...The self-proclaimed Red Blooded American, anti-Woke and anti-"Soy Boy" crowd is against eating beef now?
Real bunch of freethinkers, those lads.
this post was submitted on 19 Dec 2025
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No no, they don’t have a war on meat. It’s “war on meat” a fake story drummed up to paint climate change in a bad light.
You know, I think I'm just going to give up trying to understand what's going on inside their smooth little brains. That juice just isn't worth the squeeze.
huh why am I suddenly in the mood for some freshly squozen brain juice with no pulp.
They're saying the other side is waging a "war on meat", the post title is shortened in a less than ideal way. I was confused too because it seems conservatives, in most "Western" countries at least, wouldn't be in favour of anything meat-free so the notion of US conservatives, of all people, being against meat is a wild one.
Eat more legumes people! If you prefer low effort, eat lentils, they don't need to be soaked.
Or get a pressure cooker and never have to soak beans again!
Im pretty sure the soaking also improves digestibility.