware of any cases of people in such circumstances eating a naturally vegetarian diet. I suspect that is why Greg's table of 'evidence' left out things like eating meat and eating plants as relevant evidence for whether an animal is a herbivore, carnivore or omnivore. He even started with a version that left out Omnivores, perhaps to reinforce the 'idiotic pseudoscience' label. I am not sure how many different versions of the table he is able to produce, and he is incapable of explaining anything about it.


Im not sure which island it was - maybe thursday? - the tribes cant digest meat. its too heavy for them.

Spot


Spot on, Spot.

Meat is certainly not the most ideal food for our digestive system.

Carnivores have short intestinal tracts that allow the meat to pass quickly through their digestive system.

Humans, however, have intestinal tracts which are much longer, just like those of plant-eaters.

This gives the body more time to break down fibre and absorb the nutrients from plant-based foods.

It's quite obvious, then, that we are biologically herbivorous.

Behaviourally, though, we are omnivorous.



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Oh look, Greg is afraid to have an opinion, but still feels compelled to post.

Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 11:41am:
freediver wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 11:33am:
All peoples living a natural, pre-agricultural lifestyle ate a significant amount of meat. The Inuit are an extreme case - they naturally ate a diet that was mostly meat. I am not aware of any cases of people in such circumstances eating a naturally vegetarian diet. I suspect that is why Greg's table of 'evidence' left out things like eating meat and eating plants as relevant evidence for whether an animal is a herbivore, carnivore or omnivore. He even started with a version that left out Omnivores, perhaps to reinforce the 'idiotic pseudoscience' label. I am not sure how many different versions of the table he is able to produce, and he is incapable of explaining anything about it.


Im not sure which island it was - maybe thursday? - the tribes cant digest meat. its too heavy for them.

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greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 12:00pm:
Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 11:41am:
freediver wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 11:33am:
All peoples living a natural, pre-agricultural lifestyle ate a significant amount of meat. The Inuit are an extreme case - they naturally ate a diet that was mostly meat. I am not aware of any cases of people in such circumstances eating a naturally vegetarian diet. I suspect that is why Greg's table of 'evidence' left out things like eating meat and eating plants as relevant evidence for whether an animal is a herbivore, carnivore or omnivore. He even started with a version that left out Omnivores, perhaps to reinforce the 'idiotic pseudoscience' label. I am not sure how many different versions of the table he is able to produce, and he is incapable of explaining anything about it.


Im not sure which island it was - maybe thursday? - the tribes cant digest meat. its too heavy for them.

Spot


Spot on, Spot.

Meat is certainly not the most ideal food for our digestive system.

Carnivores have short intestinal tracts that allow the meat to pass quickly through their digestive system.

Humans, however, have intestinal tracts which are much longer, just like those of plant-eaters.

This gives the body more time to break down fibre and absorb the nutrients from plant-based foods.

It's quite obvious, then, that we are biologically herbivorous.

Behaviourally, though, we are omnivorous.





I've met an Indian yoga guru. He's Hindu, a Brahmin, and he started a charity that takes sick cows off the street. He's a monk in an order that swears off meat, fish and eggs. He's a vegan by choice.

And yet, he acknowledges the role meat has played in the evolution of humans. He points to his canine teeth when stating this. He sees meat-eating as part of our genetic make-up.

He sees food as a personal choice, but makes a personal stance against eating any animal product.
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Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 11:41am:
freediver wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 11:33am:
All peoples living a natural, pre-agricultural lifestyle ate a significant amount of meat. The Inuit are an extreme case - they naturally ate a diet that was mostly meat. I am not aware of any cases of people in such circumstances eating a naturally vegetarian diet. I suspect that is why Greg's table of 'evidence' left out things like eating meat and eating plants as relevant evidence for whether an animal is a herbivore, carnivore or omnivore. He even started with a version that left out Omnivores, perhaps to reinforce the 'idiotic pseudoscience' label. I am not sure how many different versions of the table he is able to produce, and he is incapable of explaining anything about it.


Im not sure which island it was - maybe thursday? - the tribes cant digest meat. its too heavy for them.

Spot


Spot on, Spot.

It's a scientific fact that our digestive system is not ideally suited to a meat diet.

However, there are many people out there who don't believe in science - they believe in the Bible, instead.

Now, I don't mid thumbing through the pages of the good book every now and then, and I can't help but think of this particular passage when discussing this subject:

Then God said, "I give you every seed-bearing plant on the face of the whole earth and every tree that has fruit with seed in it.

