Why isn't there a movement that advocates eating rocks?
Newsweek hits a new low: http://j.mp/2NVCanM "This has made meat eating a cause celebre among right-wing pundits, who endorse carnivorousness to protest environmental policies." Everything is politics with the LW activists. People couldn't just be trying to aid their health.pic.twitter.com/PLKbL75f6H
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I like meat because it’s tasty. Fight me
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I don't think that's a good reason to eat it but whatever
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This is why we can't have nice things, like a delicious medium rare steak, with a dab of garlic butter on top and some mashed potatoes on the side.
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But healthism is oppressive.
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*Everything is politics with the LW activists. * Of course. Politics is the ultimate group identity game, and if everyone plays it, the Left wins.
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The "research" about salt and fat was not true. Can we protest at KFC to get trans fats returned? Or at McDonald's to make them use beef tallow for their french fries?
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