The Game Changers

Vegan Propaganda. Totally anecdotal, I especially enjoyed the film suggesting that Nate Diaz over Conor McGregor was the greatest upset in MMA history and happened solely because it was a vegan defeating a carnivore.

It's well-produced so it's not boring but it relies too much on personal anecdata and red herrings and not enough on science or ethics to make its argument. It's propaganda to convince men who are too concerned about their masculinity and who think that it's tied to meat-eating that they should go vegan. It's fit for that purpose. For the rest of us, there are better resources on veganism. They should at least have devoted more time to showcasing typical meals of the "plant-based" athletes!

I'm all for veggie diets and agree there's a benefit to it, but this documentary makes absurd leaps to support such a lifestyle. For one, not all meats are the same - Wilks assumes that fish meat is just as bad as a burger from McDonald's which are comparable to Cigarettes in generating toxins into the body. This is absurd and backed by no valid studies. It's telling that none of the "experts" used are registered dietitians and most of the cited research are cherry picked or put out of context.

I am not qualified to talk or the specific science claims, but showing vegan athletes is a positive. So many gym bros think they need to eat two whole chickens a day.

How about: meat for some, miniature American flags for others?

Solid good important information. It really doesn't go into too much detail and as many other films like it spends a lot of time talking about the basics while not adding too much new information for people who are already changing their eating habits. The big upside to this documentary as opposed to all the previous ones is the focus of popular athletes which will provide a larger buy in and interest among the general populous.

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