Anyone else feel like the whole 'soyboy' meme was just weaponized by dairy industries to target 3rd worlders into consuming MORE

[Deleted Member 82102]

You know when a redpill dietary concept reaches the youtube level of pewdiepie, there's gotta be something sneaky going around there. His audience was majorly Western and Indian as you know. But really I think the whole meme was just leveraged by the dairy industry to get 50m more daily consumers living in overpopulated cities. Get people to be insecure about their masculinity, and yeah you could do pretty much anything you want to them, convince them of anything.

I'd say it was a pretty big win on their part. Imagine if those 50m went fully vegan

 

[Salluson]

where's the evidence that soy lowers testosterone.

 

[Almighty Sigma Wolf]

where's the evidence that soy lowers testosterone.

I second ts, I've been drinking soymilk my whole life and I'm clearly high t

 

[Salluson]

I second ts, I've been drinking soymilk my whole life and I'm clearly high t

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im high t bull too

 

[Deleted Member 82102]

where's the evidence that soy lowers testosterone.

I second ts, I've been drinking soymilk my whole life and I'm clearly high t

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Never said it lowered anything. Hence the why the soyboy meme was "weaponized" by the dairy industry. It doesn't do shit, they put up all that propaganda to slander a perfectly normal product

 

[Salluson]

Never said it lowered anything. Hence the why the soyboy meme was "weaponized" by the dairy industry. It doesn't do shit, they put up all that propaganda to slander a perfectly normal product

the "where's the evidence that soy lowers testosterone" its a joke about what someone said (don't really know his name)

but i can agree with you on the meme thing