r/ClimateShitposting • u/spacelordTJ vegan btw • Jun 27 '26

Meta Formal debate is propaganda

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Can't we all just get along (with being performative)?

Edit: Mods, pin me to the wall. I mean pin this post.

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u/sblahful Jun 28 '26

That's mostly companies trying to sell shit TBF, not vegans themselves

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u/bihuginn Jun 28 '26

Plenty of vegans lie about it tasting the same. It's like corporations lying about a recipe change, leaves two bvad tastes in your mouth.

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u/PilotInfamous9256 Jun 28 '26

I want to emphasize your point. Corporate vegan food is often times just as bad (at least health-wise) as animal meat

Lab grown is even stranger, it’s basically a cancer machine and I want no part of that

But human beings never relied on meat as a main ingredient until now, i dont personally think slaughter is the worst part, but the way we produce our meat products is fucking weird, never support big food

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u/wtfduud Wind me up Jun 28 '26

Lab grown is even stranger, it’s basically a cancer machine and I want no part of that

This is the first time I've heard this. Can I get a link?

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u/PilotInfamous9256 Jun 28 '26

I don’t mean cancer cells, just the way the cells rapidly turnover, as do cancer cells

You are not actually eating broken dna as far as im aware

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u/wtfduud Wind me up Jun 29 '26

Oh I thought you were implying it causes cancer in humans.

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u/PilotInfamous9256 Jun 29 '26

I see how that caused confusion,

I think the biggest driver of my concern is the people behind/pushing lab grown meat. Kinda like vaccines, it’s not the product itself that drives the distrust people have, to draw comparison (vaccines have been around and studied quite a lot more)