From BBC News this morning: eat your fucking bugs.
Discussion
Let them eat cricket flour cake and be happy!
I’ll pass
Wait I can't choose!
Fuck that noise.
Even living in a third world country (1984 - 1997), I never had to eat bugs. Even the poorest beggars there ate a cornmeal soup.
No fucking bugs for dinner.
A stray dog may have found the way into the soup pot but absolutely not a single bug was considered food.
It's bullshit propaganda so people say "they eat bugs in other cultures so if you don't like it you're racist."
Actually heard this from people already.
My response: "In Korea they eat dogs, would you eat a dog? No? Why? Racist."
Well some Mexicans been eating chapulines or crickets, the fact that these people trying to force everyone eat this is simply derogatory and evil.
One more important point I forgot to make about this:
The BBC is publicly funded. To my fellow Britbongs: #defundtheBBC! You can do this by simply not paying the TV license. You are under no legal obligation to do so if you stream everything like most people nowadays.
The TV license people might harass you (they gave up after one phone call with me) but they're not law enforcement and have no right to enter your property so please do tell them to fuck off and eat bugs.
“Well, nowhere in Europe is there more resistance to eating insects than in Italy, according to data from the global public opinion company YouGov, and the objections come right from the top - the government has already taken steps to ban their use in pizza and pasta production.”
Aside from the taste, cricket powder is a superfood packed with vitamins, fibre, minerals and amino acids. One plate contains higher sources of iron and magnesium, for example, than a regular sirloin steak.
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fuck no