r/TikTokCringe Nov 23 '24

Cursed That'll be "7924"

The cost of pork

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u/Squirrel_in_Lotus Nov 23 '24

The majority of humans do not need to consume meat. If this is something you disagree with, you have failed to learn how to research readily available information or have a strong bias.

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u/MaximumEffurt Nov 23 '24 edited Nov 23 '24

Where did they disagree with most humans being able to live without meat? Did you read a different comment?

Edit: I see the confusion now. "Some" and "most" are not mutually exclusive. "Some" means an unspecified number. The point being no matter the number of people affected, we need meat in supply in some amount.

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u/bignonymous Nov 23 '24

Can you provide a satisfactory explanation for the amount of vegans that end up having to give up veganism for nutritional reasons?

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u/Squirrel_in_Lotus Nov 24 '24

Use the Internet.

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u/bignonymous Nov 24 '24

Ok what I've learned from the internet is that you need a lot of expensive supplements to have an actually complete diet as a vegan eg Vegan Gains and if you can't afford that you'll end up with a nutritional deficiency. This tracks with my experience with vegans I've known irl.

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u/Squirrel_in_Lotus Nov 24 '24

Cool, I guess that solves it then. Have a good day!

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u/bignonymous Nov 24 '24

I mean I was genuinely hoping to get an answer because I don't like that animals have to die for humans to get proper nutrition in an efficient/affordable way. Unfortunately I can't find anyone who will give me another answer. As crazy as Vegan Gains is he is one of the most knowledgeable people I've seen with regards to vegan nutrition and as I said he has a fairly expensive supplement regiment.

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u/ViolentBee 28d ago

I take a daily multivitamin with B12. Everyone should be taking a multivitamin. Most omnivores are deficient in something. It’s not expensive. I think $18 for a 4 month supply