Oh, you have done good to question this. It is a pseudoscience and the documentary you saw is not a trustworthy source.

I quickly slapped together an uncomplete list how to spot bullshit like that. Just from your description, I would say at least three boxes are checked here.

• Overgeneralization: A single phenomenon is claimed to explain a wide range of unrelated issues.

• One-size-fits-all solutions: A single treatment or method is said to cure multiple, diverse ailments.

• Lack of specificity: Claims are vague and lack detailed mechanisms or explanations.

• Appeal to tradition: Claims are based on historical practices rather than scientific evidence.

• Extraordinary claims without extraordinary evidence: Bold assertions are made without sufficient proof.

• Emphasis on personal testimonials: Reliance on individual stories rather than systematic research.

• Use of jargon: Complex terminology is used to sound credible without substantive backing.

• Avoidance of peer scrutiny: Claims are not subjected to rigorous testing or peer review.

• Dichotomous thinking: Issues are framed in black-and-white terms, ignoring nuances and complexities.

Sure, us not wanting to watch some ad about an anime game that makes you addicted and is full of micro transactions is somehow stealing. Are you out of your mind?

Yes, the differences are night and day. Every time I want to watch one of the few movies I own on Blu-ray, I turn my old PS4 on and remember how shitty a controller is for media playback and I download the movie and watch it on my Raspberry Pi with Kodi and a proper media remote.

So again: if I just want to watch Netflix, why should I add a console that has no advantages, but uses more power and forces me to use a controller that is nice for many games but shit for watching movies?

Your smart TV is a computer of some sorts. You can do shit like watching Netflix with it. If that is all you want to do, why should you use another device with it, that brings no benefits but uses more power?

You are citing one subject here, Palestine. Yes, maybe under Harris nothing would have been different in regards to this. But it is pretty obvious, that under the orange shitstain’s regime, many people all over the world will suffer a lot. The point in participating in this election was to prevent that. You didn’t vote the special representativefor Palestine or some shit, but the president of the most influencial country in the world. Your actions have consequences. All Americans who voted for Trump or did not participate fucked not only themselves, but also so many millions of other people over, so I really thing, they should go fuck themselves.

A (human) mother that carries a growing fetus is a living being. A pig, dog or a cow as well. They feel physically and emotionally and can be hurt.

A fetus is, up to a certain point, just a slab of meat.

As a vegan I don’t care about slabs of meat, I care about living beings and I think we shouldn’t hurt them.

That doesn’t work. Either there is physical proof or there is none. Afaik the latter is correct.

The problem is: most times it works the other way. You are at a barbeque and bring your own stuff. There are always people who feel obliged to talk shit about you – or worse, cannot shut up about their own meat consumption, how they only buy the „good“ meat and only seldom, but how hard it would be without cheese and so on.

Yeah, there are some preaching vegans, but those few are not the reason why some people are hating on us.