"They will be yours for food.

"And to all the beasts of the earth and all the birds of the air and all the creatures that move on the ground—everything that has the breath of life in it—I give every green plant for food.
" And it was so.

He (she?) went on to say:

“Everything that lives and moves will be food for you.

"Just as I gave you the green plants, I now give you everything.

"But you must not eat meat that has its lifeblood still in it.”


So, it makes no difference what one believes - science or God (fiction) - humans are natural herbivores.



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Greg are you brave enough to talk about the evidence you have posted yet? Or was Spot correct that the best you can do is refrain from saying particularly stupid things? Do you realise that reposting the same idiotic pseudoscience is not the same as thinking for yourself? Why are you so afraid of your own opinion?

Why did you post a table as evidence that excludes omnivores, eats meat, and eats plants? Were you just giving an example of the idiotic pseudoscience the OP was criticising? And how many different versions of the table do you have? Also, can you tell us which of those are evidence that we have opposable thumbs, or that we use tools rather than our mouths to dismember prey, or that we use fire to cook food and make it more digestible - rather than being evidence of our diet?

Greg, can you answer the question? Do you understand what you are posting? Would it be fair to describe your 'evidence' as idiotic pseudoscience? Are you afraid to have an opinion on that table because you are afraid to think about what it actually means? Why did you offer to go through the evidence bit by bit, then run away as soon as you were taken up on the offer?

The willingness of the anti-meat mob to parrot whatever propaganda they can find, no matter how tedious or stupid, and no matter their ability to understand or even attempt to explain it, is a pretty good example of the the point being made in the OP. Thanks Greg.

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freediver wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 12:59pm:
Oh look, Greg is afraid to have an opinion, but still feels compelled to post.

Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 11:41am:
freediver wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 11:33am:
All peoples living a natural, pre-agricultural lifestyle ate a significant amount of meat. The Inuit are an extreme case - they naturally ate a diet that was mostly meat. I am not aware of any cases of people in such circumstances eating a naturally vegetarian diet. I suspect that is why Greg's table of 'evidence' left out things like eating meat and eating plants as relevant evidence for whether an animal is a herbivore, carnivore or omnivore. He even started with a version that left out Omnivores, perhaps to reinforce the 'idiotic pseudoscience' label. I am not sure how many different versions of the table he is able to produce, and he is incapable of explaining anything about it.


Im not sure which island it was - maybe thursday? - the tribes cant digest meat. its too heavy for them.

Spot


I call bullshit.


I might have to retract that because i cant remember where i read it. From what i remember though they could eat fish and grubs and stuff just not the big things like kangaroo and cow.

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freediver wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 1:37pm:
Greg are you brave enough to talk about the evidence you have posted yet? Or was Spot correct that the best you can do is refrain from saying particularly stupid things? Do you realise that reposting the same idiotic pseudoscience is not the same as thinking for yourself? Why are you so afraid of your own opinion?

Why did you post a table as evidence that excludes omnivores, eats meat, and eats plants? Were you just giving an example of the idiotic pseudoscience the OP was criticising? And how many different versions of the table do you have? Also, can you tell us which of those are evidence that we have opposable thumbs, or that we use tools rather than our mouths to dismember prey, or that we use fire to cook food and make it more digestible - rather than being evidence of our diet?

Greg, can you answer the question? Do you understand what you are posting? Would it be fair to describe your 'evidence' as idiotic pseudoscience? Are you afraid to have an opinion on that table because you are afraid to think about what it actually means? Why did you offer to go through the evidence bit by bit, then run away as soon as you were taken up on the offer?

The willingness of the anti-meat mob to parrot whatever propaganda they can find, no matter how tedious or stupid, and no matter their ability to understand or even attempt to explain it, is a pretty good example of the the point being made in the OP. Thanks Greg.

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Pretty sure I didnt say that

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Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 1:50pm:
freediver wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 1:37pm:
Greg are you brave enough to talk about the evidence you have posted yet? Or was Spot correct that the best you can do is refrain from saying particularly stupid things? Do you realise that reposting the same idiotic pseudoscience is not the same as thinking for yourself? Why are you so afraid of your own opinion?

Why did you post a table as evidence that excludes omnivores, eats meat, and eats plants? Were you just giving an example of the idiotic pseudoscience the OP was criticising? And how many different versions of the table do you have? Also, can you tell us which of those are evidence that we have opposable thumbs, or that we use tools rather than our mouths to dismember prey, or that we use fire to cook food and make it more digestible - rather than being evidence of our diet?

