Undercover Vegan Leaves Avid Meat Eater Speechless 

Joey I love your activism it's crazy good! There is one thing though I think it might still benefit from which is the method explored in Debug your Brains newest video! About letting people have those introspection pauses without interrupting as much as possible because that's where a change of mind happens.

Joey gotta say, brilliant work!

Wait for the uneducated snowflake trolls to arrive. Sooo entertaining. Lol! 😀💕🌱

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Absolutely inspired.

@@robsengahay5614 Took the words out of my mouth.

@@someguy2135did he take the dick out of it first?

​@@sevilliane plants are NOT sentient beings. Sentience implies conscience of self, and the ability to feel pain and pleasure. The fact that plants can exchange hormones and other chemical substances between them (like bananas help tomatoes ripen through releasing ethylene) doesn't mean they are conscious of those exchanges. We also communicate chemically between each other and we are not consciously aware of that even if it effects our behaviour. That is not why we are considered sentient. Sentience requires the living being to have some notion of themselves and of their own experience of being alive. Most insects and other animals die due to pesticides, but the use of pesticides is not mandatory and there is something called veganic agriculture which would be the norm if the world was vegan, and we would minimise the death of animals in plant agriculture. Nowadays crop farming is done by non-vegans who don't give a shit about animals or ecossystems. If we eliminate animal farming (by being vegan and animal rights activists) we will be saving the lives of those animals and also preventing the death of all the insects who die for the crops given to animals. So I think it's logical to consider that to be a great first step. Of course, ideally the vegan future I hope for our humanity will also take into account insects as much as possible and practicable.

"The only time when it matters, is when it's me".. Basically your every day wanna be "tough guy" insecure wanna be "alpha male/dominant" loser who has to pay for prostitutes than brags to his 1 or 2 friends who don't even like or call him that he totally "picked her up" by his "skillful words" and she was "totally into him" and "crazy about him". Lmao meattards are such insecure typical douchebag gullible losers desperately obeying the stereotype their wealthy corporate overlords have created for them to make it easier to abuse and control them and keep them poor and powerless while at the same time deluding them into thinking they have any "power" or "dominance" lmao

There is NO dare needed when one speak the TRUTH.

This series of reverse psychology videos by Joey are so ironic, hearing the meat eaters make the case for veganism. The only thing this particular guy lacks is the knowledge of the fact that a fully plant based diet is not only sufficient to thrive, but gives you the best chance of a long, healthy life! The largest organization of nutrition professionals officially declared- "It is the position of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics that appropriately planned vegetarian, including vegan, diets are healthful, nutritionally adequate, and may provide health benefits for the prevention and treatment of certain diseases. These diets are appropriate for all stages of the life cycle, including pregnancy, lactation, infancy, childhood, adolescence, older adulthood, and for athletes. Plant-based diets are more environmentally sustainable than diets rich in animal products because they use fewer natural resources and are associated with much less environmental damage. *Vegetarians and vegans are at reduced risk of certain health conditions, including ischemic heart disease, type 2 diabetes, hypertension, certain types of cancer, and obesity.* Low intake of saturated fat and high intakes of vegetables, fruits, whole grains, legumes, soy products, nuts, and seeds (all rich in fiber and phytochemicals) are characteristics of vegetarian and vegan diets that produce lower total and low-density lipoprotein cholesterol levels and better serum glucose control. These factors contribute to reduction of chronic disease. Vegans need reliable sources of vitamin B-12, such as fortified foods or supplements." -Full abstract from the position paper as found on PubMed from the National Institutes of Health

@@someguy2135 The last bit about "vegans need reliable sources of B-12" is what the meat, dairy and egg industries want us to believe, as well as the drug companies who make the synthetic supplements. Odd how all other nutrients and minerals in the soil, like calcium, iron and beneficial bacteria, are absorbed just fine by plants and not “washed off,” yet somehow B12 evaporates. Odd how you can only get it from a drug lab and that it’s targeted at vegans. The idea you can get good bacteria from eating the dead body of an animal is another lie from animal agriculture. Humans have it in their own gut just like a living animal, as long as they don’t take antibiotics which destroy it. All this fear about B12 is nothing more than marketing and deliberate disinformation. Every long-term vegan I know (20 plus years) finds it all very suspect.

