Meat Eaters and Vegans Unite! - Transcending the Us vs. Them Mentality

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No longer can we argue blindly with one another as enemies. We absolutely must grow into a space where we can actually hear each other in order to make further progress.

This video gives you two easy strategies (plus a bonus one!) to start making this shift, so that your interactions are more enjoyable and effective.

And sorry for all the squinting. The sun was in my face.

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• raw food
• vegan
• meat eaters
• rude vegans
• passionate debates
• us vs them
• worldcentric
• compassion
• feeling
• win debates with vegans
• peace
• global shift
• nonviolent communication

[RawFoodFreedom]

Lol, you guys are out of control. If I were you, I'd stop listening to the obese folks at WAP about how to lose weight...

[BanginBrittney]

6'8"?!?! :O I wanna hug you! lol.

-You made some amazing points in this video and said a lot of things that I feel many people need to hear and think about, but I guess you gotta be open-minded to even hear that and take that into consideration. lol. Such a vicious cycle... Keep up the videos, Joshie :) <3 ~Seriously though, can I get a hug? O.o lol.

[RawFoodFreedom]

@BanginBrittney You're gonna need pretty long arms to hug me all the way from Texas! If you manage to get a little closer, my hug door is always open (to the right people).

[ThisIsJackH]

VEGAN FOR EVER BRO!!

[hitssquad]

@RawFoodFreedom "Yikes!"

That's an interesting response. How many of the myriad book that explain the health benefits of high-fat, low-carb, moderately-low-protein diets have you read? Zero?

[anyuisbjoern]

Do you still have this opinion. Thank you for this good points.

[brandishednail]

I appreciate what you have to say. I am a rancher and get alot of flac about my ethical choices in life. I have nothing against vegans or vegetarians. Nothing I can say will change the way they feel. To berate them is a useless waste of time. We can all live together. Maybe not eat together though. lol.

My biggest gripe is when I am called uncaring and violent. That could not be further from the truth.

I only ask that I am not judged when the person does not even know me.

[LloydChristmas777]

Excellent video. Good points and tips.

[LloydChristmas777]

I've seen arrogance from both sides, but let me tell you form personal experience: A lot of meat eaters take the cake on arrogance as they instigate with me. Just take a look online: a lot of meat eaters are immature, and make up facts as they scramble to hang on to their addiction, and don't forget the malice.

[natureasintended]

The Weston A Price foundation hasn't published studies up for peer review. Weston Price's findings were way different from what the foundation promotes. The longest lived, healthiest populations ever studied all ate plant based diets with very little animals (2% or less). The best example is the Okinawans pre-1950's. 

[RawFoodFreedom]

@hitssquad Dude, you just cited WAP and lost all credibility! Owned. High protein intake increases calcium losses. Look it up on Pubmed.

[RawFoodFreedom]

@hitssquad Meat stimulates insulin release. Look it up, dude.

[hitssquad]

@82Bdog "A whole food plant based diet (high carb,low fat) with out animals and oils is also the only diet proven to reverse heart disease in patient who were at advanced stages. Both ornish and esselstyn proved this in their studies."

Why didn't Ornish and Esselstyn test for LDL subtype, and how could they come to the conclusion that heart-disease had been reversed *without* testing for LDL subtype? You don't see that lack of testing for LDL subtype as a problem? Why not?