Almost everything said about "The Bermuda Triangle".

It’s commonly believed that in the time of Columbus everyone thought the Earth was flat. Everyone knew it was round and had even worked out how big some two thousand years by the time Columbus came along. He did the math himself and came up with a smaller diameter that would have placed India about a thousand miles closer to Spain then Maine. Columbus was a typical alcoholic, didn’t know where he was going, once there didn’t know where he was, when he came back he didn’t know where he’d been. Columbus was crappy at math and navigation.
He had to turn to religious fanatics for money to finance the voyage for two reasons, first they always have the money and second they aren’t great intelligences. The same year Isabella financed Columbus she also started the first Spanish Inquisition, no one ever suspects the Spanish Inquisition.

I am not in agreement with the premise "plants good, meat bad", because the dichotomy is not that simple, the link content is just ridiculous, SDAs nor any other religion (kosher, halal, religious dietary restrictions) has ever had major impact on science based recommendations of diet, other than fast foods selling fish sandwiches during easter. Science has always said eat anything in moderation. This said, there are many other factors we do not really control, too many to discuss even briefly here but that have to do with climate change, sustainability, allergens, ecology, population boom, and many others that necessarily currently or soon will affect the way we eat.

Too mant people believe in astrology. Tarot cards. And other woo nonsense.

But speaking of food... the movie cowspiracy was a bunch of nonsense. As far as I remebr (and I'm making up nummbers here to illustrate their "logic" ) it went something like this. There's a million cows. Each cow emits 10 pounds of waste a day. Therefore 10 million pounds of cow waste gets washed into rivers and the ocean each day... Nonsense.

Why ask a misleading question?

If you want to criticize plant-based diets over diets with meat then own that and cut to the chase. I dislike disingenuity.

As per your actual question: People say what they mean... often they don't.

Collectivism is good, individualism is bad.