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I considered posting this in c/vegan but I think it's worth a watch for meat eaters and vegetarians too. It's about a guy who owned a cattle farm in the UK and how he switched to a plant-based model instead. It's not long and quite interesting because it's not often you get to see from this POV . It's actually a really beautiful documentary and it's not gory or anything so give it a go my sweet little hexos

I just watched a guy cover tinned beans in mayonnaise and call it bean salad.

Edit: This is the definition of salad people.

Hey everyone, I don't know much about Mao honestly other than the stuff we're taught at school and I was wondering.

a) Was the Great Famine real?

b) If so, was it as bad as we're taught in the west

c) Was it directly linked to Mao's Great Leap Forward

d) If not then why was it ended early?

I thought it was nice to have but I forgot to save it.

I swear every TV show now has the same 5 voice actors and every one is some posho, spoiled kid with liberal parents who live in some mansion. It drives me nuts.

I remember hearing so many working class voices on TV when I was younger and now the only time you hear a working class voice is if they're making fun of them or they're the bad guy.

They are the proletariat of birds

If so, what did you think and is it worth picking up?

I've been looking for something from the last thirty years or so and that's accessible to a newbie.

Thanks