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Lots of people say they'll "starve" on 1500 calories a day, too, lol.

Don't know about the reputability, per se, but getting it's a cinch. Could also just ask an older bro to kick you down a couple of pills.

We live in a society where eating meat is the baseline, the status quo. Of course you don't "care if you're bombarded with commercials focused on eating non-meat options," because the meat is already on the table. It's like saying you don't have a problem with black history month, because you know it's always going

Type "viagra" into Google and you'll find it in ten seconds. Order 6 pills, or whatever's the minimum. Get the small dose, and take HALF when you think you're on the runway.

Say what now?

*karate chops it in two*

"Also, he literally said that omnivores need to die."I don't think you know what the word literally means.

Yes, but "Meat Is Killing" lacks the alliterative pop.

People who understand how subject/verb agreement works?

I'm certainly not furious, I'm having fun with it, but you suggested that both sides should shut the fuck up. If vegetarians shut the fuck up, you'd still have a droning litany of pro-meat propaganda piping into your mind all day long. Put simply, it's a false comparison to suggest that vegetarians and meat-eaters

I was invited to a work dinner at a partner's house, and though she didn't ask, I alerted her to the fact that me and my girl are vegetarians. She responded, no lie, "Well, we're serving lamb, but there will be plenty of salad and sides to around."

Their attitude existed long before I spoke up.

"I don't feel threatened," said the guy who's so threatened he had to write 150 words to explain why he's not threatened.

Girard, I've never followed anyone on Disqus, but that's changing today. You're rocking it.

That quoted section wins the internet for today, great job.

Maybe, but it's not just me. Nearly every mention of vegetarianism, even a totally banal mention, will instantly yield a discussion of "how insufferable vegetarians are." And it's not like meat-eaters play nice, or allow any dissenting opinion. It's literally AGAINST THE LAW to take a job in the meat industry in

They thought John was saying "I buried Paul," but he's actually saying "Cranberry sauce"!

I applaud the song, and Morrissey the balls for writing it. No, it's not fun, but what a gargantuan satchel he has to use his pulpit to push that decidedly unpopular message. Sir Paul's a staunch vegetarian—where's his fucking song?

Wrong, we're just not such defensive, flaming assholes about it.

White women, pssh.