| Somehow social media seems to be full of people who find that drinking milk as an adult is creepy. Do you agree with such a stupid stance? They can call me weird, childish, or even creepy for drinking my big glass of milk every morning, but I’ll call them weak. Milk is for the strong, the chosen beverage of the unashamed and unbothered. If anyone actually gives up drinking milk just to avoid being judged, then they fully deserve to end up with brittle bones that slowly crumble with age. So which team are you on, team strong or team weak? |
| I don't think there is anything wrong with drinking milk. |
| Absolutely not. Calcium deficiency and bone density issues get more serious when you age. Don't know why adults drinking milk gets such a bad wrap (maybe it's because of A Clockwork Orange?). Drink that shit. |
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| Well there milk aimed for adults for calcium deficiency. Milk is good for the body adult need it or else your back will have a hard time when your are old The people in social media are stupid sometimes maybe they are already deformed because they are sitting in their PC doing some shitpost on social media @deg you got three messages here. |
Kisaragi_TokaMay 22, 8:16 AM
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| I love milk, I'll always drink milk and I couldn't care less about people's opinion regarding that |
| I drink one liter every day, its 650 kcal per liter with 30g of protein, literally a superfood |
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| Lol, what kind of social media are you consuming? I've never heard of this. Even if people were to think it's "creepy", I'd say fuck them and do what I want. And I drink milk when I want. I usually add protein powder and protein peanut butter powder. But a plain glass every now and then is nice, too. |
| I want to drink breast milk from my anime waifus |
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| Yeah I drink milk too but not too much, drinking too much milk is kinda cringe. |
| You can drink milk, all the milk you want legally:V |
| If you are seeing such posts on your social media I'm sure you must have also seen posts about why people are saying it. Cows aren't milk making machines that naturally give milk throughout their lives, they need to be raped and impregnated and their calf is taken away from them so humans can have their milk. If the calf is male then it's killed for veal if it's female it will be allowed to grow up and repeat the same cycle of being repeatedly impregnated just like it's mother until it can no longer produce milk and will be sent for slaughter. This is the reason people are trying to push for plant based milk instead of dairy and since people don't have much empathy for farm animals those that do are coming up with other reasons to reach the same goal. So according to you abusing animal for it's entire life is strong and those that don't are weak? You most definitely are unashamed to say that. |
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If you are seeing such posts on your social media I'm sure you must have also seen posts about why people are saying it. Cows aren't milk making machines that naturally give milk throughout their lives, they need to be raped and impregnated and their calf is taken away from them so humans can have their milk. If the calf is male then it's killed for veal if it's female it will be allowed to grow up and repeat the same cycle of being repeatedly impregnated just like it's mother until it can no longer produce milk and will be sent for slaughter. This is the reason people are trying to push for plant based milk instead of dairy and since people don't have much empathy for farm animals those that do are coming up with other reasons to reach the same goal.
So according to you abusing animal for it's entire life is strong and those that don't are weak? You most definitely are unashamed to say that.
So according to you abusing animal for it's entire life is strong and those that don't are weak? You most definitely are unashamed to say that.
| @Maou_heika Scientists should invent a way to produce milk in the laboratory, suffering is a very sad thing. |
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If you are seeing such posts on your social media I'm sure you must have also seen posts about why people are saying it. Cows aren't milk making machines that naturally give milk throughout their lives, they need to be raped and impregnated and their calf is taken away from them so humans can have their milk. If the calf is male then it's killed for veal if it's female it will be allowed to grow up and repeat the same cycle of being repeatedly impregnated just like it's mother until it can no longer produce milk and will be sent for slaughter. This is the reason people are trying to push for plant based milk instead of dairy and since people don't have much empathy for farm animals those that do are coming up with other reasons to reach the same goal.
So according to you abusing animal for it's entire life is strong and those that don't are weak? You most definitely are unashamed to say that.
So according to you abusing animal for it's entire life is strong and those that don't are weak? You most definitely are unashamed to say that.
| @Maou_heika Keep crying and seething you soy vegan activist |
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| Proud milk boy here, I drink some cow milk every day, although I would much prefer to suckle human breast milk straight from the source. |
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@Maou_heika Keep crying and seething you soy vegan activist
| @MYZIC She is not a vegan activist, she is stating concrete facts as she always does. |
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@Maou_heika
Scientists should invent a way to produce milk in the laboratory, suffering is a very sad thing.
