Soy is used fukcin everywhere anyone taking a racist slant to soyboy is a person clutching for outrage.
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Isn’t soyboy referring to those who prefer a non-dairy latte?
How the **** is it racist!?
I don’t agree with some stuff Papa posts but he’s nowhere near as bad as some of you think.
How the **** is it racist!?
I don’t agree with some stuff Papa posts but he’s nowhere near as bad as some of you think.
Fcuk you Boober. You Boubon Swilling Aquatic Tart.
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Yep 100% agree. Eating too much, lack of exercise and smoking are good examples
I remember years ago there was a story that soybeans gave men moobs, the soyboy term was always related to the soft **** male feminist cuck brigade that tend to be non dairy flogs I thought.
This is funny though
SoyBoy is a company that produces organic tofu and tempeh in Rochester. The company was founded in 1977 by Andy and Norman.
This is funny though
SoyBoy is a company that produces organic tofu and tempeh in Rochester. The company was founded in 1977 by Andy and Norman.
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I haven’t swum for over six months. 2/3 isn’t too bad though.
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Yeah, it was based around the idea that eating soy can boost estrogen. Not completely true but that's where the idea originated from.
Beers that are particularly hoppy are also high in phytoestrogens.
You'd be E cup Jim Boob.
I've been more into spirits lately they are perky.
Is that why Boober hasn't been swimming so much?
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Last year was a year of upheaval for me. Hoping it’ll settle down this year.
Will probably swap out bourbon for swimming and get up at dawn for some sun staring.
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Why not compromise, forget swimming, get up at dawn and start drinking bourbon while staring at the sun?
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Why not compromise, forget swimming, get up at dawn and start drinking bourbon while staring at the sun?
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Also from what I’ve seen in the socials I think you need to get into some raw milk, eat heaps of cow, stop eating greens as they are bad for your thyroid and get into some grounding. Also stop cooking with olive oil.
You’ll be just like Hinkley then, a machine.
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Avocado oil is good to cook with. Olive oil for salads.
The Wellness industry is a mammoth industry, with little regulation, worth billions. It is easy to become a wellness influencer as compared to say a scientist or medical doctor. You actually need no education at all.
Sunlight, fresh air, exercise, good food with less processed junk, that is all common sense and available to anyone free of charge, but the monetisation of wellness is just as bad as the medicalisation of health, especially with the fake cures, the untested supplements and the outrageous promises.
It's anti-lactite.
It's a term popular with the far right. It's rise as an alt-right slur with racist undertones are pretty well known, even if you and others might not use it for that reason or have even considered how it emerged as a put down.
Most people cut and paste the term for what they think is just a witty targeted putdown on social medium platforms, with zero thought or understanding, let alone support, of the reasons of how and why it emerged and became popular almost a decade ago.
Debunking the ‘Soy Boy’ Myth, With Science
What the research actually says about the effects of soy on men.
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Yeah with his chip on shoulder middling Public Service Gough was my hero, Industrial Revolution effect on the Working Class PhD waiving he usually shows a modicum of intelligence.... but this is quite mongo.
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Hadn't heard the olive oil thing. Is that for health reasons? Or is he on some pedantic wanna-be chef kick?
bomberclifford
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It's a term popular with the far right. It's rise as an alt-right slur with racist undertones are pretty well known, even if you and others might not use it for that reason or have even considered how it emerged as a put down.
Most people cut and paste the term for what they think is just a witty targeted putdown on social medium platforms, with zero thought or understanding, let alone support, of the reasons of how and why it emerged and became popular almost a decade ago.
Debunking the ‘Soy Boy’ Myth, With Science
What the research actually says about the effects of soy on men.
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If you have to write a thesis to explain why something is racist, it's probably not racist.
Yeah, happy to admit I probably overcooked it and forgot the audience.
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It's a magic derogatory term that is simultaneously; racist towards asians, racist towards africans, misogynistic, anti-vegan, homophobic, and directly references tropes from toxic masculinity.
If we can weave in anti semitic and ableism, we'll have hit the jackpot.
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