Welcome to Roising Anxieties.

Hi, Marianne Sullivan.

This is where we talk about my personal area of expertise, which is anxiety.

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And I was going to start off by talking about

this Kenny Torella article, which I think a lot of people, I mean, this has been all over the

place. Well, the topic, maybe not Kenny's article in particular, but the topic of Billy

Eilish and God, don't you just lover. And the backlash, the name of this article, which was in box, the backlash to Billy Eilich's

vegan comments explains a lot about the American left and everyone else.

Why our American left is so reluctant to confront the meat industry?

And clearly because of the same reasons that everybody else is.

I actually am working on a substack that incorporates this,

but it's quite more about how they used to give reasons for one of they,

they wanted to eat meat like it was good for you and whatever.

And I kind of kind of give excuses.

I actually think there might be something in that, not just in this instance, but in this particular instance, you probably know that Billy Eilish, the singer, put on, on, I think it was in an interview, a video interview that she was asked,

what's one hill you would die on?

And she said,

y'all not going to like me for this one.

Eating meat is inherently wrong.

Sorry, you can eat meat, go for it.

You can love animals, but you can't do both.

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