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wearyowl29 said:That’s exactly why you don’t walk down the street, take the subway, read the news, watch TV, go to the movies, hit up restaurants, or attend games and shows, and probably don't even have a job—because heaven forbid, there are homosexuals everywhere, whether they're out or just hiding it, and you’ve got this built-in "gaydar" that pings every single time someone gay or a Freemason gets within a yard of you...
So, naturally, you stay cautious. You avoid the news, books, literature, food, or clothes—basically anything ever touched, created, or designed by a gay person...
organized, produced..............your gaydar just keeps pinging and pinging....but it doesn't seem to ping for
your own little circle of madness, including mellowwalker22, Raymond Jones78, jedrenjakov, Ned, Ilušstrišimuš, and whoever else uses those ridiculous nicknames to fuel this paranoia.
Honestly, I guess that really should be treated as soon as possible.
The person speaking sounds like a total caricature... anyway, how does any of this even relate to the actual topic?
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On a side note, just a quick question: can a discussion thread become "energetically polluted," much like food, after reading these rather nasty posts?🙂
So, I guess it’s better for you, Jack Harris3... 🙂
Jack Harris3 said:I've been dealing with this for three days now... At first, I thought it was just the heat last night, but then I woke up this morning feeling like a total wreck. 😕
My foot and ankle are swollen, and it seems like it's starting to spread up my calf.
Calling myself a "wreck" might be a bit much—it's not quite a disaster—but the swelling is definitely noticeable; my right leg looks quite a bit larger than my left.
Does anyone have any idea what might be causing this? I guess I'm just worried that if I have some kind of sudden heart issue, I won't even finish cleaning the house before it hits...
Maybe try using some raw apple cider vinegar to massage the area, and perhaps apply some compresses with it too.
Vinegar can really help draw out inflammation.
lonescout2 said:HAHA! 😁
What a load of nonsense.
Honestly, I wouldn't even bother arguing with mellowwalker22; he’s got more energy than a Duracell battery 🙂 (though, I suppose, he does have a few extra stomachs and eyes on his temples 🙂)
Seriously, though, looking at this person, they seem completely lost... constantly searching for themselves while their tail is curled right behind their back.🙂
swiftcobra15
What kind of nonsense have you stumbled upon? First off, MAN IS A BIOLOGICAL BEING. Honestly, just look at our digestive system—that says enough. What do you mean, United Nations? We aren't swine, for heaven's sake... people! 🙄
Ronald Miller said:True. Pork can be absolutely delicious, provided you actually know how to cook it right.
Honestly, I guess even lizards, snakes, or other critters from the backyard could taste great if they were prepared properly.😁 🙂
William Scott40 said:I heard that strict vegans—the ones who won't touch any amino acids from animal sources—basically drop dead after three years. So, if you're into that, be my guest.😉
You aren't exactly playing with a full deck, are you?
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darkbison81 said:My dad didn't eat poultry, anything from the ocean or rivers, or any animal besides veal. One time we got stuck at some local festival where they were grilling lamb skewers on rotisseries... he just asked for a slice of bread and some cheese, and the locals basically lost their minds. 😁 He said he belonged to some mysterious sect and couldn't eat it for religious reasons. Everyone started crowding around him, and women and children from the whole town came out just to get a look at him. 😁 (It probably seemed pretty exotic, which I guess adds to the whole impression).
Actually, no one in my family is a vegetarian, a vegan, or anything like that. We aren't huge meat eaters and don't eat it very often (unlike Dad—Mom and I eat poultry and seafood when we do eat meat). It’s just not known which specific sect my family belongs to. 🙂
Physiologically speaking, I suppose we're more like the United Nations.
Poor folks, and poor Dad... and I guess poor you, too.🙂
Jesse Sanders5 said:Not at all!
The person is vegan, not some sort of universalist.
I guess people just make up that joke about humans being universalists to justify eating meat.
As an old wise saying goes: "The craving for meat isn't driven by the body, but by the wicked spirit dwelling within it"!!!
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It’s actually scientifically proven—humans are meant to be vegan!!!!🙂
Pegasus said:THERE IS ONLY ONE TRUE RELIGION, AND THAT IS LOVE.
I guess we can't forget about those attackers and occupiers in Iraq, right?😢
Andrew Anderson6 said:It’s generally understood that children who are still developing shouldn't rely solely on a vegan diet. This is mainly because they need those animal-based proteins—which provide essential amino acids—to ensure healthy growth and physical development.
Don't tell me then—if that were strictly true, wouldn't populations in tropical regions who live exclusively on plant-based diets have gone extinct ages ago? 😲 Yet, I guess you could argue some of them are actually among the healthiest and most resilient people on Earth. It’s funny how that works...
Robin Collins5 said:Well, eating it is perfectly fine as part of a healthy, balanced diet, just like most other things. When it comes to meat, pork is actually quite good for us because pigs, much like humans, are social creatures. Personally, I’ll take local lard over genetically modified soy any day of the week.
If someone is a vegan, as you claim, then why are certain animal-based amino acids supposedly necessary for fetal development?
You don't have to be part of some cult just because you don't eat pork. You can simply not like it—it's like how I feel about kale, for instance.
I guess I haven't read anything more nonsensical on this thread. And regarding amino acids, I believe you can find everything you need in plant-based sources.
stormynomad602 said:Humans have been eating meat for centuries. It seems like our bodies are just built for it. And honestly, all the antibiotics, hormones, viruses, and bacteria we're consuming now—well, that’s probably a whole different conversation altogether.
Just because people have been making mistakes for centuries doesn't mean those mistakes are actually good, I guess.
I personally cut pork out of my diet because it just doesn't sit right with me. But I still find myself preferring things like sausages, ham, and bacon.
😕 🙄 😕 So, I suppose sausages, ham, and bacon are basically made of plastic now, right?
Studying the Word, I’ve come to realize that all those sacrifices mentioned morning and night—you know, like all the lambs described in the New York City--it seems to me they were just shadows... a foreshadowing of the ultimate Sacrifice made for all fallen humanity. That is Christ. So, once that Sacrifice was made, there really isn't a need for eating meat anymore.
But what about what you mentioned regarding whether it's actually GOOD and HEALTHY to eat pork???
Thanks for getting back to me... 🙂
I remember once having a conversation with a certain prominent lady about nutrition—you know, the usual talk about how expensive everything has become and what’s actually good for us, especially nowadays when so much food seems contaminated and there are all these different illnesses going around. I suggested to her that a plant-based diet is really what's best for humans, especially since our bodies seem built for it if you look at things like jaw structure and digestive systems. It's even been scientifically suggested that humans are meant to be vegan and that ninety percent of modern ailments stem from poor dietary choices.
There's an old proverb that says: "A man digs his own grave with his own teeth." 😢
It sounds a bit paradoxical, I suppose, but it’s likely true.
Anyway, back to my chat with this lady. After I shared those points, she completely lost it—she practically puffed up like a turkey and insisted that eating pork and meat is perfectly healthy! For a second, she just stared at me and asked, "Are you part of some cult or something!?!?"
I told her, "No, ma'am!" She just turned around and walked away...
People eat pigs, but the pigs are slowly eating them too!!! 😁 😢 🙄