That which is called hipster draws from all the movements that came before the year 2000. The label was created out of desperation to describe people who were different than those that came before. For example, what group drinks PBR?

Hipsters?

Prior to 2000 no one who drank Pabst Blue Ribbon would have been called hip.

Consensus thinking is often associated with women. Can we get Gavin McGuinness to revoke the hipster label? He is often associated with it. Just imagine if everyone who used the hipster label had been challenged. Say what? There's nothing hip about that behavior. Are you being ironic, because you're failing badly.

Is soyboy more useful than: simp, cuck, or mangina? If not, consider using a more accurate term.

93% of Soy is Genetically modified

I don't recommend eating GMO, but it takes discipline to avoid it.

lol, what do you eat

plants

alot of plants are gmo tho

soy, cottenseed oil, papaya, rice, potato, tomato, dairy, canola, peas, sugar beets. Eat the non-gmo varieties of these things.

Corn and high fructose corn syrup.

So if you eat anything sweet it is likely GMO.

Avoid dairy entirely.

jack are you on a Alkaline plant Based diet?

Group think, the practice of thinking or making decisions as a group in a way that discourages creativity or individual responsibility. The words hipster and soyboy are Orwellian, because the people who use them are not taking responsibility for understanding what those words mean. Soyboy means a male who consumes soy, not effiminate pro-feminist males. Labels can be shortcuts to thinking.

yes

Oh Congrats to you sir.

im trying to get rid of Fish outta my diet

Vegan

Thanks.

It's a journey not a destination.

Iron > Protein

About 93% of American consumed fish are farmed fish. For example, most restaurant catfish comes from Japan. The industry is not highly regulated for things like mercury.

I can't eat meat because of health reasons, otherwise, I might. That's why I'm more inclined to say plant-based than vegan. Vegan is more of a lifestyle.

if fish didn't have health related problems due to pollution/bacteria/mercury , honestly i wouldn't care that i ate it much

That's it, plus they are eating all that floating plastic that bio-accumulates the higher up the food chain you go. Dioxins, etc.

pre-fab lifestyles of deformity... lots for social engineers to work with

these days

I haven't quite progressed to the Vegan labeled body care products and shoes, just yet, but give me a couple of years. I think most people who go plant based have some health issue, otherwise they have no motivation to change.🍴

vegans have health issues?

Most people who become vegan do so because they had health problems. Vegans are usually okay as long as they supplement B-12.

oh yeah, where does b 12 come from?

For me, it comes in a vegan capsule.💸

i see

Vitamin B12 is not made by plants or animals but by microbes that blanket the earth. In today’s sanitized, modern world, the water supply is commonly chlorinated to kill off any bacteria. So, while we don’t get much B12 in the water anymore, we don’t get much cholera, either, which is a good thing!

A regular, reliable source of vitamin B12 is critical for anyone eating a plant-based diet. Though deficiency for those starting out with adequate stores may take years to develop, the results of B12 deficiency can be devastating, with cases reported of paralysis, psychosis, blindness, and even death. Newborn infants of mothers who eat a plant-based diet and who fail to supplement may develop deficiency much more rapidly with disastrous results. Getting enough vitamin B12 is absolutely nonnegotiable for those centering their diets around plant-based foods.

For adults under age 65, the easiest way to get B12 is to take at least one 2,500 mcg supplement each week or a daily dose of 250 mcg.

Breakfast cereals often have B12.

either way, Nothing is Natural i guess, haha

Yeah. it's what they call, fortified.

sad, but true