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12340633 No.12340633 [Reply] [Original]

>tastes delicious

>> No.12341298

Based

>> No.12341303

>>12340633
Yes it do, old chum

>> No.12341343

>>12341303
What do?

>> No.12341347

>>12341343
They don't think Impossible be like it is, but it delicious.

>> No.12341351
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12341351

>>12340633
Reminder that meat is always
>unhealthy
>unsustainable
>cruel

>> No.12341353

>>12341347
I'm going to eat a Dave's double from Wendy's any time I get a hankering for a burg until Impossible comes to BK where I live. Then I'm switching forever and never looking back.

>> No.12341354

>>12341351
Lamb is the best meat for the environment though.

>> No.12341356

>>12341351
For me it's the cruelty that gets me. I have a hard time killing a mouse. Then I watch those horrific YouTube videos about conditions in factory farms and try to imagine being there and witnessing it all first hand. It's stomach churning.

>> No.12341357

>>12341356
Stomach turning I mean. It's late here...

>> No.12341362

>>12341354
[citation needed]

>> No.12341365

>>12341356
>>12341357
Churning and turning both work

>> No.12341371

>>12341351
Truth

>> No.12341373

>>12341362
>responds in shekels

>> No.12341376

>>12341351
If meat was unsustainable all carnivores would go extinct

>> No.12341379

>>12341376
The way it's produced today is unsustainable, obviously. If the whole world ate the way Americans eat there would be an environmental catastrophe instantly.

>> No.12341380

>>12341376
>t. Grandpa AntiEnvironment
The Racist of Yesteryear™

>> No.12341381

>>12341362
https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/food-and-drink/lamb-most-ethical-meat-eat-buy-farming-why-organic-chicken-beef-pork-daylesford-a7979251.html

>> No.12341382

>>12341376
I find your mind lovely btw. If only you were a woman hnnnnng

>> No.12341388

>>12341356
silly infp's

>> No.12341392

I think it is impossible that someone who would eat this burger to ever be straight. just my opinion, no offense to the shills

>> No.12341401

>>12341392
Why would someone eat a burger to be straight. That sentence doesn't make sense unless a gun is pointed at you and you have to withhold your dick sucking powers.
If anything you've proved all non-impossible burgers are gay.

>> No.12341403
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12341403

>>12341388
>makes fun of those who care about animal welfare
>believes in jungian horseshit

>> No.12341406

>>12341401
what a miserable little cope. take your faggot burger and hit the bricks

>> No.12341407

>>12341392
The world will march forward and leave you behind. Suit yourself.

>> No.12341411

>>12341406
At least try a gyro burger. Its a good meat anon.

>> No.12341416

>>12341406
>t. gayboi

>> No.12341419

>>12341403
>two things that have nothing to do with each other
>only one of those things is true and it's the one founded in psychological research

>> No.12341422

>>12341376
they will

>> No.12341430

>>12341419
https://knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/article/does-the-myers-briggs-test-really-work/

>> No.12341437

>>12341422
They're going extinct right now. We're entering the sixth mass extinction.
https://apnews.com/aaf1091c5aae40b0a110daaf04950672

>> No.12341440

>>12341437
>>12341422
Dumbies, i for one will not be going extinct as long as i eat the vegans.

>> No.12341446

>>12340633
Show me a convincing fake ribeye. Pro tip: you can't. Of course you can replicate ground meat. Now, try to make actual meat.

>> No.12341455
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12341455

>>12341381
>news article which quotes sheep breeders as a source to suggest you should eat lamb
Lamb has a very high carbon footprint, is not sustainable, and is not ethical.
http://static.ewg.org/reports/2011/meateaters/pdf/methodology_ewg_meat_eaters_guide_to_health_and_climate_2011.pdf
>>12341376
Based retard poster
>>12341392
>you're gay if you don't want heart disease and atherosclerosis

>> No.12341459

>>12341455
remember not to breed the economic migrants will surely solve our overpopulation crisis

>> No.12341460

>>12341446
Honestly, I've had so many ribeyes of all different kinds, lean ones fatty ones, cheap ones, expensive ones, that I am finally tired of them all. I could go on just fine if I never ate another ribeye in my life. Anyway, expect all ribeyes to become exorbitantly expensive in the future, such that even the well off will only be able to eat them sporadically.

>> No.12341464

>>12341455
That image looks familiar.

>> No.12341468

>>12341460
You're like an alcoholic telling people they shouldn't enjoy a beer or glass of wine.

>> No.12341479

>>12341468
That might make sense if I was still addicted to beef like I used to be. I don't really eat beef anymore.

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12341480

>> No.12341482

>>12341459
>anyone who disagrees with me is liberal

>> No.12341492

>>12341480
and that's a good thing

>> No.12341496 [DELETED] 

>>12341468
Anyway, you're right. To help the environment, just reducing meat consumption is enough. You don't have to be vegan or vegetarian. (It says so at the end of this article, for example: >>12341437)
And the same goes for improving your health. But to stop cruelty to animals you pretty much have to swear it off. No way around that.

>> No.12341497

>>12341479
>I'm clean now, I swear, I drank so much I don't want to drink anymore for the rest of my life
kek

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>>12341455
...

>> No.12341504

>>12341497
Alcoholism is a physical dependence. You can't just "shake it off". This was actually a lot easier than I thought. The existence of Impossible burgers helps a lot. And I'll eat those maybe once or twice a month, if you must know.

>> No.12341506

>>12341468
Anyway, you're right. To help the environment, just reducing meat consumption is enough. You don't have to be vegan or vegetarian. (It says so at the end of this article, for example: >>12341437)
And the same goes for improving your health. But to stop cruelty to animals you pretty much have to swear it off. No way around that.

>> No.12341509

>>12341492
unironically

>> No.12341512

There’s too many fucking “gourmet” burger joints these days AAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>> No.12342093

>>12341512
"Impossible" is not a burger joint but a type of burger. It is listed as Donald Trumps favorite burger.