@@harveyplantharvester1502 B12 isn't targeted at vegans. It just so happens we eat a diet that doesn't contain significant amounts of it reliably. In every study every group is deficient in B12, it's not a vegan issue, it's a human biology and civilisation issue. Nutrition institutions recommend EVERYONE supp B12 since 39% of society is lacking it and 1/3 of people will naturally lose the ability to produce the enzyme necessary to absorb it thus becoming deficient. 90% of B12 manufactured globally is for animal agriculture for the same reasons vegans need to take it. Just like people, animals are fed chlorinated water and fed crops that have been sprayed with chemicals designed to kill organisms like the B12 producing bacteria in the ground. Unlike all the nutrients you mentioned, B12 is the only thing made by bacteria surrounding the foods and is the only product that can be washed off food. Calcium, iron etc are within the plant, not sitting on the skin like cyanocobalamin. It's not a marketing ploy. It's not a scam, it's reality. Just a repercussion of having an abundance of crops and non-contaminated water. Take your B12 supplement, it is essential.

@@pacmanmcgavin7034 I do, I eat a diet recommended by dietetic institutions.

That documentary Dominion changed my food habits!!

I was 61. We can all get there eventually.

Mom was 66 when she became vegan. Has been fully vegan for 6 years, going on 7. Her friends used to make fun of her but after seeing how much her health improved and how firm she is about it they now buy her vegan food and cookbooks. They make her a vegan section during holidays.

I said that too. 1 year later here I am, vegan I also said I would never been vegetarian and making fun of a vegetarian guy… here I am …

- said most vegans before going vegan lol. It’s all about finally waking up

How do you eat milk😉

Have to say, when I did eat meat, I never said I wouldn't go vegan, honestly, I just never thought much about it, ignorance I guess. As I looked into it more, I went vegetarian and then on 14th Sept 2024, I went fully vegan (I was pretty much near vegan anyway for a few years). I'd already cut out milk years ago, rarely ever had eggs, most the time when I had skme vegetarian, it was because the product had milk powder and half the time it's because I missed it or didn't check and assumed. But I'm happy to state I'm vegan and happy to be so.

@@adammorgan1776 Great to hear! What was it that finally made you actually make the decision to switch?

@Ermude10 , imforming myself more, the fact I wanted nothing to do with the barbaric industry, putting myself mentally in the place of farm animals, and the fact I don't want to harm any creatures (by my hands or others via complicity). Then second to that, we don't need to eat meat, and drinking milk beyond a baby (especially milk of another species) is just weird. The industry is environmentally, ecologically, and climatically destructive. And from a health prospective, it's also healthier to be plant-based, as so many research studies show time and again. So, really, I didn't need much of a push to go vegan, watching activist videos, knowing what goes on, my conscience all told me to just go vegan. I guess I can pinpoint the exact thing, so a combjnation of factors. Eitherway, I'm happier being vegan and don't feel at all hypocritical anymore. When did you go vegan and why?

@@adammorgan1776 It was very similar for me. I was pretty much fully plant based for many years because of health and environmental reasons, but would occasionally have some cheese or eggs. But just by being more interested in the subject I came across more and more of the ethical reasons, and at some point I just didn't want to be a hypocrite anymore and align my actions to my values. Wasn't a big shift in practice, but it was a significant and fundamental change in mindset. Thanks for sharing! :)

@Ermude10 , once you start properly looking into the industry and everything, without cognitive dissonance and willful ignorance, it's really difficult/impossible to justify continuing complicity in the industry via buying such products or actively complicit. So yeah, it was a pretty easy step for me. Ivejust finished watching an anime (2nd time) called The Promised Neverland, very much worth a watch if you've not seen it (there's also a live action film too, but the anime is better in my view). Basically, it's about a world split in two, a human half and what they call demons in the part. The demons farm and eat kids, it focuses on a "high welfare" farm, which uses essentially the same excuses farmers use about "happy" animals before slaughtering them. Anyway, it's certainly worth a watch, it's 2 seasons and 20 min episodes, and very well written. Also, if you're on instagram, feel free to look me up (follow if you like and I'll follow back), I've started the account up new as part of becoming vegan and starting by sharing recipes but will add more things later. My insta is "the_vegan_scientist_2024" 🙂

@@rondarkman. oh no you don't not on my watch

@@doloresshackleton97 nah he cares about animals why listen to you when you on someone's channel who you view a wanker? But alteast the comment help with algorithm so it Coolio

@@rondarkman. not on my watch

@truth hurts delicious slow cooked.

