• rekorse@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    Well if I take it as a serious point, I dont see still how its useful to bring it up. We can’t change our natural impulses, only how we react to them. Following a vegan diet is no more challenging physically or mentally than managing a regular diet if you have the same goals.

    Its akin to saying that a mans nature makes it difficult not to sexually assault women. While technically true, it has nothing to do with identifying problems and creating solutions.

    I’m struggling to find any good reason to bring up natural instinct besides as an excuse.

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      2 months ago

      Except that most people get a negative physical response from hurting other people, where as very few get one from eating meat, cheese, and eggs. You have reduced something very, very, complex to an absurd degree to make your argument, in order to say talking about it is just excusing behavior. So have fun with unrealistically simplified world. You won’t be accomplishing your goal living there, though.

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        2 months ago

        Quite a lot of people experience physical discomfort or pain from eating the things you listed.

        A good portion of the world is lactose intolerant, justtpo point out an obvious one.

        Meat can cause a “spike followed by a come down” effect somewhat similar to sugar in some people.

        But what I think happens is that people dont make the connection between how they feel and their diet.