Lately on other boards I've been hearing soy used as an insult. For example
>that's so soy
>soyboy
>SoyWars
>soyim
Can anyone explain to me why this food product has a negative connotation? Is it warranted?
/Soy/ General
Adam Reed
Sebastian Adams
It's a meme. Chinamen have been eating soy for centuries and they're fine.
Ethan Morgan
>smaller penis
>short stature
Yeah, just a meme. Keep eating that soy ;)
Austin Kelly
Ah, of course, the soy changed their DNA
Jace Price
I mean after a few thousand years....
Ryder Myers
>everyone eats soy all their lives
>higher estrogen
>mate with someone who eats the same as you
>offspring eats same as you
>repeat ad infinitum
Joshua Parker
and don't forget about the highest rates of infertility of any race
soy contains xenoestrogens, goitrogens, and trypsin inhibitors. Its objectively not good for you and I haven't been eating it for 10 years now
it's also is used as an additive and the soy lobby much like the corn lobby have decimated american agriculture so we aren't growing our own food anymore
the farmers make more money growing soy to sell primarily as a food additive
its used as an insult because of the leftist war on words. They tried to take faggot away, so it was changed to cuck, then they went after cuck so it was changed to soyboy, and next year it will be something else
I only hope all the negative press actually harms the soy industry so they stop growing so damn much of it in this country
Adrian Brown
Yes, good boys, that's how DNA works. If you eat your onions every day, your descendants will grow up big and strong someday.
Jaxson Powell
are you trying to deny nutrition and stature don't have a causal link?
there's a reason north koreans are on average 6 inches shorter than south koreans
Ian James
>are you trying to deny nutrition and stature don't have a causal link?
Nope
>there's a reason north koreans are on average 6 inches shorter than south koreans
And yet the descendants of North Koreans raised in South Korea (or in the US or some other country with ample food) grow to the same height as average South Koreans.