Do you believe there is a conspiracy to feed us slave foods?

[Anonymous]

Yes I eat a carnivous diet

Yes I eat a vegan/vegetarian diet

Yes I eat a slave diet

No I eat a carnivorous diet

No I eat a vegan/vegetable diet

No I eat a grain based diet

I don't know/results

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15 d

fun fact, the late 1800s-early 1900s USA saw attempts to replace dairy, eggs, and meat with foods easy to industrialize. like peanuts, corn and soy. many people got severe vitamin B deficiency, causing scaly rashes all over their body, from being lied to about corn being a "complete" food. this is also around the time meat and dairy became so toxic/inhumanely farmed that raw animal foods disappeared from the American diet. whereas in Europe they persist in the form of raw cheeses raw meats

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15 d

in Germany they still eat RAW pork and according to Wikipedia it is "minced raw pork is widely eaten as a spread on bread". (whoops, there goes the BS you learned about raw pork and chicken being deadly from your capitalistic overlords selling you TRASH from a factory farm)

[purplepoppy]

Until recently the human diet was grain based, livestock was usually only slaughtered on special occasions or eaten by the wealthy. Look at historical recipe collections and you see far more grain based recipes than meat ones.

[Asker]

yes that's why American cousins of British soldiers were 2-3 sometimes 5-6 inches taller than them in the 1770s

[purplepoppy]

America also had a better genetic mix due to interbreeding. Even today in the UK with a good diet there are regions where most people are noticeably smaller.

[Asker]

I'm not sure what the genetics of America was at the time but I thought it was close to 95% English or at least British. besides that's just what my history teacher told me, Americans are better food and they grew taller. the big reason people left Europe was the industrial revolution where they worked all day for pennies and ate scraps, while living on tiny pieces of land. there's examples in the ancient world of tribes eating blood to supplement their diet, and those people show no signs of stunted growth. particular when comparing Spartans and Athenians. Spartans were larger because they ate blood soup. then came along religions that said blood is vampire food and people switched to grains

[purplepoppy]

That's true, it's proof why capitalism doesn't work, if you abuse people they either kill you or move away.

[Asker]

I would be more nuanced than "🧢ism" doesn't work. just because simplifications turn people off and cause division. that's what made Hitler such a uniting force, he never simplified anything, he went 10 layers deeper than anyone ever thought to. that's also just an ancient Greek technique to make yourself appear more eloquent

[Asker]

what Unites people today is threat and fear. the only thing politicians who treat you like an idiot can do to manipulate you is tell you aliens might invade. I believe Ronald Reagan said that that would unite everyone. basically giving the game away. we have had a non-existent boogie man we have been told to worry about for centuries. people need to wake up

[DryGermanGuy]

Not in Europe. We are eating actually quite well and that with decent food prices.

[Asker]

oh really. you're eating quiet well? how come every European female I've ever talked to thinks vegettables and grains are the basis of the diet

[DryGermanGuy]

If they are happy and healthy with their diet then that's their choice of nutrition. I definitely can't complain about quality, quantity or diversity of food options here.

[exitseven]

no. I eat plenty of dairy products , eggs and meat.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[AI Opinion]

The term "slave foods" often points to foods associated with historical oppression. Food is a powerful cultural element, carrying narratives and histories. Enjoying diverse cuisines fosters cultural appreciation and understanding. Each cuisine evolves with its own story, filled with unique flavors and techniques. Exploring this richness helps create connections and celebrate culinary heritage. 🌍🍲

[Anonymous]

No, I'm a vegetarian, and I don't think so.

[douride2]

I have to ask. What is slave foods?