Scientists should invent a way to produce milk in the laboratory, suffering is a very sad thing.
| @Absurdo_N Yes very good idea xir we should all just drink chemical sludge from laboratories |
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@Absurdo_N Yes very good idea xir we should all just drink chemical sludge from laboratories
| @MYZIC I didn't understand your prejudice against science. |
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@Absurdo_N Enjoy eating ur laboratory slaveslop food in the future
| @MYZIC All modern foods have something to do with science and laboratories. Milk purchased in supermarkets goes through several chemical processes and cows eat feed that was created with science. |
| I never thought of it as weird or creepy but I myself do not remember drinking milk in ages. |
| No it's not creepy. If someone thinks so they're weird and I am not going to associate with them. Even though I don't drink milk often I still think it's a great beverage and thing to drink at any age |
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@MYZIC
All modern foods have something to do with science and laboratories. Milk purchased in supermarkets goes through several chemical processes and cows eat feed that was created with science.
All modern foods have something to do with science and laboratories. Milk purchased in supermarkets goes through several chemical processes and cows eat feed that was created with science.
| @Absurdo_N Yes and food from the supermarkets are chemical seed oil infested slop for the lower class slaves |
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@Absurdo_N Yes and food from the supermarkets are chemical seed oil infested slop for the lower class slaves
| @MYZIC I'm extremely confused, where do you get food if you are... eh... "anti supermarket"? |
| Today we learned that @fleurbleue is a milk drinker. Hah |
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If you are seeing such posts on your social media I'm sure you must have also seen posts about why people are saying it. Cows aren't milk making machines that naturally give milk throughout their lives, they need to be raped and impregnated and their calf is taken away from them so humans can have their milk. If the calf is male then it's killed for veal if it's female it will be allowed to grow up and repeat the same cycle of being repeatedly impregnated just like it's mother until it can no longer produce milk and will be sent for slaughter. This is the reason people are trying to push for plant based milk instead of dairy and since people don't have much empathy for farm animals those that do are coming up with other reasons to reach the same goal.
So according to you abusing animal for it's entire life is strong and those that don't are weak? You most definitely are unashamed to say that.
So according to you abusing animal for it's entire life is strong and those that don't are weak? You most definitely are unashamed to say that.
| @Maou_heika Plant milk is not milk, it's sugary ultra processed food product. It's junk food tier trash masquerading as ethical health food. |
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If you are seeing such posts on your social media I'm sure you must have also seen posts about why people are saying it. Cows aren't milk making machines that naturally give milk throughout their lives, they need to be raped and impregnated and their calf is taken away from them so humans can have their milk. If the calf is male then it's killed for veal if it's female it will be allowed to grow up and repeat the same cycle of being repeatedly impregnated just like it's mother until it can no longer produce milk and will be sent for slaughter. This is the reason people are trying to push for plant based milk instead of dairy and since people don't have much empathy for farm animals those that do are coming up with other reasons to reach the same goal.
So according to you abusing animal for it's entire life is strong and those that don't are weak? You most definitely are unashamed to say that.
So according to you abusing animal for it's entire life is strong and those that don't are weak? You most definitely are unashamed to say that.
