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Controllerpleb t1_jclknux wrote

https://www.saintlukeskc.org/about/news/research-shows-vegan-diet-leads-nutritional-deficiencies-health-problems-plant-forward#

“Animal-based foods have been an important part of the human diet for at least three million years. Eliminating all animal foods would be like deciding you’re going to feed a tiger tofu and expect that it’s going to be healthy. If you want an organism to thrive, you should feed it the diet for which it’s been genetically adapted via evolution down through the ages.”

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Iz-kan-reddit t1_jclec1t wrote

>You seem to be the one who started an argument with a stranger on the internet.

Yes, because you're spreading abject bullshit after viewing a miniscule percentage.

By your irrational thought process, since I've seen animal rescues that neglect their animals, I must conclude that your mom abuses animals at hers as well.

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shivermetimbers68 t1_jcl3nt0 wrote

My favorite Irish drinking story:

I worked for a restaurant. Around 9 am the head manager gets there. An Irish manager then showed up a few minutes later, saying he was on schedule to open that day. Head manager told him "No, I did the schedule, you're off today..."

Irish manager goes home. Couple of hours later, head manager checks schedule to see who's closing and sees that he is supposed to close and the Irish manager was supposed to open.

Now head manager has to open and close. He calls Irish manager and asks him if he can come in and close that night.

Irish manager: "Dude, I'm Irish. It's 12 noon on my day off. I'm already hammered!"

;). God love em.

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PeachSnappleOhYeah t1_jcl2ewi wrote

i doubt they are rigged. but too many games are decided by a referee's interpretation of a rule. too many reviews. it happens in the playoffs, too. it just cheapens the game. close games are almost always decided by a borderline flag.

there's just too much referee involvement in the game, IMO.

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