crawling-alreadygirl t1_ir0hjwj wrote
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>Nowhere in that article does it say who is eating insects currently and what amount of insects make up their current diet.
>Nowadays, 2 billion people and 3000 ethnic groups still eat the 2,100 edible insects of the globe, yet in the Western world it remains a taboo topic
>If insects are so enjoyable to eat why are certain groups making such a massive effort to convince everyone they are great?
Because insects are nutritious and sustainable, even though they're currently taboo in the west.
>No one is paying celebrities millions to convince people that steak is good.
You sure?
[deleted] t1_ir0ocma wrote
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crawling-alreadygirl t1_ir0y873 wrote
>You think Asians are all living in bamboo huts in the middle of the jungle eating insects?
No
>These people eat a wide variety of dishes, stir fried meats, meats and noodles and rice, barbecue fish, pork, chicken, duck.
Yes, and also a variety of insects. There's nothing wrong with that.
>Yes there are Asian countries that eat insects but they do not make up the bulk of their diet
I never said they did. Humans are omnivores.
>No one is serving a big pile of insects on the dinner table as a main meal.
Great job defeating that strawman?
[deleted] t1_ir10lmp wrote
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crawling-alreadygirl t1_ir13sq9 wrote
>People like you think we should be putting insects on our sandwiches or making insect lasagna or some shit like that.
Dude, I never said anything like that--just that insects are nutritious, and should be a food source. I don't know where you're getting sammies and lasagna from.
>Your head is full of delusional insect propaganda.
This is a genuinely hilarious line. No notes 😂
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