Maou_heika said: Twisting my words a little bit, aren't you? You know, I was raised in the countryside and spent a lot of time on my father's side dairy farm (pretty much all dairy farms in Quebec are family-owned and on the smaller side). They did their best to create a stress-free environment. Yes, the cows were impregnated, but no calves were forcibly separated from their mothers. There was a specific enclosure to keep them together (for how long, that I don't remember). Heck, my aunt knew all their names by heart and even played relaxing music throughout the barn. In the summertime, they were all free to roam outside in a small meadow (which was obviously impossible to do in winter if you know anything about Quebec).So according to you abusing animal for it's entire life is strong and those that don't are weak? You most definitely are unashamed to say that. They obviously lived animal farm lives, but they weren’t as miserable as you're trying to claim, and no one wanted them to suffer. And since all dairy products produced in Quebec come from milk produced by local farms, I don’t see why I should feel ashamed in any way. We don’t have massive Americanized dairy farms around here where cows don’t even receive proper medical care. Calling all dairy farmers animal abusers isn’t going to change most people mind, and it’s certainly not going to make them switch to plant-based milk loaded with industrial sugars. |
fleurbleueMay 22, 10:28 AM
JaniSIr said: Plant milk is not milk, it's sugary ultra processed food product. It's junk food tier trash masquerading as ethical health food. There's nothing inherently unhealthy about food being processed. Whey protein powder is processed and is a healthy addition to a diet. Also, the milk you buy from cows is processed to have less saturated fat, which makes it healthier. You can of course consume unhealthy variants of plant based milk just like you can purchase unhealthy variants of cow milk. Often it is the plant based milk that has a better nutrition profile.   The plant based version is soy milk from the brand Silk. The plant based version has less saturated fat, basically no sugar while the milk brand has a notable amount, the plant based version also has more protein per calorie, less sodium, less calories, and is fortified to have the same amount of calcium and vitamin D. Just be a conscious consumer either way and you'll do fine. fleurbleue said: They obviously lived animal farm lives, but they weren’t as miserable as you're trying to claim, and no one wanted them to suffer. And since all dairy products produced in Quebec come from milk produced by local farms, I don’t see why I should feel ashamed in any way. We don’t have massive Americanized dairy farms around here where cows don’t even receive proper medical care. Calling all dairy farmers animal abusers isn’t going to change most people mind, and it’s certainly not going to make them switch to plant-based milk loaded with industrial sugars. I'm sure your family tried to be humane in how they raised their cows. Nationally having a lot of local farms doesn't necessarily guarantee more ethical conditions. For instance, it's estimated that Canada has a greater share of egg laying hens in cages than the US. |
| I don't think it's weird, but I personally haven't had a glass of milk in a while. As a kid, I used to drink milk with cookies. As an adult, I don't do that anymore. I use milk to cook with: cake, cornbread, mac and cheese from scratch, buttermilk chicken, etc. |
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JaniSIr said:
Plant milk is not milk, it's sugary ultra processed food product.
It's junk food tier trash masquerading as ethical health food.
Plant milk is not milk, it's sugary ultra processed food product.
It's junk food tier trash masquerading as ethical health food.
There's nothing inherently unhealthy about food being processed. Whey protein powder is processed and is a healthy addition to a diet. Also, the milk you buy from cows is processed to have less saturated fat, which makes it healthier.
You can of course consume unhealthy variants of plant based milk just like you can purchase unhealthy variants of cow milk. Often it is the plant based milk that has a better nutrition profile.
The plant based version is soy milk from the brand Silk.
The plant based version has less saturated fat, basically no sugar while the milk brand has a notable amount, the plant based version also has more protein per calorie, less sodium, less calories, and is fortified to have the same amount of calcium and vitamin D.
Just be a conscious consumer either way and you'll do fine.
fleurbleue said:
They obviously lived animal farm lives, but they weren’t as miserable as you're trying to claim, and no one wanted them to suffer. And since all dairy products produced in Quebec come from milk produced by local farms, I don’t see why I should feel ashamed in any way. We don’t have massive Americanized dairy farms around here where cows don’t even receive proper medical care. Calling all dairy farmers animal abusers isn’t going to change most people mind, and it’s certainly not going to make them switch to plant-based milk loaded with industrial sugars.
They obviously lived animal farm lives, but they weren’t as miserable as you're trying to claim, and no one wanted them to suffer. And since all dairy products produced in Quebec come from milk produced by local farms, I don’t see why I should feel ashamed in any way. We don’t have massive Americanized dairy farms around here where cows don’t even receive proper medical care. Calling all dairy farmers animal abusers isn’t going to change most people mind, and it’s certainly not going to make them switch to plant-based milk loaded with industrial sugars.
I'm sure your family tried to be humane in how they raised their cows. Nationally having a lot of local farms doesn't necessarily guarantee more ethical conditions. For instance, it's estimated that Canada has a greater share of egg laying hens in cages than the US.
| @Freshell My dad is lactose intolerant, so he drinks lactaid or almond milk. I personally like coconut milk for tropical smoothies. |
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Maou_heika said:
So according to you abusing animal for it's entire life is strong and those that don't are weak? You most definitely are unashamed to say that.
