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Brody Thompson
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Cameron Nelson
>still can't stand up
Ayden Garcia
You went from sex with sand to sex with rock, whats's your dick routine?
Kevin Parker
Nobody gives a fuck about vegans
If your retard diet was any good, you wouldn't need supps and you wouldn't need to shill for it either.
If veganism was truly natural for humans then it would be the default automatically, without needing to be forced.
Kill vegans
Brayden Allen
looks like you just became an adult while doing excercise
Hudson Wood
>you wouldn't need supps
What supps?
>then it would be the default automatically
Well it can be and many in the history were vegans or vegetarians.
Gabriel Ward
kek
Robert Hernandez
That's not you but that guy us pretty cute.
Jack Morgan
Show me literally one country in the history of man where >75% of the population was completely vegan.
If veganism is the natural state of man and the way we all started, then it should be even more common the further back you look too.
The burden of proof is on you to explain why mesopotamia ate plenty of meat too. What, did the world's first meat lobby brainwash them to do it with TV propaganda?
Jose Diaz
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> About the same time as the birth of agriculture, people began domesticating animals, beginning with goats. They also raised sheep, pigs, cattle, ducks and pigeons. They made cheeses and cultured dairy products from milk. Fish swam in the rivers and in the canals dug to irrigate crop fields and gardens. Mesopotamian cuneiform tablets reveal over 50 varieties of fish that were a popular addition to the diet. Though settled in villages and cities, ancient Mesopotamians hunted for sport and meat, adding gazelle, deer and waterfowl to their diet.
> For a long time archeologists thought a majority of Mesopotamians ate a form of gruel as the main part of their diet—a mess of pottage, probably made of lentils or chickpeas mixed with grains. It was thought ancient Mesopotamians ate this pottage at every meal along with barley bread and beer. Recently, however, a French archeologist deciphered cracked clay Akkadian cuneiform tablets dating from 1900 B.C. These tablets contain a Sumerian-Akkadian dictionary that lists words for over 800 different food items, including 20 different cheeses, 100 kinds of soup and 300 different breads.
> Jean Bottero, the French Assyriologist, in decoding the tablets discovered the world’s first recipes in Mesopotamian cuisine: spicy meat stews, duck and vegetable stews, braised turnips, and baked pigeon pies. Apparently, ancient Mesopotamians didn’t eat a diet of gruel alone, but a rich diet that included meat, fish, dairy, vegetables and fruits as well as grains and legumes.
Come at me faggot. Kill vegans