Fat people Not responsible.

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  • nando
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    I'm seeing 590, 540, and 1160, but whatever. you could easily eat at mcdonalds for every meal, and you can bet people that weigh 500+lbs eat more than one portion at a sitting. they have to.

    it's not difficult *at all* to overconsume. we already know people are irresponsible. so what do you fix? the crappy food or the stupid people? how are you going to force people to be responsible? shoot everyone who you don't like? oh, wait.. :p

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  • joshh
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    Big Mac=540 calories. ^You might be thinking sodium?
    Large fries=500
    Large shake=1160

    Total=2200

    You'd have to eat that five times in one day to get to 10k calories.

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  • nando
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    Originally posted by gwb72tii
    it is not easy to go out and eat 6000 calories a day. that's bullshit.
    6000 calories is like eating a large plate a fettucine alfredo, 3 or 4 glasses of wine, bacon and eggs for b'fast and a hamburger for lunch. Daily. and somehow personal responsibility doesn't count? I'd argue anyone, regardless of IQ, knows eating like this is bad.nd if they don't then we have natural selection
    really? it's pretty damn easy. a big mac, shake, and large fries is probably 5,000 calories, and that's just one meal (for less than ten bucks). eat a box of doughnuts for breakfast, you still have dinner to make up for any shortfall. you can't say nobody would eat like that, or we wouldn't have people that need to be rescued from their homes with a forklift. people who are morbidly obese can consume 10,000+ calories no problem, and they can't even get out of bed.. explain that to me!

    when I train hard, I can consume 5,000 calories and still be starving/losing weight. lol

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  • joshh
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    Originally posted by herbivor
    When governments started taxing the fuck out of cigarettes and started educating people about the risks, the smoking rate dropped. There is no reason it can't work with food.


    Are they "taxing the fuck" out of soda here? I don't drink soda very often and still would not support a huge tax.
    Taxing in this way is a sign of failure to educate. Having to pass laws directing what your people should and should not eat is the pinnacle of failure of a government.
    Plus you're then penalizing all of the people who are not abusing the product in question.
    The nanny state is here to rescue everyone from themselves.



    Originally posted by BraveUlysses
    It will happen if you keep chanting "personal responsibility"

    You just aren't trying hard enough!
    Or you just let those who choose to abuse their bodies die.

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  • joshh
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    Originally posted by Kershaw
    ^ rofl.

    props to vdubin for an excellent analogy.



    wow dude. you either have the reading comprehension of a 2 year old or you didnt read the article. let me quote a specific section of it.



    it was only the cumulative sentence at the end of the article. i can understand how it would be easy to miss.

    Only if you feel people can't control what they put into their own mouths. Stop with the victim routine already. People are victims of fat primarily because they choose to order the big mac, fries, milkshake and three fucking Hersey's pies all in one sitting instead of the salad and water. Thanks to guys like you they can blame their obese arses on the rest of our society.
    Last edited by joshh; 05-22-2012, 10:26 AM.

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  • CabrioPunk
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    Originally posted by gwb72tii
    it is not easy to go out and eat 6000 calories a day. that's bullshit.
    6000 calories is like eating a large plate a fettucine alfredo, 3 or 4 glasses of wine, bacon and eggs for b'fast and a hamburger for lunch. Daily. and somehow personal responsibility doesn't count? I'd argue anyone, regardless of IQ, knows eating like this is bad.nd if they don't then we have natural selection
    I was taking a weight gainer for a while. 2000 calorie shakes, twice a day. Plus trying to eat on top of that. It was a struggle.

    I guess if you are slurping down milkshakes, ordering large fries a few times a day it can add up but 6000 calories is an olympic meal.

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  • CabrioPunk
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    Originally posted by 325ix
    While I do agree with you, I assure you there are healthy things you can eat at fast food restaurants. You just have to try a little harder. I'm in college right now, the food they provide at our cafeteria is pretty unhealthy but, there are a few bright spots. Even taco bell has decently healthy food if you order off the fresca menu.

    Also, it doesn't take that long to run into the grocery store and buy bread, peanut butter, jelly and some fruit and yogurt.

    Real life hasn't started for you yet. See above.. mortgage, spouse, kids, bills, job, etc.

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  • gwb72tii
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    it is not easy to go out and eat 6000 calories a day. that's bullshit.
    6000 calories is like eating a large plate a fettucine alfredo, 3 or 4 glasses of wine, bacon and eggs for b'fast and a hamburger for lunch. Daily. and somehow personal responsibility doesn't count? I'd argue anyone, regardless of IQ, knows eating like this is bad.nd if they don't then we have natural selection

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  • Kershaw
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    ^ rofl.

    props to vdubin for an excellent analogy.

    Originally posted by joshh
    Fat fucks are fat fucks because of themselves.
    wow dude. you either have the reading comprehension of a 2 year old or you didnt read the article. let me quote a specific section of it.

    And ordinary people don’t particularly want to hear this, either. It’s so easy for someone to go out and eat 6,000 calories a day. There’s no magic bullet on this. You simply have to cut calories and be vigilant for the rest of your life.
    it was only the cumulative sentence at the end of the article. i can understand how it would be easy to miss.

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  • BraveUlysses
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    Originally posted by nando
    well, unless you know of a way to make people less stupid/irresponsible..
    It will happen if you keep chanting "personal responsibility"

    You just aren't trying hard enough!

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  • nando
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    well, unless you know of a way to make people less stupid/irresponsible..

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  • mrsleeve
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    Yes personal responsibility (or lack there of) has nothing to do with issues plaguing society now does it???

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  • BraveUlysses
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    Originally posted by Vedubin01
    You can compare this to cigarettes in a way. Pricing and taxing has not curbed smokers from smoking. They just find other ways to find the money to cover their addiction. A lot of fat people use food as an object of comfort just like other addictions.
    never go full retard.

    Originally posted by nando
    hey, these guys never let "facts" get in their way before. :p
    It's much easier to scream about personal responsibility instead of dealing with societal problems.

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  • nando
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    hey, these guys never let "facts" get in their way before. :p

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  • z31maniac
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    Originally posted by Vedubin01
    You can compare this to cigarettes in a way. Pricing and taxing has not curbed smokers from smoking. They just find other ways to find the money to cover their addiction. A lot of fat people use food as an object of comfort just like other addictions.
    Derp


    Originally posted by herbivor
    When governments started taxing the fuck out of cigarettes and started educating people about the risks, the smoking rate dropped. There is no reason it can't work with food.
    Exactly.

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