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What do you enjoy from it? just trying to have a better understandingI cull feral animals, I'm doing my bit for the environment and yes I enjoy it
What do you enjoy from it? just trying to have a better understandingI cull feral animals, I'm doing my bit for the environment and yes I enjoy it
I hunt solely for food. I don't even take pictures of the kill. I find it kinda morbid.Think about it. How many people could possibly rely on hunting as a method for subsistence in states like PA, VA, NJ, MI, VT, etc? These are well developed post industrial east coast states almost no one needs to hunt for food in a state like PA, yet that state alone issues ~1 million hunting licenses a year. Hell, at least thE guy had the balls to admit the modern practice of hunting is about recreation or sport, and not sustenance.
https://m.huffingtonpost.in/luke-coutinho/the-protein-myth_a_23018441/Dude - it's a fact that you need more than one type of vegetable to get all of the amino acids you would get in one piece of meat.
Yes it can be done, but it's more inconvenient and often more expensive .
Also, a lot of us eat meat because we F8CKING LIKE IT. F*ck off with your sanctimonious judgments. We don't give a fuc.
Animals raised for food are supplemented with B12.What do you mean with ''diminished health''? There's nothing in meat that you can't get elsewhere except b12 (I mean in vegan foods in their natural state unless you want to eat weird shit like algae, of course there are vegan foods reinforced with b12). Now, a b12 deficiency it definitely can't be after only 2 months (your b12 stores can last up to more than 6 years even in total absence of dietary intake), maybe it's iron? I get plenty of iron and zinc from pumpkin seeds and broccoli for example. I feel absolutely the same since going vegetarian, if anything I feel better and more energetic (although I think that's more due to some dietary habits taken from Ray Peat) but it's not like a big difference from when I was a meat eater, I think the biggest most tangible difference is that my shit don't stink, literally and figuratively.
Being out by myself in the bush, The patience, time and skill it takes for the perfect shot, the time I spendWhat do you enjoy from it? just trying to have a better understanding
What about durring the iceage when plant life was scarce in the colder regionsMost ancient diets were mostly plant based compared to ours now. Eating as much meat as we do is a relatively new phenomena. Even in hunter gatherer societies the gatherers provided the vast majority of the food while the hunters mostly failed.
oh I thought you were one of those guys who got off on killing innocent animals. Like those veterans who killed the innocent pitbul service dog and laughed.Being out by myself in the bush, The patience, time and skill it takes for the perfect shot, the time I spend
with my dad, the appreciation from the landholder, satisfaction of supplying free food to friends, family, pets ect, more so it's the sense of freedom when out and about
Not all people that hunt are mindless killing machines (some will literaly kill anything) just as all vegans arnt self righteous fuckwitts, the world isn't that simple or black and whiteoh I thought you were one of those guys who got off on killing innocent animals. Like those veterans who killed the innocent pitbul service dog and laughed.
My thing is, I feel so much better when there is no meat around. Meditation becomes so much more profound. Its like you experience a cooling sensation that is bless like. Its hard to describe but it feels incredible! Like you can tackle any task without any problem.
My problem is, I find that my health kind of diminishes if I am meat free for a month or two. Then when I have some meat, I feel alright again. Perhaps its the cleanse phase that I am getting discouraged by?
As a vegetarian, do you have any restriction, like no eggs but dairy is ok?
A huge factor in a gladiator's physical fitness was a meatless diet. During training, he primarily ate beans for protein and barley for carbohydrates.
The killing of animals for food is pretty fucked up, and certainly the treatment of animals en masse in factory farming is downright horrific, Hell-on-Earth type stuff.
And I eat meat, so I'm not preaching down to anybody, don't get me wrong. Just being honest. I can't defend any of it from a moral perspective.
https://m.huffingtonpost.in/luke-coutinho/the-protein-myth_a_23018441/
I know I know huff but read.
A huge factor in a gladiator's physical fitness was a meatless diet. During training, he primarily ate beans for protein and barley for carbohydrates.
Its like nobody understands what "most" means.What about durring the iceage when plant life was scarce in the colder regions
it's a myth that gladiators fought to the death. It was an ancient version of WWE, deaths happened but not often. Most of them were part of performance troupes that traveled to put on shows.Why spend money on high meat diets if your gladiator is going to be dead by the end of the week?