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Originally Posted by jscott
That is true, but that does not make it "right".
Breeding animals for human consumption should have never happened thousands of years ago..... i know there must have been some extreme scenario that pushed a human over the edge to think "hey, i'm going to take this life, to eat", since we have so many other things in the world, pick apples and mangos off trees, potatoes and peanuts from the ground, etc etc
What drove mankind to this shit. And then there's those little dick motherfuckers still out there who still think "im a meat eater! i drink beer! i have a ford truck or a jeep and i'm 100% born and bred American (or whichever country)" retarded  |
"Mankind" as you put it, was not the ones to eat meat first as a primary dietary staple. That happened millions of years ago. The very reason we evolved from apes, where all other lines died off or remained largely unchanged was due to the shift to consuming meat and the resulting increased calories, protein and fat. it's why our brains tripled in size... why its evolved into what is often called "the most complex organization of matter in the universe" and why we've adapted to any and all environments, including space - where our nearest ancestors such as apes are still functioning at the equivalent of semi-retarded 3yr old human.
Early Meat-Eating Human Ancestors Thrived While Vegetarian Hominin Died Out - Scientific American Blog Network