Greg, can you answer the question? Do you understand what you are posting? Would it be fair to describe your 'evidence' as idiotic pseudoscience? Are you afraid to have an opinion on that table because you are afraid to think about what it actually means? Why did you offer to go through the evidence bit by bit, then run away as soon as you were taken up on the offer?

The willingness of the anti-meat mob to parrot whatever propaganda they can find, no matter how tedious or stupid, and no matter their ability to understand or even attempt to explain it, is a pretty good example of the the point being made in the OP. Thanks Greg.

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Pretty sure I didnt say that

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Happens a lot here, Spot.

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Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 1:48pm:
freediver wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 12:59pm:
Oh look, Greg is afraid to have an opinion, but still feels compelled to post.

Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 11:41am:
freediver wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 11:33am:
All peoples living a natural, pre-agricultural lifestyle ate a significant amount of meat. The Inuit are an extreme case - they naturally ate a diet that was mostly meat. I am not aware of any cases of people in such circumstances eating a naturally vegetarian diet. I suspect that is why Greg's table of 'evidence' left out things like eating meat and eating plants as relevant evidence for whether an animal is a herbivore, carnivore or omnivore. He even started with a version that left out Omnivores, perhaps to reinforce the 'idiotic pseudoscience' label. I am not sure how many different versions of the table he is able to produce, and he is incapable of explaining anything about it.


Im not sure which island it was - maybe thursday? - the tribes cant digest meat. its too heavy for them.

Spot


I call bullshit.


I might have to retract that because i cant remember where i read it. From what i remember though they could eat fish and grubs and stuff just not the big things like kangaroo and cow.

Spot


Perhaps their jaws were not built strong enough to dismember the cows and rip the flesh from the bones. And their stomachs were not long enough to digest the raw skin and hooves. Greg should be able to fill us in on the details.

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Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 11:41am:
freediver wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 11:33am:
All peoples living a natural, pre-agricultural lifestyle ate a significant amount of meat. The Inuit are an extreme case - they naturally ate a diet that was mostly meat. I am not aware of any cases of people in such circumstances eating a naturally vegetarian diet. I suspect that is why Greg's table of 'evidence' left out things like eating meat and eating plants as relevant evidence for whether an animal is a herbivore, carnivore or omnivore. He even started with a version that left out Omnivores, perhaps to reinforce the 'idiotic pseudoscience' label. I am not sure how many different versions of the table he is able to produce, and he is incapable of explaining anything about it.


Im not sure which island it was - maybe thursday? - the tribes cant digest meat. its too heavy for them.

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greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 12:52pm:
Valkie wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 12:46pm:
Sad little troll peccamitty

Don't know when to just shut up and give in.

This it typical of trolls

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Off-topic, personal abuse.

Meanwhile...

Carnivores have short intestinal tracts that allow the meat to pass quickly through their digestive system.
Fact


Humans, however, have intestinal tracts which are much longer, just like those of plant-eaters.
Fact


This gives the body more time to break down fibre and absorb the nutrients from plant-based foods. 
Fact


It's quite obvious, then, that we are biologically herbivorous.

Behaviourally, though, we are omnivorous.


We are in the middle .... stop the bullshyte.
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Gnads wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 6:08pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 12:52pm:
Valkie wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 12:46pm:
Sad little troll peccamitty

Don't know when to just shut up and give in.

This it typical of trolls

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Off-topic, personal abuse.

Meanwhile...

Carnivores have short intestinal tracts that allow the meat to pass quickly through their digestive system.
Fact


Humans, however, have intestinal tracts which are much longer, just like those of plant-eaters.
Fact


This gives the body more time to break down fibre and absorb the nutrients from plant-based foods. 
Fact


It's quite obvious, then, that we are biologically herbivorous.

Behaviourally, though, we are omnivorous.


We are in the middle .... stop the bullshyte.


Sure, I'd go with that.

Moreover, we don't need meat to be healthy.

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Are you brave enough to tell us what you think yet Greggery?


Not yet.

I need a few more bean sprouts to build up my strength.

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Not yet.

I need a few more bean sprouts to build up my strength.



No worries. You come back when you've had your meal and FD can ask you again.

He's disappeared for a bit. I think he's brushing up on his answering skills.
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Mattyfisk wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 6:27pm:
Are you brave enough to tell us what you think yet Greggery?


