I'm low-key disappointed in this new dietary guidelines thingy. Like, why do we need a "war on protein" that never existed in the first place? It's just another example of how our food system is controlled by corporations and politicians who wanna sell us more meat. And Robert F Kennedy Jr is like the king of this BS . I mean, we're already eating way too much protein and it's not even like we're all buff and strong or whatever. The real issue here is that they want to push a certain vision of masculinity that's all about meat and strength and stuff . Can't we just focus on being healthy and happy without having to conform to some outdated idea of what it means to be a man?
I mean, come on... "War on Protein"? It sounds like some kind of government propaganda to me! And now they're pushing for saturated fats? It's like they're trying to make us all fat and sick! I don't trust this one bit. They're just using science to push their agenda. The protein thing is obvious - it's just another way to sell more meat, duh! ️ And what about the environment? All that extra protein demand must be killing the planet or something... Not to mention the whole "traditional masculinity" thing. They're trying to brainwash us into thinking beef and butter are healthy again. It's like they've been watching too many old-school muscle shows... But honestly, I think it's all just a big smoke screen for some other agenda...
I'm low-key disappointed that people are going gaga for this new protein-fueled diet . Like, yeah, we get it, protein is essential, but do we really need to be pushing saturated fats and meat 24/7? It's just so... excessive . I mean, have you seen the stats on how much protein people are already consuming? We're basically protein-saturated . And what's up with this "War on Protein" thing? Who even thought that was a valid concern? It's all about projecting some aspirational vision of masculinity and physical fitness, and I'm just over it . Can't we just focus on actual nutrition and not use food as a tool for cultural one-upmanship?
I'm low-key disappointed by this new dietary guideline . Like, who needs a "war on protein" anyway? We've been eating enough protein for ages, right? And what's with all the saturated fats? I thought we were trying to get healthier here...not stuff our faces with butter and beef tallow . It's all about the politics, not nutrition, in my opinion . The government's just trying to tie this whole thing back to some idealized version of masculinity, fitness, and body image . Newsflash: we don't need protein shaming to get healthy! Just make it about balance and variety, please?
I'm low-key disappointed in this new dietary guidelines thingy. Like, why do we need a "war on protein" that never existed in the first place? 
It's just another example of how our food system is controlled by corporations and politicians who wanna sell us more meat. And Robert F Kennedy Jr is like the king of this BS 
. I mean, we're already eating way too much protein and it's not even like we're all buff and strong or whatever. The real issue here is that they want to push a certain vision of masculinity that's all about meat and strength and stuff 
. Can't we just focus on being healthy and happy without having to conform to some outdated idea of what it means to be a man? 
I mean, come on... "War on Protein"? It sounds like some kind of government propaganda to me! 
And now they're pushing for saturated fats? It's like they're trying to make us all fat and sick! 
I don't trust this one bit. They're just using science to push their agenda. The protein thing is obvious - it's just another way to sell more meat, duh! 
️ And what about the environment? All that extra protein demand must be killing the planet or something... 
Not to mention the whole "traditional masculinity" thing. They're trying to brainwash us into thinking beef and butter are healthy again. It's like they've been watching too many old-school muscle shows... 
But honestly, I think it's all just a big smoke screen for some other agenda...
. And what's up with this "War on Protein" thing? Who even thought that was a valid concern? 
It's all about projecting some aspirational vision of masculinity and physical fitness, and I'm just over it 
. Can't we just focus on actual nutrition and not use food as a tool for cultural one-upmanship? 
. Like, who needs a "war on protein" anyway? 
. It's all about the politics, not nutrition, in my opinion 
. The government's just trying to tie this whole thing back to some idealized version of masculinity, fitness, and body image 
to get healthy! Just make it about balance and variety, please? 