native americans and vegetarianism
> > I don't follow his ways at all.
>
> YOU cited him, numbnuts.
so what, I could cite Adolf Hitler and not eat his diet
> OOOOOOOOOOH... I see. So this is all third-hand sourcing of yours. Very
> interesting that you throw out sources without actually knowing a damn
thing
> about it or the author.
Only what I have read from various abstracts and discussions.
> Maybe it's your admission that you throw out (any!!!!!!) sources
supportive of
> your view without any actual familiarity with them.
without any actual familiarity??? I am familiar with his concepts, and their
flaws.
> Face it, you're on a faddish
> bandwagon
No sir, raw food eating is what ALL other species do - there is no "fad".
Culture is the fad, the failure - the "cult".
> now we have an admission that you rely on Ehret through hearsay. THAT, and
that
> ALONE, makes you a follower. What a ****ing joke!
To follow suggests blind faith. To suggest a person is a follower is to
intimate you read their private thoughts. Put away your crystal ball.
> Are you sure your biases, based on following the hearsay of others, isn't
> leading you to that state yourself?
Ehret's ideas are reproduced all over the web in bits and pieces, however
that is not my original source.
J
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