Not yet.

I need a few more bean sprouts to build up my strength.



No worries. You come back when you've had your meal and FD can ask you again.

He's disappeared for a bit. I think he's brushing up on his answering skills.


Okay.

I'm preparing a jellyfish salad for dinner.



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greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 6:31pm:
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Are you brave enough to tell us what you think yet Greggery?


Not yet.

I need a few more bean sprouts to build up my strength.



No worries. You come back when you've had your meal and FD can ask you again.

He's disappeared for a bit. I think he's brushing up on his answering skills.


Okay.

I'm preparing a jellyfish salad for dinner.





Good. You should be able to answer FD's next question:

What sound does a jellyfish make?
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Mattyfisk wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 6:37pm:
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Are you brave enough to tell us what you think yet Greggery?


Not yet.

I need a few more bean sprouts to build up my strength.



No worries. You come back when you've had your meal and FD can ask you again.

He's disappeared for a bit. I think he's brushing up on his answering skills.


Okay.

I'm preparing a jellyfish salad for dinner.





Good. You should be able to answer FD's next question:

What sound does a jellyfish make?


In the case of cooking, probably the same sound a pig makes. TzSsss.

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No, she's only 11. I'm not a filthy packi like you.


What makes you think he was talking of the 11yo?


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No, she's only 11. I'm not a filthy packi like you.


We, sir, do not marry our daughters to a Jew.

We have principles, isn't it.
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We're curious.


No, she's only 11. I'm not a filthy packi like you.


What makes you think he was talking of the 11yo?


Well the boy is 1 but I guess I could sell him to Saudi camel racers like Pakis do.


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Would you let your daughter marry a Jew, Gordon?

We're curious.


No, she's only 11. I'm not a filthy packi like you.


What makes you think he was talking of the 11yo?


Well the boy is 1 but I guess I could sell him to Saudi camel racers like Pakis do.


Boy dancer? Bacha bazi?


Children are often favored as jockeys because of their light weight. It has been reported that thousands of children (some reported as young as 2 years old) are trafficked from countries such as Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Iran, Pakistan, and Sudan for use as jockeys for camel racing industry in Arab States of the Persian Gulf.[1] Estimates range of 5,000 – 40,000 child camel jockeys in the Persian Gulf region.[2][3]
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Are all cultures the same?
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Gordon wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 9:35pm:
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Never. But then I'm a culturalist.

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Humans were not 'designed' to eat meat,
especially like a predator.

GP is right in this.

But we made the Spear our Claw
The Knife our sharp teeth.
The shield our armour, etc.

We also had to learn to 'cook' meat, before eating it.

Maybe earlier Hominids could digest dead animal meat from 'fires' that killed (and cooked) them?
Not long after these Hominids learnt to make 'fire' themselves.

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Apparently our teeth are designed to give us omnivore capacity...
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Mattyfisk wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 7:59pm:
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We're curious.


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Reply #165 - Mar 25th, 2018 at 10:51am
 
Valkie wrote on Mar 25th, 2018 at 7:46am:
Mattyfisk wrote on Mar 24th, 2018 at 7:59pm:
Would you let your daughter marry a Jew, Gordon?

We're curious.


Better a new than a muzzo terrorist

But it's a moot point

Obviously muzzos prefer faceless goats


Matty avoided the question too.

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Reply #166 - Mar 25th, 2018 at 11:01am
 
Jasin wrote on Mar 25th, 2018 at 1:39am:
Humans were not 'designed' to eat meat,
especially like a predator.

GP is right in this.

But we made the Spear our Claw
The Knife our sharp teeth.
The shield our armour, etc.

We also had to learn to 'cook' meat, before eating it.

Maybe earlier Hominids could digest dead animal meat from 'fires' that killed (and cooked) them?
Not long after these Hominids learnt to make 'fire' themselves.

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Indeed.

What other animal cooks its food?

Our digestive system isn't "designed" to eat meat, so the cooking does some of the digestive work for us.

More proof that humans are natural herbivores.

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Reply #167 - Mar 25th, 2018 at 1:48pm
 
It's not designed to eat a lot of the vegetables we eat raw either. It is designed to eat them cooked, because our bodies have evolved to the use of fire in cooking, the same way we have evolved to use opposable thumbs and tools to dismember prey.

Or does greggy use his snout to dig up potatoes?


