Vegetarians Are Religious Anti-Human Scum - The History of Veganism
Watch on YouTube · 2018-06-11 · 10 min
0:00 Yo, let's get one thing straight. Vegetarianism is what started veganism. It was a way to get the sheeple not to eat animals. Which means that as a vegetarian, you are part of the same cult. You're also destroying the earth and human health. So don't you ever fucking message me believing that I have any respect for you. Vegetarians are absolute scum. How do we generally determine what an animal's natural diet is? We simply look at what they eat in nature. Vegans and vegetarians don't give a shit about what our natural diet is. There have never been vegans and vegetarians in nature because those are man-made religions. All humans in nature eat raw meat. So if they would care about human health, then they would promote eating raw meat instead of toxic chemicals from big pharma.
0:56 Vegetarians usually eat a plant-based diet with some eggs and dairy so it's hardly any different than a vegan diet. Why would you not eat your natural diet? Clearly vegetarians were not brainwashed to believe that meat is unhealthy because the milk and the eggs that they eat are made out of blood which means that they are still eating animals but lower forms of it. The reasons for this are almost always purely religious. If you tell somebody that killing animals is wrong, then you will simply show them that you have been indoctrinated because there are no morals in nature. They were created by religions. This means that your life is based on man-made beliefs. It's the definition of being brainwashed and enslaved.
1:48 Everybody in nature would laugh at you and all that matters is what is natural because everything man-made will always disappear eventually. Eating naturally is about being healthy and happy. Nutritionally, vegetarians who eat raw eggs and drink raw milk would obviously be better off than vegans, but they would still not get creatine, for example, which is why they are always weaker and have the same mental issues as vegans because creatine is very important for the brain. This alone shows you that vegetarians do not care about humans.
[video] 2:29 Most Eastern religions generally eat the produce from animals and none exclude meat or fish in entirety. It is worth noting that the Eastern vegetarians are not immune to health issues and their ever-increasing rates of obesity and diabetes prove that. Ellen G. White was one of four founders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in 1844, also promoting temperance and vegetarian health reform. Between 1848 and 1915, Ellen G. White had over 2,000 visions
[video] 2:58 health reform and prophecy including her angels messages on the devastating effects of tobacco, alcohol and drugs such as tea and coffee. Grains, fruits, nuts and vegetables constitute the diet chosen for us by our Creator. The term meat gives you cancer stems from her visions in 1864 and that care of health is is a religious duty. As it turns out, the origins of the current vegetarian guidelines have their beginnings tied to the Seventh-day Adventist Church. The American Dietetic Association was co-founded in October 1917 by dietitian Leonard Francis Cooper. Leonard Cooper was a protege of Dr John Harvey Kellogg at the Battle Creek Sanitarium, Michigan She was a vegetarian and she practiced the teachings and ideology of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Vegetarianism was finally achieved within the American Dietetic Association, now known as the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, in 1988.
[video] 3:57 Of the nine reviewers of the position of the American Dietetic Association on vegetarian diets, nine of them had vested interests in a positive outcome, Eight of the nine reviewers were vegetarian, while the other person was tied to the processed food industry, which is the International Life Science Institute. And five of the reviewers were from the Seventh-day Adventist Church, including Kathleen Zolba as a past president of the ADA. The birthplace of the cereal industry was definitely in Battle Creek, Michigan. In the early 1900s, there were around 100 cereal companies, mostly started by members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, and many merging over time. The best known to all of us, of course, would be Kellogg's, and it's ranked even now as one of the wealthiest food producers in the world. It's a publicly owned company, whereas Sanitarium Health and Wellbeing Company in Australia, operating throughout Australasia, is wholly owned by the Seventh Day Adventist Church.
[video] 4:55 As a church-owned food company, they pay no taxes.
4:58 If you would support human health, then you would automatically promote the most nutritious foods, which are blood and the organs of animals. Vegetarians also don't get enough vitamin F because they don't eat the brains of the animals or fish. All humans will always crave meat because we are carnivores. This religion is all about being obedient and listening to the government. If you as a vegetarian eat what another human told you to eat, instead of listening to your body, then you are mentally ill. They also usually get into spirituality, which is another sign of mental illness. Then you've got the idiot liquidarians, who deep down realize that we are not supposed to shit and fart all day long, but of course they make the mistake of drinking plant juices instead of blood. You could actually be liquidarian if you wouldn't be so fucking stupid.
5:56 If you would turn on your head for once in your life and think about why the government made blood illegal in most places, then you would maybe start realizing what's going on. Derek, who has been eating raw meat for nine years, hasn't had a fart in nine years. Think about that.
[video] 6:17 Seems to me the plant-based mantra we hear over and over is really a cereal and grain-based doctrine for the processed food industry promoting soy and fake meats which is essentially anti-red meat and dairy. If you hear the Mediterranean diet touted by Lifestyle Medicine or the DAA, you can rest assured their version does not include saturated animal fats but instead promotes the olive oil industry which just so happens to be a major sponsor. I believe that the temperance movement and vegetarian ideology have been driving our guidelines and shaping our rule books for 150 years. So let's take a quick look at the evolution of the dietary guidelines. When did whole grains become the sacred cow of nutrition, and where did the meat go? In the 1940s, nearly half the food guideline was meat and dairy. In the 1950s, we still had dairy and meat up at the top. By 1958, the cereals were becoming a bit more obvious.
[video] 7:13 And by 1979, meat started drifting down the page and bread and cereal were climbing up. In 1992, the food pyramid that many of us would have grown up with reflects the demonization of saturated fats from meat and dairy following the review and acceptance of the vegetarian position paper of the American Dietitians Association in 1888. In fact, look at the explosion of cereal and grain products with a recommendation of up to 6 to 11 servings per day. In the US, the MyPlate guide cannot even bring itself to mention the word meat. Instead, it calls it protein, which will include legumes, fake meats, and the soy products. Here's our current Australian guide to healthy eating. Red meat and full fat dairy are barely there, and as Gary says, you almost need a search and rescue party to go and find them.
[video] 8:09 But there's plenty of processed cereals and grains, soy, fake meat, fake dairy, and fake oils, planted all over our guide to healthy eating.
[video] 8:18 The nutrition rule books have been shaped and manipulated to become plant-based. The fear of meat has come from temperance and religious ideology.
8:26 There's also many studies that show that men who don't eat meat have lower testosterone and of course this religion is afraid of hormones. that vegetarians have a lower sperm count, which means that they are prone to infertility. We already understand that vegans hate animals, nature, that they want us all castrated and infertile. But because of this, if you promote vegetarianism, then you are also anti-human. The bottom line is that there's absolutely no reason not to eat meat. Raising pastured animals is best for the environment and our health. Any little piece of meat is more nutritious than any plant food. And most importantly, it's natural to eat meat. And that's essentially all that matters. Thank you for watching.
9:53 Thank you.