Milk is bad for you

[Ssssuper]

Even though the media tries to brainwash people, milk does not
Strengthen your bones and it is not the best source of calcium.
Even if you're not a vegan you should accept this.

-gyno because of all the hormones
-excess use of antibiotics which creates resistant bacteria
-possible acidation of your blood which needs calcium to make it back neutral which weakens
Your bones because the calcium comes from there
-cows get raped to get milk

 

[Catastrophic]

Nice try PETA.

 

[Ssssuper]

Nice try PETA.

I don't care that much for animals but these are the facts.

 

[GamerzHell9137]

-cows get raped to get milk

lol

 

[Foxi4]

I don't care that much for animals but these are the facts.

Fact
noun \ˈfakt\

1. Something that truly exists or happens; something that has actual existence
2. A true piece of information

Milk is an excellent source of protein, calcium, lipids, caseins, salts and minerals, vitamins (including vitamin B12, the one that almost every vegetarian and vegan has a defficiency of) and simple sugars. The only reason why you wouldn't want to drink milk or eat dairy products is if you were lactose intolerant, and even then you can still consume some dairy products that are lactose-free, for instance cream.

-gyno because of all the hormones

Then buy organic milk if you're so concerned (you shouldn't be)

-excess use of antibiotics which creates resistant bacteria

See above

-possible acidation of your blood which needs calcium to make it back neutral which weakens your bones because the calcium comes from there

Wat? Do you think that whatever you drink or eat magically finds its way to the bloodstream? Hint: it doesn't. The "acid" you're talking about is lactic and uric acid, your body produces them either way and has a natural system of disposing of them - sweating and peeing. Milk doesn't "melt your bones", the bloodstream is an isolated system.

-cows get raped to get milk

Cows produce milk regardless of whether or not they're pregnant, much like chickens lay eggs regardless of whether or not they're inseminated. In fact, a domesticated cow has to be milked - the species adapted over thousands of years of domestication and produces a surplus of milk. If they're not milked, they're literally suffering.

F-

 

[Deleted User]

I don't think I've ever laughed so hard because of stupid shit someone's said online

 

[Ssssuper]

Fact
noun \ˈfakt\

1. Something that truly exists or happens; something that has actual existence
2. A true piece of information

Milk is an excellent source of protein, calcium, lipids, caseins, salts and minerals, vitamins (including vitamin B12, the one that almost every vegetarian and vegan has a defficiency of) and simple sugars. The only reason why you wouldn't want to drink milk or eat dairy products is if you were lactose intolerant, and even then you can still consume some dairy products that are lactose-free, for instance cream.

Then buy organic milk if you're so concerned (you shouldn't be)
See above
Wat? Do you think that whatever you drink or eat magically finds its way to the bloodstream? Hint: it doesn't. The "acid" you're talking about is lactic acid, your body produces it either way and has a natural system of disposing of it - sweating and peeing. Milk doesn't "melt your bones", the bloodstream is an isolated system.
Cows produce milk regardless of whether or not they're pregnant, much like chickens lay eggs regardless of whether or not they're inseminated. In fact, a domesticated cow has to be milked - the species adapted over thousands of years of domestication and produces a surplus of milk. If they're not milked, they're literally suffering.

F-

You just went 100% stupid sir.

"Nonpregnant cows will decrease in production about 94 to 96% of the preceding month's yield after the peak of production is attained. Nonpregnant cows can continue to secrete milk indefinitely, but at a reduced rate."
Source:http://ansci.illinois.edu/static/ansc438/Lactation/otherfactors.html

KeywordS: REDUCED PRODUCTION
Now let's think logically here, will businesses whose goal is to maximize their profits rape cows for more money?
Yes, and in fact they DO.

I have to go out right now, but I'll respond to the rest later

 

[Joe88]

I can't tell if you are trolling or not, in any case this thread is eof bound.

 

[DiscostewSM]

-cows get raped to get milk

Are you sure?

Spoiler

 

[zoogie]

>Now let's think logically here, will businesses whose goal is to maximiae their profits rape cows for more money?
>Yes, in fact they do.
So if you keep a pet cow, it's okay to grape cows for milk?
...
And I'm sure sexual abuse victims will be happy to see you equate milking cows to being penetrated against their will. Nice.
Calling a staff member retarded for having the audacity to argue with you was also a nice touch. Maybe you'll get lucky and nobody will report you.
To the EOF with you troll.

 

[Whole lotta love]

Just a friendly reminder that 65-75% of humans are lactose intolerant.

 

[DiscostewSM]

So if you keep a pet cow, it's okay to grape cows for milk?

 

[Hiccup]

It doesn't matter if some or all of your unsourced claims are true. Your post is still crappy.

 

[TecXero]

Okay, assuming it's all factual, what's a better source of calcium?

 

[zoogie]

I just refuse to type that very serious word in such a ridiculous context. It cheapens the horror of the crime.

 

[The Catboy]

It's people like you that give vegetarians like me a bad name.
Also I would like you to site your sources beyond some obviously PETA made video.

-cows get raped to get milk

Also, 50 Shade of wat?

 

[ComeTurismO]

Is this a stupid excuse to promote a channel?

 

[Ssssuper]

It doesn't matter if some of your unsourced claims are true. Your post is still willful ignorance central.

My first reply had a source. And I'm going to keep giving you guys scientific studies.

Fact
noun \ˈfakt\

1. Something that truly exists or happens; something that has actual existence
2. A true piece of information

Milk is an excellent source of protein, calcium, lipids, caseins, salts and minerals, vitamins (including vitamin B12, the one that almost every vegetarian and vegan has a defficiency of) and simple sugars. The only reason why you wouldn't want to drink milk or eat dairy products is if you were lactose intolerant, and even then you can still consume some dairy products that are lactose-free, for instance cream.

First of all, B12 defficiency is a serious condition and claiming that ALMOST EVERY VEGAN has it is not true. The majority uses B12 supplements.

Second of all, thanks for telling me what milk contains.
-The 'china study' suggests that casein in milk is carcinogenic (can cause CANCER)
-There are better sources of calcium (for example beans) there is no need to drink milk

THIRD OF ALL milk can weaken the bones.
Look at this scientific study:
'Consumption of dairy products, particularly at age 20 years, was associated with an increased risk of hip fracture in old age'
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/815447

Also this study suggests that milk does not strengthen your bones.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9224182

 

[Chary]

But...but how will we eat cereal now?!

 

[Ssssuper]

But...but how will we eat cereal now?!

Even though this one is not serious, you can drink almond, coconut or soya milk.