@truth hurts Wulin is open. Dog festival.

@@pacmanmcgavin7034 The number of comments on this channel beg to differ...

@@annoyingbutmorallyconsistent God dammit I wanted to see his stupid comments. He got embarrassed by you lol

@@ARKSURVIVOR879 Don't worry, there's lots of them about 😂

@@elorebenyame2016 How is veganism a religion? Does an animal need to die to end up on your plate?

@@elorebenyame2016 Ah, ah, ah, you answer my question first. Does an animal need to die to end up on your plate?

It’s INSANE how to powerful the indoctrination is…

My vegan friends like drinking water with mice blood in it and lots of pesticides. They think it's reasonable as otherwise we cannot have a civilization. It's a celebration to farming.

@truth hurts good for them. Go look up the definition now.

@@Typho0n86 what point are you trying to make here?

"The only time when it matters, is when it's me".. Basically your every day wanna be "tough guy" insecure wanna be "alpha male/dominant" loser who has to pay for prostitutes than brags to his 1 or 2 friends who don't even like or call him that he totally "picked her up" by his "skillful words" and she was "totally into him" and "crazy about him". Lmao meattards are such insecure typical douchebag gullible losers desperately obeying the stereotype their wealthy corporate overlords have created for them to make it easier to abuse and control them and keep them poor and powerless while at the same time deluding them into thinking they have any "power" or "dominance" lmao

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@@JR-lb7iw and now?

It has been found in the soil but do you think it is bioavailable. Try eating soil. Liver and red meat are the optimum sources

@@JR-lb7iw Nonsense. Animal Feed is supplemented with B12, that’s how it gets into their liver etc. Just supplement with B12 yourself directly and leave the innocent animals alone.

@@JR-lb7iw no that’s wrong

@@Kathryn.Veganactivist just because the vegan religious cult says so? Liver is the ultimate food for bioavailable nutrients. Our digestive systems get nothing from large amounts of fibre. We are not herbivores.

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Thanks 😁

Brilliant. Non vegans never had to think about it. Now they're completely brainwashed. 🤷‍♀️

@@sevilliane plants don’t have a central nervous system therefore they cannot feel pain

@@sevilliane how do you compare the reaction you get from cutting a carrot vs cutting a throat of chicken to cutting a throat of a human? The answer will have the answer to your question.

@@sevilliane whatever you explained here about plants they are just responses to simulations. They don't have central nervous system like animals or humans do to feel pain. So plants is not same as humans and animals. And let's be practical for us to survive we need food. So why not choose cruelty free oprion rather than mass breeding species just to kill and eat them? While you can see animals scream just like us bleed just like us fight just like us to escape when about to be killed honestly it's just very insensitive for you to come up with plants feel pain too argument. No they are not. You need more reading in biology.

@@sevilliane being conscious means you make proactive decisions to avoid pain, danger, death because you understand what it means. That’s the common denomination between all animals, even if an animal might not understand what is death and life, they understand they don’t want pain and death and want to keep living, so they eat, reproduce, communicate and protect each other. Plants on the other hand are reactive, they don’t proactively react to stimulus from the environment, they react to chemical and physically changes in the environment, this does not fit in the concept of consciousness. Animals are proactive and reactive, the proactive being possible just from having a brain, central nervous system and consciousness. Plants are just reactive to their environment, being proactive is impossible to them given the fact that they lack the mentioned things animals have.

@@sevilliane They are responding to stimuli. They don't have a brain, nervous system, feelings etc. Come on this is like first grade stuff, do we have to waste time responding to this

@@sevilliane since when are plants sentient beings? Are you sure you know what sentience means?

