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[H0SS]

Originally Posted by TheKidInside

veganism is inherently meant to be pure.

He probably got addicted to horsemeat.

If it's his 'test, then maybe he's been eating too many Brazil nuts or something Tim Ferris would claim.

Being a vegan is not inherently about being "pure"...

[TheKidInside]

Originally Posted by H0SS

Being a vegan is not inherently about being "pure"...

I'm not having this argument being that I work with (clients) and am surrounded by vegans everywhere. In fact, veganism has spread of late (last decade +) due to triathletes and endurance athletes.

Yes, you could be a junk food vegan but 99% of them aren't. It's a matter of "de jure vs de facto", brother.

[Sniggles]

Jake Shields

Originally Posted by TheKidInside

been eating too many Brazil nuts

Hmm...

[Rise]

Originally Posted by LefthookStcrook

Seriously though why would Jake be clean for fights with Hendo/GSP/Kampmann/ellenberger but then try his luck at cheating against Ed Herman?

Who's to say he was really clean for any of those fights really.

[Sniggles]

Originally Posted by Rise

Who's to say he was really clean for any of those fights really.

If X=Y then surely Z must = Y as well.

[H0SS]

Originally Posted by TheKidInside

I'm not having this argument being that I work with (clients) and am surrounded by vegans everywhere. In fact, veganism has spread of late (last decade +) due to triathletes and endurance athletes.

Yes, you could be a junk food vegan but 99% of them aren't. It's a matter of "de jure vs de facto", brother.

You don't have to argue, I'm just pointing out the fact that you are wrong. You are choosing to disregard the vegans who follow the lifestyle for ethical and/or environmental reasons.

I'm under the impression that you work in some kind of nutritionist/physical therapy/etc. role. That's why it would make sense that the vegans you encounter are the "dietary vegan" type. But they do not represent the "99%".

That is why your statement about veganism meant to be inherently pure is wrong. Maybe you meant "dietary veganism" instead.

Regardless, based on some of your past posts, I doubt you'll admit your mistake.

"On ne fait pas boire un âne qui n'a pas soif"... brotha'.

[TheKidInside]

Originally Posted by H0SS

You don't have to argue, I'm just pointing out the fact that you are wrong. You are choosing to disregard the vegans who follow the lifestyle for ethical and/or environmental reasons.

I'm under the impression that you work in some kind of nutritionist/physical therapy/etc. role. That's why it would make sense that the vegans you encounter are the "dietary vegan" type. But they do not represent the "99%".

That is why your statement about veganism meant to be inherently pure is wrong. Maybe you meant "dietary veganism" instead.

Regardless, based on some of your past posts, I doubt you'll admit your mistake.

"On ne fait pas boire un âne qui n'a pas soif"... brotha'.

whatever makes you happy. I'm sure environmental/ethical vegans ignore things like pesticides and environmental toxins, GMOs, processed food. etc. You win...

Originally Posted by Sniggles

Hmm...

Are you saying Jake Shields can't trane UFC because he eats da Brasil naughts??

[CtGreat]

Was never a fan of his personality and definitely not a fan of his fighting style. This just helps me not like him even more.

[H0SS]

Originally Posted by TheKidInside

whatever makes you happy. I'm sure environmental/ethical vegans ignore things like pesticides and environmental toxins, GMOs, processed food. etc. You win...



Are you saying Jake Shields can't trane UFC because he eats da Brasil naughts??

The fact that you couldn't accurately tie your last statement to the actual point of the discussion shows that I did "win".

[_DCdoctr_]

Off topic, but how has Jake reached this level and still throw kicks like he does? Yes, he's a wrestler and BJJ practitioner, but I cringe every, single time when I see him throw kicks.




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