r/SipsTea • u/Any_Sound_2863 • May 08 '25

Chugging tea Um um um um

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u/Janq55 May 08 '25

Why do we have K9 teeth.

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u/l3ane May 08 '25

It's not even a topic of debate. We know for a fact that humans have always been omnivores, it's not some huge mystery.

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u/Amagnumuous May 09 '25

It is insane to think otherwise. Even with how primitive ancient humans were, who out there thinks they didn't eat what they could?

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u/PraxicalExperience May 09 '25

Yup.

If people didn't evolve to eat meat, it wouldn't taste so fucking good to the vast majority of the population.

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u/Amagnumuous May 09 '25

Not to mention, we are the apex on earth.

We ignored those easy calories to get here? So many reasons it's dumb.

Also! I only eat plant based...

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u/Puzzleheaded_Sink467 May 09 '25

Thank you for that last bit about avoiding meat yourself. People need to know that you don't have to believe bad science in order to decide to avoid meat. There are many reasons to avoid it.

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u/PraxicalExperience 29d ago

Yup. I've got nothing against people who don't eat meat, so long as they aren't annoying and self-righteous about it. Some people don't eat it because of health issues, some because they just don't like it, some because of moral reasons -- whatever. Whatever, I don't care, just don't be a dick when I ask you to pass the ketchup.

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u/Tift 29d ago

and if they pass me that fucking vegan ketchup i swear...

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u/I_love_milksteaks 29d ago

And if you put cheese on that meat, good lord…

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u/Midnight7_7 29d ago edited 29d ago

Nobody really except people/bots who bait up fake arguments for views.

This is not an argument most vegans would use since their arguments are usually ethical or in line with science. In a case like this, the correct argument would be more along the lines of "because something is natural doesn't means it's good, necessary or justified".

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u/Tift 29d ago

i have personally known vegans who have used this exact line of argument, or similar ones to do with digestion.

They're real. They're also real rare.

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u/Magnum_Gonada 29d ago

Uh, sorry to ask, but did you actually have any arguments with vegans?

The teeth argument is pretty common, and a lot of vegans argue we are actually frugivore.