Greg are you brave enough to talk about the evidence you have posted yet? Or was Spot correct that the best you can do is refrain from saying particularly stupid things? Do you realise that reposting the same idiotic pseudoscience is not the same as thinking for yourself? Why are you so afraid of your own opinion?

Why did you post a table as evidence that excludes omnivores, eats meat, and eats plants? Were you just giving an example of the idiotic pseudoscience the OP was criticising? And how many different versions of the table do you have? Also, can you tell us which of those are evidence that we have opposable thumbs, or that we use tools rather than our mouths to dismember prey, or that we use fire to cook food and make it more digestible - rather than being evidence of our diet?

Greg, can you answer the question? Do you understand what you are posting? Would it be fair to describe your 'evidence' as idiotic pseudoscience? Are you afraid to have an opinion on that table because you are afraid to think about what it actually means? Why did you offer to go through the evidence bit by bit, then run away as soon as you were taken up on the offer?

The willingness of the anti-meat mob to parrot whatever propaganda they can find, no matter how tedious or stupid, and no matter their ability to understand or even attempt to explain it, is a pretty good example of the the point being made in the OP. Thanks Greg.

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In the Animal Kingdom.
The Predator always 'ruled' the Prey.
The Carnivore always ruled the Herbivore.

In the Human Kingdom.
The Prey 'exploit' the Predator.
The Vegan exploits the Vampire.

GP has shown his superior intellect over FD.
Proof that Vegan minds are more adept at challenges than that of hard-core meat eating Humans.
Anyone that leans towards the sun, like a plant - compared to the meat eaters of the 'Night'...
Did you love that movie "I am Legend": Token Black man of the Daylight surviving carnivorous Whiteys of the dark and night.  Grin
A lot of Africans were 'naturally' 90% Vegans. Hence why a lot of 'wild-life' managed to survive, unlike in other regions.
Africans enjoy the 'sun' better than the Whities who fly flags of the dark night with 'stars' on them.
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Jasin wrote on Mar 25th, 2018 at 2:00pm:
In the Animal Kingdom.
The Predator always 'ruled' the Prey.
The Carnivore always ruled the Herbivore.

In the Human Kingdom.
The Prey 'exploit' the Predator.
The Vegan exploits the Vampire.

GP has shown his superior intellect over FD.
Proof that Vegan minds are more adept at challenges than that of hard-core meat eating Humans.
Anyone that leans towards the sun, like a plant - compared to the meat eaters of the 'Night'...
Did you love that movie "I am Legend": Token Black man of the Daylight surviving carnivorous Whiteys of the dark and night.  Grin
A lot of Africans were 'naturally' 90% Vegans. Hence why a lot of 'wild-life' managed to survive, unlike in other regions.
Africans enjoy the 'sun' better than the Whities who fly flags of the dark night with 'stars' on them.
Evil Whities.  Cheesy


So who is eating all the animals supplied by the illegal Bush Meat trade?

I think you'll find they're all black africans.
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A good read on diet and animals is "A diet for a new America" by John Robbins, heir to the Baskins and Robbins ice cream establishment.
I read it about 15yrs ago and it turns you off meat.
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Reply #171 - Mar 28th, 2018 at 2:57pm
 
Captain Caveman wrote on Mar 28th, 2018 at 2:50pm:
A good read on diet and animals is "A diet for a new America" by John Robbins, heir to the Baskins and Robbins ice cream establishment.
I read it about 15yrs ago and it turns you off meat.


It does sound like a good read.

"From John Robbins, a new edition of the classic that awakened the conscience of a nation. Since the 1987 publication of Diet for a New America, beef consumption in the United States has fallen a remarkable 19%. While many forces are contributing to this dramatic shift in our habits, Diet for a New America is considered to be one of the most important. Diet for a New America is a startling examination of the food we currently buy and eat in the United States, and the astounding moral, economic, and emotional price we pay for it.

"In Section I, John Robbins takes an extraordinary look at our dependence on animals for food and the inhumane conditions under which these animals are raised. It becomes clear that the price we pay for our eating habits is measured in the suffering of animals, a suffering so extreme and needless that it disrupts our very place in the web of life.

"Section II challenges the belief that consuming meat is a requirement for health by pointing our the vastly increased rate of disease caused by pesticides, hormones, additives, and other chemicals now a routine part of our food production. The author shows us that the high health risk is unnecessary, and that the production, preparation, and consumption of food can once again be a healthy process.

