Best Argument For Eating Meat That Was Ever Invented

"I’ll have the alfalfa sprouts and a plate of mashed yeast.”

That was Alvy Singer, Woody Allen’s character in the 1977 film Annie Hall, ordering in a vegetarian restaurant. The restaurant was The Source, it was located in Los Angeles, and it was real. It was also the first (and most successful) of it's kind - the precursor to all that followed - and was run by Father Yod's polygamy cult, The Source Family. A new "documentary" about them is in theaters:

Like cultish answers to the political chaos (amongst others) we now find ourselves in - mostly because some hippie acid heads had an apparently unshakable '70s fever dream we could live without oil - the implications of why and how we went from The Source Family's ideology to 2013's Baby Boomers (and their progeny) collectively obsessing about what we ingest, between mindless ritual chanting that cuckolded Hillary's The Best Qualified to push through "marital freedom", appears to be TMR's secret and ours alone.

At least, we're some of the few with an interest in looking at how it's happened, and what it's cost.

Being one of it's losers, I have little interest in changing that right now.

I get too overwhelmed, then defiantly not, being pretty much alone and lost in it all. Understanding not only what I and others like me have lost because of Western society's "tolerance" for cultism, but knowing I can barely comprehend what multitudes of opportunities our nation has missed and is missing - to do literally everything. And all because - like the French saying "Le Big Mac" because they had no words for it or rejecting 24 markets on the logic the owners will never get any sleep - America, too, is now stuck in old, rigid, backwards ways of thinking. 

Kinda grinding the nation's clutch now (no pun intended).

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Any major dude will tell you, until we leave the hippies behind us, our future will never arrive,...