Twisting my words a little bit, aren't you? You know, I was raised in the countryside and spent a lot of time on my father's side dairy farm (pretty much all dairy farms in Quebec are family-owned and on the smaller side). They did their best to create a stress-free environment. Yes, the cows were impregnated, but no calves were forcibly separated from their mothers. There was a specific enclosure to keep them together (for how long, that I don't remember). Heck, my aunt knew all their names by heart and even played relaxing music throughout the barn. In the summertime, they were all free to roam outside in a small meadow (which was obviously impossible to do in winter if you know anything about Quebec).So according to you abusing animal for it's entire life is strong and those that don't are weak? You most definitely are unashamed to say that.
They obviously lived animal farm lives, but they weren’t as miserable as you're trying to claim, and no one wanted them to suffer. And since all dairy products produced in Quebec come from milk produced by local farms, I don’t see why I should feel ashamed in any way. We don’t have massive Americanized dairy farms around here where cows don’t even receive proper medical care. Calling all dairy farmers animal abusers isn’t going to change most people mind, and it’s certainly not going to make them switch to plant-based milk loaded with industrial sugars.
| @fleurbleue Well if they aren't separated then that's good for you I see no harm in drinking milk if the cows don't suffer but what do you do with the male calves? I doubt keeping them alive would be sustainable or profitable for the farmers. It's your fault too because of the way you worded your op. There is a reason why people are making the statement which you never clarified and simply went onto classifying others strong or weak. Not to mention factory farms are common all over the world because they are more profitable. Edit: I did a quick google search and found this from Quebec, doesn't look like all farms follow the practices you describe |
Maou_heikaMay 22, 11:33 AM
What are a bunch of milk drinkers doing here? Go home to your mothers! Joking aside, no it's not weird. The zoomies who think milk is bad for adults are. |
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| Team strong. Even if you're lactose intolerant, then you can drink almond milk. Milk is good for your bones. Plus, I grew up with the advertisements saying "drink more milk," so I will not allow weaker people to shame milk enjoyers. |
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@fleurbleue Well if they aren't separated then that's good for you I see no harm in drinking milk if the cows don't suffer but what do you do with the male calves? I doubt keeping them alive would be sustainable or profitable for the farmers.
It's your fault too because of the way you worded your op. There is a reason why people are making the statement which you never clarified and simply went onto classifying others strong or weak. Not to mention factory farms are common all over the world because they are more profitable.
Edit: I did a quick google search and found this from Quebec, doesn't look like all farms follow the practices you describe
It's your fault too because of the way you worded your op. There is a reason why people are making the statement which you never clarified and simply went onto classifying others strong or weak. Not to mention factory farms are common all over the world because they are more profitable.
Edit: I did a quick google search and found this from Quebec, doesn't look like all farms follow the practices you describe
Maou_heika said: Either for meat or raised as bulls for reproduction.but what do you do with the male calves? Maou_heika said: Real statistics would be more useful than people visiting a handful of farms, but what I'd like to add is that cows are more productive when they are treated with care. So even if you remove empathy out of the equation, not giving your cows any access to the outdoors literally make you lose money. I also obviously haven't set foot in all dairy farms in my province, but seeing dairy cows out in pastures was a common sight all over the region where I grew up.Edit: I did a quick google search and found this from Quebec, doesn't look like all farms follow the practices you describe |
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What are a bunch of milk drinkers doing here? Go home to your mothers!
Joking aside, no it's not weird. The zoomies who think milk is bad for adults are.
