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 Totally bro, my great grandmother that lived to 95 must have missed the memo along with every healthy person until 5 mins ago 
 Year round fruit wasn’t available until the early 90s. It was seasonal and regional and much less sweet even 4 or 5 decades ago due to less selective breeding. Good try though 😂😂 
 You got me!! 

That’s like saying eating deer year round must be bad because deer season only lasts so long. Or like telling someone that lives in Iceland that moving to costa rica must be bad because then they will have sunlight year round.

I’m sure people 1000 years ago had as much access to read meat as we have today. 
 😂😂😂😂😂😂 

Your reply has no basis in objective reality and is full retard material. I actually feel bad for you man. You’re disability level dumb 😂🥴 won’t be replying to any more of your goofy straw man fallacies 
 I don’t think you understand what a straw-man argument is, but that’s okay. I gave you some examples that show that just because humans don’t have access all the time to a specific resource, it doesn’t make the consumption of such a resource year-round inherently harmful. 

But you’re right, don’t believe your lying eyes; everyone is as fragile as you 👍🏼 
 Straw man: refuting an argument by mischaracterizing it. Which you did multiple times in your reply which was next level dog shit even for you. 

Never once were you able to address the realties at the core of this debate. 

Fruit is seasonal (doesn’t allow for habitual consumption and the development of insulin resistance). Fruit is full of sugar and lectins. Fruit causes an insulin response. Fruit has a similar glycemic load to soda and candy. Fruit is objectively unhealthy. 

You can’t refute any of this verifiable information so you rely on fallacious arguments (straw man, red herrings, ad hominem). 

You’ve proven you are a shitty thinker. Defensive, ignorant, delusional. Just a weak mind all around. You have to pretend I’m fragile to cope 😂😂 but if you met me you’d be so disappointed to learn the opposite