@@sevilliane plants are not sentient, animals are

@@sevilliane no , respectfully you are wrong. Animals are sentient and are of higher intelligence. Unlike plants they have a brain and a nervous system. If you've see the yulin festival and see how they boil and skin dogs alive then you might say otherwise. .... by your logic you commit mass cruelty everyday by walking on grass and I'm witnessing mass murder right now Watching the germany world cup match because they standing on grass , is that equal to skinning dogs alive to you ?

@@sevilliane so you eat animals? Which Is your personal choice . But then you care about dogs being tortured when the farms animals eaten also have their throats cut as well. Plants have no nervous system or brain. If that was the case then people will protest sports and of it where the case I would too but its not true . By you logic , we can walk on puppies like we do grass because it's all the same to you then , by your understand we can even walk on three year old human babies because that how how smart the animals are. Come on man foreal now. Yes plants are alive but they not sentient ,no nervous system and no brain. If we used your world view as a standard it will be a matter of time before we start eating other humans. I'm glad you understand animals feel pain and fear like us but I need you to understand there's a massive difference between plants and animals as individuals. It's seems like people only care about plant lives when chatting to animal lovers .

@@sevilliane Stop saying plants are sentient McC has just explained it to you

You too, hey? I think we might be waiting a very long time...

@@annoyingbutmorallyconsistent let me know if you find any 😂

Same here. 5 years and veganism hasn't been debunked yet. 😃👌

@@sevilliane a plant doesn’t have a sentience or a nervous system. A plant hasn’t got a brain therefore cannot suffer. We need plants to survive. The question you should be asking is to fellow meat-eaters. I don’t understand their morals. They stroke a dog and would save a horse if possible, but inflict incredible misery upon pigs and cows. Why does a dog have more moral value than a pig? Why can i kill a cow and steal it’s baby but I can’t slap a horse? Why is torture and cruelty only accepted for the animals that taste nice? These a much better questions to be asking

@@sevilliane I appreciate your open approach to the conversation but I can’t have a serious debate with someone who can’t see the difference between a plant and a cow. And anything which is unnecessary and creates suffering is wrong. For instance I could go out and steal but I don’t as it would have a victim. Its black and white. I don’t kill animals or hunt as its unnecessary and I’m thriving through plant-based living

@Joey Carbstrong +𝟏𝟑𝟑𝟏𝟐𝟓𝟕𝟒𝟑𝟎𝟒 Fake Joey what are you playing at 😂 trying to scam

@The Weekend Trapper Wrong.🙄

@@pacmanmcgavin7034 -“don’t abuse animals it’s wrong” yet abuses animals. That’s hypocrisy -if I say morality has no part in me raping someone, does that mean rape no longer can be considered a moral issue? -he probably isn’t brave enough to go to a slaughterhouse and confront the consequences of his actions -you can be tempted to do something because you have a biological inclination to do so. What’s the incompatibility? -he’s lying to himself by truing to convince himself that killing animals to eat them isn’t cruel, even though it’s likely he can’t provide a morally substantive difference between humans and animals that would make it cruel to kill the former for food but not the latter Btw I did your mom

@@officialasa Dairy entry?!?!?

@@officialasa - Abusing animals is morally incorrect for me too (I am a meat-eater). On a related topic: What do you eat for which nothing gets killed (and also where you make quite conscious decision to kill)?

@@linusgallagher1607 You describe yourself exceptionally well. Congratulations buddy.🙂👌

😂

Does it even move? Feels so uncanny - I was self-consciously aware of it the whole time.

@@sevilliane Plants don't have a brain and a nervous system. They literally can't feel any emotions.

@@sevilliane >A brain and a nervous system is not necessary to feel pain Do you have any evidence of this? Either way, over 70% of plants in the world are used for feeding animals in animal agriculture, so we would "save" a lot of plants by being vegan.

I have read it and thanks 😁

​@@sevilliane maybe you are an atheist or someone who does not believe in a creator or intelligent designer. because if you do, It should be hard for you to imagine that the intelligent being who created this place with such complexity and wonders would commit a mistake, by creating plants that would just live with horrible lives. Because they could only stay to where they are in their entire existence, without the ability to shelter and protect them from storms, drought or any circumstance that can make them suffer or die. Also, there is no science that is credible, that can backup your claims that plants can feel pain and communicate

Why justify the natural healthy human diet

@@JR-lb7iw - Sounds quite apt, clear, concise, accurate, concrete and to-the-point.