"In Section III, Robbins looks at the global implications of a meat-based diet and concludes that the consumption of the resources necessary to produce meat is a major factor in our ecological crisis.

"Diet for a New America is the single most eloquent argument for a vegetarian lifestyle ever published. Eloquently, evocatively, and entertainingly written, it is a cant put down book guaranteed to amaze, infuriate, but ultimately educate and empower the reader. A pivotal book nominated for the Pulitzer Prize for Non-Fiction in 1987."


https://www.bookdepository.com/Diet-for-New-America-John-Robbins/9781932073546
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Reply #172 - Mar 28th, 2018 at 8:29pm
 
Does Pecca use his snout to dig up potatoes? Please use your table to work through the evidence.
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Reply #173 - Mar 28th, 2018 at 8:33pm
 
greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 28th, 2018 at 2:57pm:
Captain Caveman wrote on Mar 28th, 2018 at 2:50pm:
A good read on diet and animals is "A diet for a new America" by John Robbins, heir to the Baskins and Robbins ice cream establishment.
I read it about 15yrs ago and it turns you off meat.


It does sound like a good read.

"From John Robbins, a new edition of the classic that awakened the conscience of a nation. Since the 1987 publication of Diet for a New America, beef consumption in the United States has fallen a remarkable 19%. While many forces are contributing to this dramatic shift in our habits, Diet for a New America is considered to be one of the most important. Diet for a New America is a startling examination of the food we currently buy and eat in the United States, and the astounding moral, economic, and emotional price we pay for it.

"In Section I, John Robbins takes an extraordinary look at our dependence on animals for food and the inhumane conditions under which these animals are raised. It becomes clear that the price we pay for our eating habits is measured in the suffering of animals, a suffering so extreme and needless that it disrupts our very place in the web of life.

"Section II challenges the belief that consuming meat is a requirement for health by pointing our the vastly increased rate of disease caused by pesticides, hormones, additives, and other chemicals now a routine part of our food production. The author shows us that the high health risk is unnecessary, and that the production, preparation, and consumption of food can once again be a healthy process.

"In Section III, Robbins looks at the global implications of a meat-based diet and concludes that the consumption of the resources necessary to produce meat is a major factor in our ecological crisis.

"Diet for a New America is the single most eloquent argument for a vegetarian lifestyle ever published. Eloquently, evocatively, and entertainingly written, it is a cant put down book guaranteed to amaze, infuriate, but ultimately educate and empower the reader. A pivotal book nominated for the Pulitzer Prize for Non-Fiction in 1987."


https://www.bookdepository.com/Diet-for-New-America-John-Robbins/9781932073546


Hmm, I wonder, do vegetables come under the same scrutiny for pesticides, additives and other chemicals?

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Reply #174 - Mar 28th, 2018 at 9:19pm
 
Gnads wrote on Mar 28th, 2018 at 1:16pm:
Jasin wrote on Mar 25th, 2018 at 2:00pm:
In the Animal Kingdom.
The Predator always 'ruled' the Prey.
The Carnivore always ruled the Herbivore.

In the Human Kingdom.
The Prey 'exploit' the Predator.
The Vegan exploits the Vampire.

GP has shown his superior intellect over FD.
Proof that Vegan minds are more adept at challenges than that of hard-core meat eating Humans.
Anyone that leans towards the sun, like a plant - compared to the meat eaters of the 'Night'...
Did you love that movie "I am Legend": Token Black man of the Daylight surviving carnivorous Whiteys of the dark and night.  Grin
A lot of Africans were 'naturally' 90% Vegans. Hence why a lot of 'wild-life' managed to survive, unlike in other regions.
Africans enjoy the 'sun' better than the Whities who fly flags of the dark night with 'stars' on them.
Evil Whities.  Cheesy


So who is eating all the animals supplied by the illegal Bush Meat trade?

I think you'll find they're all black africans.


You're right ...now. They also eat KFC & Maccas, along with 'Processed' Foods doused with chemicals.
Hardly any animals left in Zimbabwe. All gone, sold, eaten. Only the rich have 'farms'. Another example of 'over-population' (sexual ill-discipline).

But before, they were 'traditionally' very Vegan.
Go to African Restaurants (like Freddos at Goulbourn) and you will find they the meat Africans ate were mostly Goat and Cattle ...never much 'wild' animals in their traditional plates. Only a minority of Bantu Tribes 'Hunted' (San were totally 'hunter/gatherer') & Gathered, most 'FARMED'.
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