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he's insufferably pro - social democracy and pro-EU

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@rogalik are you vegan

nah

I dont recognise veganism really

then you can't hang in my cool kids club

cunt

i mean i think its a bad idea for the society

kek

I have the same opinion about EU

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but yeah give me vegan recipes

I just hacked my smart rice cooker

i have the same opinion about veganism AND the Eu

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you can sometimes hang in my cool kids club

I don't regret going vegan tho. Asides from health and ethical reasons, you learn a lot more about seasoning and balancing your meal plan.

I was vegan for three days once

Seasoning in particular is something that's really missing in european cuisine in general

theres no health reasons for veganism

no ethical reasons either

veganism is immoral

let me find the studies

oh no

pls

not the studies

studies will you show theoritical benefits but they stem from the fact that vegans in generally get better food and take care of themselves more

Although I generally reccomend Dr. Greger's How Not To Die

nutritionfacts.org has very helpful vids too

theres absolutely nothing wrong with eating meat once a week, its healthy and you dont need to supplement certain things

the problem is when people eat fat meat almost everyday

The only things you should supplement as a vegan, as long as your diet is balanced, is vitamin B12 and possibly iodine

vitamin B12 is made by bacteria and stored in the meat, so it's not even fleshborne. Herbivores either get it from their own digestive system (ruminants) or by coprophagy (rodents, elephants). For humans it's produced in the colon but we cant absorb it and we won't eat shit.

nah also d3, iron, taurine, choline, creatine

the most important thing lacking in a vegan diet are cojones

>we won't eat shit