@truth hurts i have eaten ostrich,wagyu, crocodile,wild boar, kangaroo, muntjak deer and many more exotic meats. I know someone who has eaten bear on the russian border of Finland. Meat is meat so lion and wolf could be on the menu if they taste good. I am an ex vegan. When your health deteriorates you could start with eggs and then move up the food chain from there like I did.

@@rahulrahul_awsjunkie You still didn't answer my questions...what education do you have in human nutrition? Do you deny that animal products are linked to chronic illness?

@@annoyingbutmorallyconsistent - once you send me one single study that concludes that red meat *causes* chronic disease and pure plant based diet is *conclusively* healthier than other diets. These have been the subject since beginning. I provided ample references and studies but you failed to look into any one of them. So onus is on you now.

No you have chosen a diet which will give you Britten bones and cause your body to digest itself

@@JR-lb7iw thank you for your concern. 🤣🤣🤣

@@deisepolo When people say they love meats or used to, I believe it's the chemicals and seasonings they liked, not the raw naked flesh, which is actually repulsive.

@@planetofthevegans880 agreed 💯

@@deisepolo As you can see he is clueless. 'britten bones' - what's that? Lol.😃🌱

Love this

@The Weekend Trapper Non vegans should boycott vegan posts until they have something sensible to say.😉👍

@The Weekend Trapper There's only 4% of the world's wildlife left on earth. Mostly due to animal agriculture, which continues to cause mass extinctions of wildlife species and plants. FACT.

@The Weekend Trapper Lol, but they pay you to kill more to protect the crops they feed the animals and the animals themselves. FACT.

There are some mentally ill trolls on vegan posts. But, I expect you've noticed.🤷‍♀️

@The Weekend Trapper We cannot control or tell fharmers what to do or how to farm.🙄👍

I think all Vegans at some point said I would never go vegan, I know I did

interesting. I've never been exposed to this idea in my delving.

Not a fan of Peter Singer either, although he used to be greatly admired for his "Animal Liberation" book. He's also said he supports vivisection/animal research "if it benefits humans" (which it never has and never will), a really appalling mindset.

@The Weekend TrapperThat's a part of why animal agriculture is the main cause of mass extinctions of wildlife species and plants worldwide. Facts.

Wanna wager if he went vegan?

@@Trolloftruth Probably not, but he might have reduced meat consumption, like he was saying. And who knows, maybe that will help him realize that being vegan isn't that hard to do with all the options that are available today.

@@ggardner5784 I read probably not, and might....typical vegan...all you need to add is what ifs, hypothetical scenarios and comparing

@@Trolloftruth I said he probably won't go vegan, i.e. eliminate all animal products, but he might reduce how much meat he eats. I'm not looking to escalate anything with you, either. So you can look somewhere else for an argument.

@@ggardner5784 there is no argument...there is no excuse for veganism

He has the sunglasses, jacket and shirt to match! 😂

It's not America

@@kroneexe I know that much, i know hes originally Australian, but i think he is somewhere in Europe now I just dont know where..

@@Malchus13 He lives in London.

@@kroneexe Really? I thought it was outside of England.. hmm, thanks.

@@Malchus13 I think almost all his videos are from England. You can listen to people's accents for clues

@@pacmanmcgavin7034 And another interaction for the algorithm. I totally dig that...😉

@@pacmanmcgavin7034 Still not understanding the definition of omnivore, I see. Keep rereading it, sound out those syllables...you'll get it eventually.

@@annoyingbutmorallyconsistent Maybe if he reads it out loud, it might just sink in. Unless he can't dig it!!! Dig it?😂

@@pacmanmcgavin7034 Says the one that hasn't had a cohesive thought on here, ever 😂

@@annoyingbutmorallyconsistent He's not capable of 'thought'. He's a baby. Wish his mummy could find his dummy.🤷‍♀️🙆‍♀️

Well said.😉🌱

Nope

@@x-latetv-x6816 How childish. I find comments like yours hilarious, because you keep lying to yourself🤣

@@7yu00 lying about what

@@x-latetv-x6816 Pretty much everything 😉

@@annoyingbutmorallyconsistent everything mentions nothing 😉