Morals aren't socially or personally defined, they're effective truths. Also humans aren't designed to do anything, they evolve.

Humans, like Chimps, are not carnivorous, they're omnivores. Chimps are not frequent meat eaters, and primarily consume vegetation, but supplement their diet with meat (typically small monkeys and insects).

Which is the healthy ideal for primitive humans / chimps ensures the widest spread of nutritional source. Arguably, that's not really necessary in the 20 and 21st century, as you can easily supplement nutrition through the greater knowledge of the subject available to humans.

Also if humans were 'designed' to eat meat they wouldn't need to cook it with the kind of regularity they do - as no other species needs to provide heat to eliminate toxin and germs. Like Chimps we can only eat very fresh meat raw.

The truth is that very few animals eat meat on a daily basis with the regularity of humans, and it is not particularly healthy for them to do so.

As you say later moderation is the key. But moderation isn't really 'once or twice a day'.

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Beans? Beans! Beans are a cholesterol-lowering super-food that are high in protein and fibre. WTFF?

Yes, fish has cholesterol, which is why I don't eat it anymore.

We don't do possession; we do defense and attack. Everything else is just wa**ing with a football.

Well That's not true as hardly any tories are made up from the blood of the poor.

That is just opinion without a shred of scientific basis.
We do not need to cook meat but it does make it easier to break down and therefore more nutritional.

We eat too much of everything because it is available and we have a craving for nutrition rich foods because that is what would keep us from starving in the natural world where food is probably scarce and requires energy consumption to obtain.
The bottom line is that you can eat what you want and what most want is plenty of meat. That is the best evidence for our evolutionary desire to eat it and the reason why we eat too much of it in the modern world of plenty.

I'm seeing something very large and green, bursting out of his long trousers .

Why do you subscribe to so much left wing claptrap then?

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