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For context: I never initiate political conversation at the table. I think it is impolite, and I doubt most of the people at my table even know my political orientation. But this year, fuck it. If anyone brings up Vaccines, I want to be well prepared to ruin Thanksgiving for everyone with facts and logic.

[Edit: I'd also appreciate suggestions for side dishes to bring]

For context: I never initiate political conversation at the table. I think it is impolite, and I doubt most of the people at my table even know my political orientation. But this year, fuck it. If anyone brings up Vaccines, I want to be well prepared to ruin Thanksgiving for everyone with facts and logic. [Edit: I'd also appreciate suggestions for side dishes to bring]

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[–] • 2 pts

Our ancestors did not eat milk

Who told you that lie? Cheese is literally the preservation of milk for Europeans. To know our ancestors is to know a land's yogurt, bread, butter, cream, and cheese.

Milk has been a central component of European diet for thousands of years.

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Milk drinkers are are 1/50th of our total ancestors.

So yes our ancestors didn't drink milk.

You don't drink cheese.

Now cheese like beer and wine and saurkraut are in its own category because they are pre or external digestion and that is in general good for us because it breaks down toxins and releases nutrients.

Guts outside our guts

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We drank milk, cream and preserved with cheese. We ate grains with bread and many other uses. Grains were used for much more than spirits.

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Only during a fraction of our peoples existence and far too short a time for our bodies to have evolved to cope with these toxins.

How do you fail to take this fact into consideration?