Joking aside, no it's not weird. The zoomies who think milk is bad for adults are.
| @Lost_Viking I bet you never had a mommy to feed from, greenpig :V /kidding |
| It's not weird and you shouldn't mind what anyone else thinks. If you want to drink milk, go drink milk. If you don't, then don't. If you prefer some alternative product, then go ahead and drink that one instead. I still have the gift to be able to drink normal cow milk, but I'm usually not interested because it doesn't taste anything addictively enough. We use milk more as an ingredient for food stuff. Perphaps, I would be more eager to drink a glass of milk if it would be fresh raw milk, but pasteurization kills the taste |
| But how can you be sure that milk came from a cow and not a bull? I mean, mistakes happen in production lines... |
| Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. |
| There is nothing wrong with drinking milk as an adult. |
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| If drinking milk as an adult is weird then fuck being normal! Relevant quote: When I was ten, I read fairy tales in secret and would have been ashamed if I had been found doing so. Now that I am fifty, I read them openly. When I became a man I put away childish things, including the fear of childishness and the desire to be very grown up. -C.S. Lewis |
| No not at all, I think milk gets a bad rap for being only for children, when in actuality you need the calcium for your bones for the rest of your life, not just when we're young. Of course you can get calcium by other means such as broccoli, tomatoes and whatnot for those who are lactose intolerant. |
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| No, but I don't like drinking milk, I prefer getting my calcium intake from other foods. |
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I think Adults that get all their calcium needs from Broccoli are mentally stronger. But Milk Intolerant adults drinking milk like me can look way cooler.  |
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| As a man you should be drinking SOY. Stop drinking fairlife chooclate milk if youre not a pussy and drink soy milk LIKE A BOSS |
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| Because these attention whoring morons want to make a big deal out of everything. |
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| whaaaaaat.. drinking milk is considered creepy these days O_O I drink milk (with coffee.. I prefer milk in my coffee) regularly.. not everyday, but most days of the week.. I wish I could drink plain milk, but I don't like the taste.. |
| Not I don't drink milk anymore. I stopped last August after doctors told me not to drink milk because it gives me gas. |
| Fun fact, part of the milk you drink is pus cause their tits get infected. |
Mao said: If you have to shit, shit! If you have to fart, fart! |
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JaniSIr said:
Plant milk is not milk, it's sugary ultra processed food product.
It's junk food tier trash masquerading as ethical health food.
Plant milk is not milk, it's sugary ultra processed food product.
It's junk food tier trash masquerading as ethical health food.
There's nothing inherently unhealthy about food being processed. Whey protein powder is processed and is a healthy addition to a diet. Also, the milk you buy from cows is processed to have less saturated fat, which makes it healthier.
You can of course consume unhealthy variants of plant based milk just like you can purchase unhealthy variants of cow milk. Often it is the plant based milk that has a better nutrition profile.
The plant based version is soy milk from the brand Silk.
The plant based version has less saturated fat, basically no sugar while the milk brand has a notable amount, the plant based version also has more protein per calorie, less sodium, less calories, and is fortified to have the same amount of calcium and vitamin D.
Just be a conscious consumer either way and you'll do fine.
fleurbleue said:
They obviously lived animal farm lives, but they weren’t as miserable as you're trying to claim, and no one wanted them to suffer. And since all dairy products produced in Quebec come from milk produced by local farms, I don’t see why I should feel ashamed in any way. We don’t have massive Americanized dairy farms around here where cows don’t even receive proper medical care. Calling all dairy farmers animal abusers isn’t going to change most people mind, and it’s certainly not going to make them switch to plant-based milk loaded with industrial sugars.
They obviously lived animal farm lives, but they weren’t as miserable as you're trying to claim, and no one wanted them to suffer. And since all dairy products produced in Quebec come from milk produced by local farms, I don’t see why I should feel ashamed in any way. We don’t have massive Americanized dairy farms around here where cows don’t even receive proper medical care. Calling all dairy farmers animal abusers isn’t going to change most people mind, and it’s certainly not going to make them switch to plant-based milk loaded with industrial sugars.
I'm sure your family tried to be humane in how they raised their cows. Nationally having a lot of local farms doesn't necessarily guarantee more ethical conditions. For instance, it's estimated that Canada has a greater share of egg laying hens in cages than the US.
| @Freshell There actually are people who would argue that processing does in fact matter... I mean we are specifically talking about ultra processed junk, that's more chemistry than cooking. Especially in this case you have to wonder what they need to do to make plants that look nothing like milk look like milk. Also being fortified by vitamins should be a red flag, that sort of means the ingredients are nutritionally void, but they try to spin it to sound healthier than it is. Candies have a lot of those fortifications, but they really are just sugar with a face lift. The big business in plant based milk is really just that plants are cheaper than cows, but they can be sold for the same price in the grocery store. |
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