"It is difficult to eat well, especially if you're busy. I've kind of become a cheese addict but working on it. The Buddhist bowl thing is interesting. Perhaps you could start a discussion on the practice."
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Western Society in Decline?
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This discussion will focus on the if you think Western society is in decline, why or why not. Also, feel free to get into side discussions that are relevant (which is inevitable, but this way no is…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Michael D. Denny Jan 15, 2010.
Howdy y'all!
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I've been a fan of this site for a couple weeks and when I stumbled across the community section I knew would have to join eventually. So here I am!I'm a young man (in my early 20's) from North…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Brett McKay Jan 3, 2010.
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Chuck Forman commented on Thomas Palmer's group Manly Vegetarian Gentlemen's Club"One year as a veggie today, feels pretty good. Had to start buying some raw meat because our old cat is on a special diet. It's kind of weird buying and cooking meat. "
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Manly Vegetarian Gentlemen's Club
A group for manly vegetarians to socialize, share recipes, and discuss health and related issues.
Chuck Forman joined Thomas Palmer's groupManly Vegetarian Gentlemen's Club
A group for manly vegetarians to socialize, share recipes, and discuss health and related issues.
Ryan Tucker joined Thomas Palmer's groupManly Vegetarian Gentlemen's Club
A group for manly vegetarians to socialize, share recipes, and discuss health and related issues.
James Yazell commented on Thomas Palmer's group Manly Vegetarian Gentlemen's Club"I went vegetarian about 5 years ago and vegan over 1 year ago. I started out for health reasons, and while that is still important to me I am now far more motivated by ethical and environmental concerns."
DFJ joined Thomas Palmer's groupManly Vegetarian Gentlemen's Club
A group for manly vegetarians to socialize, share recipes, and discuss health and related issues.
Mike F joined Thomas Palmer's groupManly Vegetarian Gentlemen's Club
A group for manly vegetarians to socialize, share recipes, and discuss health and related issues.
Will Miskiewicz replied to Thomas Palmer's discussion WHY did you choose to become a vegetarian? in the group Manly Vegetarian Gentlemen's Club"I had no moralistic objections to eating meat. My decision was out of practicality. A little over a year ago (I was 39) I had a massive heart attack and actually died on my living room floor. Thanks to the efforts of MedStar Paramedics and…"
Dawud Khuluq replied to Thomas Palmer's discussion Great Vegetarians in the group Manly Vegetarian Gentlemen's Club"Will and John Kellogg, founders of the Kellogg's cereal company, were vegetarians according to the Seventh Day Adventist church.
Also, around the same time, Jethro Kloss author of Back to Eden."
Dawud Khuluq replied to Thomas Palmer's discussion WHY did you choose to become a vegetarian? in the group Manly Vegetarian Gentlemen's Club"I've been vegan for almost 10 years now, with a short time frame where I tried to eat meat again only to find out I was just really not comfortable with it and nothing tasted like I thought I remembered it tasting. And I went on a candy binge…"
Manly Vegetarian Gentlemen's Club
A group for manly vegetarians to socialize, share recipes, and discuss health and related issues.
"Can you link me to or direct me to the studies that proved that men who eat no meat have lower testosterone levels?
The only similar thing I've seen were the (unverified) claims that consuming soy lowered testosterone levels (and since you can…"
"Hope I don't come across as rude but there is no special iron you can only get from meat. There are two types of iron: heme iron and non-heme iron. It's easier for the body to absorb heme iron, which makes up around 40% of the iron in meat…"
"I agree with you on the violent imagery. In my experience, people see this stuff, freak out about it and then forget it. It rarely leaves a lasting impression. It's something they don't like so they just don't think about it."
"Alright, I'm going to respond (late of course, I should be given a prize for my inability to comment on things/find things I would want to comment on when they are new) to several things so I'll direct them as comments to each individual…"
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- Family, social structures, politics, cultures, spirituality, masculinity, femininity, nationalism, collectivism, music, survivalism, reading, DOING, living by example and promoting a better way of life in this degenerate society.
