From Farm to Vegan, Committed to Compassion: Robert Cheeke; An Impactful Vegan
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- Опубліковано 7 бер 2024
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Robert was one of the first vegans I discovered online after going vegan in 2007. His bodybuilding and fitness site was one of the best resources at the time, as it showed that a vegan diet doesn't make you weak, contrary to the popular belief. The forum was a great place for finding other vegans too.
If most vegans were as inspiring as he is, the world would turn vegan in no time.
Is this a challenge?😊
@@MercyForTheInnocent Yeah, kind of 🤩
Absolute legend! 💪👍
Yeah, I started eating one avocado and three mandarin oranges for lunch. They cost $3 from a small grocer at the Municipal Market in Atlanta. I used to spend $2 or so for two dollar menu sandwiches from McDonald's around 2005.
Go vegan for your health, whole food plant based.
Go vegan for the animals.
Go vegan for the planet.
Go vegan and be healthier and happier.
A lower risk of heart disease and cancer for you and a better planet for everyone, human and animals.
Eating healthy is not a diet it is a healthy life style.
Oh my...what a role model ! Much love and respect💚💪
Very uplifting inspirational video,loved the enthusiasm and energy, compassionate, motivating, intelligent conversation, great !!
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Absolute legend!
What a great guy!
Gran historia, que un mundo vegano llegue pronto
Please interview
Cameron Waters
and
Kip Anderson
w.r.t. Christspiracy
Robert Cheeke mention that culture and religion are two of the stumbling blocks to a vegan world
Yes, the poor animals feel suffering and pain in their slaughter. 😪
Thank you so much Most Kind Caring Friend for all you do to help Precious Innocent Animals live a full safe loving life❤❤❤⚘️
Cool guy.
Love you man ❤❤❤❤
These words are true and real.
Thank you Robert Cheeke
Awesome dude...and that vegan summer camp looks amazing! 👈🌱💚💪✌️
Wow!! So enthusiastic and optimistic!! Thank you so much! 👏🏻👏🏻
Great talk 😊
Amazing guy! Have folllwed him for awhile! Still own “Shred it”!
Robert is great. So much charisma and P.M.A.!
Unexpected shoutout for Cape Town!
👍👍👍
I love seeing “farmers” go vegan❤❤❤
Great interview! Love Robert.
My wife really inspired me to become vegan most of all and our daughter just also become Vegan few months ago thank God for all this blessing. It's all just inspiration and challenges and real fact that you really are more healthier than ever!
So cool! My wife and I went vegan in 2011 with our 7-Year-Old son at the time. It's been the best thing I've ever done for myself And others as well 🙂. How old is your daughter?
About three interviews in, several hundred interviews ago, I knew I would be eventually doing a documentary about raising children vegan. So recently I've started working on a website to complement this direction. It's still in development but if you want you can go there and join and share a bit to help others realize this potential and get inspired!
@@VeganLinked She is 12 now
@@killclipx8340 she sounds like a cool little leader! My granddaughter was born today :)
@@VeganLinked Sure!
Loved the motovational camp in the end but here I have to join Gary Yourofsky in his last speech and exit from the media:
Extract and quote:
"Besides obsessing about THEIR own image, and narcissistically making sure there’s an imaginary halo over THEIR head at all times, their main form of “activism” is attacking anyone who doesn’t worship at the altar of humanity, especially if they refuse to do yoga sun-salutes on a beach before exchanging energy-hugs with unbathed hippies in a Woodstock-like drum circle gathering of uselessness!"
My observation as a vegan and I understand how Gary feels.
If you dont sit in the circle that play the tribal vegan drum and join the circle of YOGA sun worshippers you dont feel welcome and are not welcomed in the group even though the Vegan Definition of Ahimsa and do no harm is the MAIN focus of your lifestyle.
Gary is right. Vegans who force their tribal drum of meditation and yoga are forcing that religion on other vegans. Then its not entirely about the animals but about the yoga meditation religion
Right on, I totally get what you're saying and I agree and love Gary's perspectives but at the same I'm not exactly sure why you're saying this here. Did this video in particular make you think this? My channel in general covers the diversity of veganism which I hope normalizes it for every walk of life, at least I hope it does...
You're eating too much trash Vegan food. Its whole food plants, SOS Free.
Oil's probably fine, may even be very advantageous
Go vegan for the animals? You and your fellow vegans are going to raise and take care of farm animals, if people stop eating them? KIND OF EXPENSIVE, not to mention the hard work. And there are still traditional farm animals which live in very good conditions, and are well taken care of, until they are slaughtered. Some particular, and special kinds of top quality meat come, precisely, from those animals. More expensive, of course. Anyway: Hipocrisy full force. Reminds me of some "humanist" friends that I had, few years ago: "Refugees are welcome! As long as they are not brought to my neighbourhood." Lol.
Well considering that 200 million animals are slaughtered every day and forced back into existence based on demand, as demand goes down forcing them into existence goes down. It's amazing you didn't think of that. And because it requires so many animals to be forced into existence for people to eat them, it uses excessive amount of resources and land which is why in the '70s the government incentivized concentrated animal feeding operations of which thousands are crammed into a very small area, the most atrocious living circumstances. And their waste fills up anaerobic lagoons that are toxic to surrounding communities, create aquatic dead zones, and this industry is so invasive it uses 80% of agricultural land but only results in 20% global food intake leading to deforestation, desertification, one of the leading causes of anthropogenic climate change, while creating the most violent jobs, emerging zoonotic diseases, all to perpetuate business as usual for an infantile habituated behavior that ultimately results in increased risk for chronic disease and all cause mortality compared to whole plant foods that are more sustainable, better for the environment, offer healthy, safe non-violent jobs, produce the healthiest and most abundant food in the least invasive way using the least amount of resources, the least amount of packaging, the least amount of land while resulting in 20 times increased global food intake. I don't know why anybody in there saying right mind would want to foster a future of concentrated animal feeding operations and slaughter houses instead of peace gardens and greenhouses.
To be amused is to not think, you laughing at yourself at the end of your thoughtless comment is very consistent with entirety of your comment from the premise up.
@@VeganLinked Such informations don't contradict mine. Because I'm being rational, balanced and objective. So you just run away from the argument, like a politician, and start talking about the narrative you are comfortable with. I'm not a dogmatic radical, like Vegans, who won't even eat a slice of cheese made out of the milk of the happiest cow in the History of Mankind.
@@HeathenDance Wait a minute, you mean to tell me that you think you actually made a valid point? Somehow you think you're completely irrational scenario that totally negates supply and demand and the fact that these animals are forced into existence within an economy that completely depends on that supply and demand, you think suddenly somebody's going to just magically pull the plug on demand all at once in such a way that supply will just keep the rape racks mindlessly rolling on bovines and porcines? I think that excess sulfur containing amino acid has found its way into amyloid plaques clouding your thoughts brother
The farm animals would NOT EXIST. Are you able to understand this simple fact? Dear god!