How we tricked the world into thinking meat was bad

[Bill Chapman]

The better question to ask would be ,which organizations are railing against the consumption of animal products?

Do you eat real butter? If not, why not? Do you cook with lard or other animal fat? If not,why not? I have no investment in cattle production. As a natural omnivore, I am very thankful for cattle production.  Beef is loaded with nutrients. It's all good for you. When is the last time you had beef liver?

Why would that be the better question?

The better question might be are you fine in considering yourself to be merely a part of the broad, faceless average, or an individual who gets regular checkups and knows the history of illness at in at least nearby forebearers?

'I wouldn't join any organization that would have me as a member', said Woody Allen IIRC
If you think I'm pushing some sort of food agenda you'd be wrong.

[Tim Nickerson]

Why would that be the better question?

Because it's been animal products that have been under attack for 60 years, not plants, that's why. Beginning in the 80s, people en masse abandoned butter, lard and other animal fats in favor of vegetable oils like margarine, canola oil, soy bean oil, corn oil, etc.. Why do you suppose that happened?  Have you ever taken the time to look into how much sugar you are consuming on a daily basis? How much of it were people eating on average in the 1970s?
 

'I wouldn't join any organization that would have me as a member', said Woody Allen IIRC

I believe that Groucho Marx was the originator of that statement. Worded a little differently though.

[Denis Pointing]

I believe that Groucho Marx was the originator of that statement. Worded a little differently though.

From Thomas Gorsky. GOOGLE GROUP; "In "Nice Guys Finish Seventh" by Ralph Keynes, Groucho states in his
autobiography that he resigned from a group called the Delaney Club:
"Please accept my resignation.  I don't want to belong to any club
that will accept me as a member."  However his brother and son used
the more popular version, "I don't want to belong to any club that
would have me as a member."
I recall that Woody Allen quoted Groucho using this quotation in one
of his movies, but I can't recall which one.  Perhaps Annie Hall."

[Tim Nickerson]

From Thomas Gorsky. GOOGLE GROUP; "In "Nice Guys Finish Seventh" by Ralph Keynes, Groucho states in his
autobiography that he resigned from a group called the Delaney Club:
"Please accept my resignation.  I don't want to belong to any club
that will accept me as a member."  However his brother and son used
the more popular version, "I don't want to belong to any club that
would have me as a member."
I recall that Woody Allen quoted Groucho using this quotation in one
of his movies, but I can't recall which one.  Perhaps Annie Hall."