- Books
- The Odyssey, Revolt Against The Modern World and about a billion other ones I can't think of right now.
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- The Last Samurai, 300, Kontroll, Underworld 3: Rise of the Lycans
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- Alternative and classic rock, metal, classical music, neo-folk, folk, country, bluegrass, hardcore/straight edge, some pop...I like some of a lot of different kinds of music. My top bands right now are probably The Avett Brothers, Agalloch, Hatebreed, and Throwdown.
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- "We are slaves of the laws in order that we may be able to be free."
-Cicero
“People may sustain themselves for material reward alone but nobody will die for material reward or endure suffering in its name, but for an ideal, however small, humans will throw themselves endlessly, relentlessly and without regret into the embrace of death. Life therefore must attain a higher purpose, nobody should be forced to work for an existence for the sake of existing, but should work freely for the betterment of the nation and community, to expand themselves as human beings.”
Percy Raymond “Attack” No. 1 November 2009
Pg. 20. Integralist Party (UK)
Comment Wall (7 comments)
- At 7:43pm on January 3, 2010,
Herb Munson said… - Alright! Pleasure to welcome you to The Great Debate. Looking forward to having you there.
- At 5:15am on January 2, 2010,
Michael J. Austin said… - Hello and welcome to the site !!!!
- At 3:09am on January 2, 2010,
Thomas Palmer said… - Thanks Brett. I love this site what can I say?
- At 2:34am on January 2, 2010,
Brett McKay said… - Welcome, Thomas! Good to see you've already been busy in the community!
- At 1:52am on January 2, 2010, Thomas Palmer said…
- Thanks for the welcome guys, I'm glad to be a part of the AoM community. And I joined and am interested in The Great Debate group.
- At 9:33pm on January 1, 2010,
thehuhman said… - Welcome to the AoM Community, Thomas. We're glad you're here!
- At 9:13pm on January 1, 2010, Herb Munson said…
- Hi there Thomas. Welcome to AoM. Also, thought I'd give you a friendly invite to check out my new group The Great Debate. Just click on "Groups." It's the one with the colorful galaxy picture. It's also the most active group on AoM at the moment. In any case, great to have you aboard and Happy New Year!
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Suburban Sentinel replied to StaggerLee's discussion When Does Criminal Behavior Become Patriotic Behavior? in the group The Great Debate"I believe that we crossed the Rubicon in response to 9/11. Our spineless and shortsighted leaders foolishly dismantled our constitutional rights in the name of "security".
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Nick Lanier replied to Tyler M.'s discussion "Are Catholics Christians?" in the group Christian Men"Short answer is yes, Catholics are Christians. Anyone who attempts to say "Well, the Bible doesn't say..." or "I believe that the Scripture is the final authority" is being intellectually incongruent. That is not…"
Nick Lanier replied to Elliott Jason Ridgway's discussion Bible Translations in the group Christian Men"Steve,
I have had the opportunity to read the NABRE, and understand the reason the translation was done. Personally, I view it as a step in the right direction, as many of the laity do not study on their own. However, I tend to enjoy…"
Carl Monster commented on Elliott Jason Ridgway's group Canine Enthusiasts"Wow Steve,so do I...our doggie had a photo this weekend there that I posted!"
Steve Imparl commented on Elliott Jason Ridgway's group Canine Enthusiasts"Welcome, Carl, and thank for the story about your dog's transformation. You and your family are obviously treating her very well. I am familiar with Lulu's Rescue; I follow their page on Facebook."
David replied to Mr. Leinbach's discussion Help Me out--what do you have? in the group Man Bags"I carry a Filson. They are great bags and made to last. They look good in any setting and you will be able to pass it down to your children or grandchildren. I know most here like saddleback but being a Seattle boy I'm sold on…"
Steve Imparl replied to Elliott Jason Ridgway's discussion Bible Translations in the group Christian Men"This is a great topic, Elliott. My primary Bible for reading and prayer is the New American Bible Revised Edition (NABRE) ( http://www.usccb.org/bible/index.cfm ). If I am studying or meditating on some specific text from the scriptures, I will…"
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