I'm fat and proud

Good for you, but you should try some exercise, I know it's a pain but it's good in the long run.

[QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]

[QUOTE="l4dak47"]

I didn't say they were terrible people but I'm pointing out that by being morbidly obese they are affecting society in a negative way. They are making other people suffer for reasons already stated and that is incredibly selfish on their part.

hillelslovak

Everyone is making someone suffer in some way. You make people suffer with high gas prices win you drive a inefficent car, you make people people in certain countries suffer when you support coca cola, you are making people suffer when you buy certain products. It's unfortunate, but it happens with everyone. You arn't absent of guilt.

Perhaps. There were numerous people outright laughing and telling the OP to stop being happy because they were a bad person. So no, not really.

[QUOTE="LadyUnderverse"]The idea is commendable. How some might choose to go about it however is not always commendable. That does not work to take away from the initial idea being commendable.MrGeezer

No, the idea is nothing more than people looking out for their own self-interests. How hard it is is irrelevant.

It's no different than someone wasting his life studying law because he thinks it's expected of him. If he truly WANTS to be a lawyer, then all he's doing is what he wants to do. And since when has doing what you want to do been something to be proud of? And if he DOESN'T want to be a lawyer and is only doing it because he thinks it's expected of him, then he's a fool for wasting his life on something that makes him miserable.

I don't think that being healthy OR unhealthy is something that warrants pride or shame. Do it if you want to, don't do it if you don't want to.

[QUOTE="Toriko42"][QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]

Do you also have an irrational hatred toward smokers and drinkers as well?

Pixel-Pirate

Stunning irony. Smoking is incredibly unhealthy, probably just as much as being obese. It also puts a drain on the healthcare system when I have to pay for some guys iron lung because he just HAD to have another puff. Smoking also has adverse effects to those around you.

Drinking puts a damper on society when a person is killed because of a drunk driver, or I have to pay for someones liver damage.

[QUOTE="Toriko42"][QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]

I'm glad you went and asked them exactly how their life works, their medical and genetic background, asked if they have been exercising (you don't become skinny in a day.) and then formed your opinion.

Pixel-Pirate

Do you also have an irrational hatred toward smokers and drinkers as well?

Everyone is making someone suffer in some way. You make people suffer with high gas prices win you drive a inefficent car, you make people people in certain countries suffer when you support coca cola, you are making people suffer when you buy certain products. It's unfortunate, but it happens with everyone. You arn't absent of guilt.

Perhaps but they're draining more than the average person would and in all honestly being morbidly overweight is not an easy task to get to so they already are lazy in that sense. I believe this argument was started by you saying as to how obese people are affecting us in a negative way and I have shown how they do so this argument is done. I bid you adieu.

[QUOTE="Toriko42"][QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]

Do you also have an irrational hatred toward smokers and drinkers as well?

Pixel-Pirate

Stunning irony. Smoking is incredibly unhealthy, probably just as much as being obese. It also puts a drain on the healthcare system when I have to pay for some guys iron lung because he just HAD to have another puff. Smoking also has adverse effects to those around you.

Drinking puts a damper on society when a person is killed because of a drunk driver, or I have to pay for someones liver damage.

[QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]

[QUOTE="Toriko42"] No cause I do bothhillelslovak

Stunning irony. Smoking is incredibly unhealthy, probably just as much as being obese. It also puts a drain on the healthcare system when I have to pay for some guys iron lung because he just HAD to have another puff. Smoking also has adverse effects to those around you.

Drinking puts a damper on society when a person is killed because of a drunk driver, or I have to pay for someones liver damage.

You're arguing that walking and eating right will magically cure their ailments, which is incorrect and puts hope where there isn't much. Walking and eating right might help when you're 10 pounds overweight. It isn't going to do much for those who are 200 pounds over weight.

Personally, if someone wants to be overweight, I let them.

[QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]

[QUOTE="Toriko42"] No cause I do bothToriko42

Stunning irony. Smoking is incredibly unhealthy, probably just as much as being obese. It also puts a drain on the healthcare system when I have to pay for some guys iron lung because he just HAD to have another puff. Smoking also has adverse effects to those around you.

Drinking puts a damper on society when a person is killed because of a drunk driver, or I have to pay for someones liver damage.

There are millions upon millions upon millions of smokers in the US, and unlike fat people, their presence alone causes others to get sick and get cancer.

[QUOTE="hillelslovak"][QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]

Stunning irony. Smoking is incredibly unhealthy, probably just as much as being obese. It also puts a drain on the healthcare system when I have to pay for some guys iron lung because he just HAD to have another puff. Smoking also has adverse effects to those around you.

Drinking puts a damper on society when a person is killed because of a drunk driver, or I have to pay for someones liver damage.

Pixel-Pirate

You're arguing that walking and eating right will magically cure their ailments, which is incorrect and puts hope where there isn't much. Walking and eating right might help when you're 10 pounds overweight. It isn't going to do much for those who are 200 pounds over weight.

Personally, if someone wants to be overweight, I let them.

[QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]

[QUOTE="Toriko42"] No cause I do bothToriko42

Stunning irony. Smoking is incredibly unhealthy, probably just as much as being obese. It also puts a drain on the healthcare system when I have to pay for some guys iron lung because he just HAD to have another puff. Smoking also has adverse effects to those around you.

Drinking puts a damper on society when a person is killed because of a drunk driver, or I have to pay for someones liver damage.

[QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]

[QUOTE="hillelslovak"] Drinking, smoking and over eating crappy food are all terrible, but you seem to be making the argument of "Hey, it's genetics, don't even try to lose the unhealthy weight." It's an irresponsible argument that promotes poor health and the excuses that follow.Toriko42

You're arguing that walking and eating right will magically cure their ailments, which is incorrect and puts hope where there isn't much. Walking and eating right might help when you're 10 pounds overweight. It isn't going to do much for those who are 200 pounds over weight.

Personally, if someone wants to be overweight, I let them.

Who said I was against smoking or alcohol? I was mainly pointing out your hypocrisy since alcohol and smoking are just as unhealthy and bad, but for some reason you don't mind it.

[QUOTE="Jamiemydearx3"]

[QUOTE="Gamelova79"]

My parents where fat, My relatives are fat and I'm fat.

I love eating Mcdonalds, red meat, chocolate and all the sweet things n Life. '

I hate healthy things like Vegetables, walking, and excersice. I'm fat and proud. True I have not see my thing in years and it's hard for me to cut my toe nails but everything else is fine.

Who else is Fat and proud?

Pixel-Pirate

I'd probably be proud I lived my life the way I wanted instead of by societies preconceived arbitrary notion of what I must live by, how I must look, and how I must feel.

But hey, fat people are just subhumans, right, who cares?

Average weight = better chance of being healthy and in shape.

Obese = obviously not in shape and probably not healthy. may have a eating disorder

To my knownledge back in the 1920s, being "chubby" was attractive because if you were chubby you had to have some money.

[QUOTE="Toriko42"][QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]

Stunning irony. Smoking is incredibly unhealthy, probably just as much as being obese. It also puts a drain on the healthcare system when I have to pay for some guys iron lung because he just HAD to have another puff. Smoking also has adverse effects to those around you.

Drinking puts a damper on society when a person is killed because of a drunk driver, or I have to pay for someones liver damage.

hillelslovak

Because health entirely matters on the outside. There are 600 pound people with working livers and lungs.

I really don't have much more to say on this. If someone wants to insult others due to their appearance, I can't stop them. I just hoped to point out the shallowness in the practice and the hypocrisy in basically hating fat people and yet being okay with smoking, something that I'd actually say is worse than being fat.

But hey, can't change someones opinion, can I?

Have fun.

[QUOTE="Toriko42"][QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]

Stunning irony. Smoking is incredibly unhealthy, probably just as much as being obese. It also puts a drain on the healthcare system when I have to pay for some guys iron lung because he just HAD to have another puff. Smoking also has adverse effects to those around you.

Drinking puts a damper on society when a person is killed because of a drunk driver, or I have to pay for someones liver damage.

Pixel-Pirate

There are millions upon millions upon millions of smokers in the US, and unlike fat people, their presence alone causes others to get sick and get cancer.

• Percent of noninstitutionalized adults age 20 years and over who are overweight or obese: 67% (2005-2006)
• Percent of noninstitutionalized adults age 20 years and over who are obese: 34% (2005-2006)
• Percent of adolescents age 12-19 years who are overweight: 18% (2005-2006)
• Percent of children age 6-11 years who are overweight: 15% (2005-2006)
• Percent of children age 2-5 years who are overweight: 11% (2005-2006)

• In 2004, an estimated 44.5 million of U.S. adults were current smokers; of these, 36.1 million smoked every day.

Obesity affects way more Americans...

And Obesity also affects the health of those around you.

The Latest Diet Advice, Don't Hang Out With Fat People

[QUOTE="hillelslovak"][QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]

Stunning irony. Smoking is incredibly unhealthy, probably just as much as being obese. It also puts a drain on the healthcare system when I have to pay for some guys iron lung because he just HAD to have another puff. Smoking also has adverse effects to those around you.

Drinking puts a damper on society when a person is killed because of a drunk driver, or I have to pay for someones liver damage.

Pixel-Pirate

You're arguing that walking and eating right will magically cure their ailments, which is incorrect and puts hope where there isn't much. Walking and eating right might help when you're 10 pounds overweight. It isn't going to do much for those who are 200 pounds over weight.

Personally, if someone wants to be overweight, I let them.

[QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]I wonder how many people who look down on the overweight for not being "healthy" also routinely drink and smoke.LadyUnderverse

I do if they are just lazy people in general, but I lost 135lbs so i dont want to ever here its to hard from a fat person. I have been through it and know exactly how hard it is. So get up and go run and do something dont sit around and be lazy.

[QUOTE="hillelslovak"][QUOTE="Toriko42"] Recreational smoking, as in with some friends once in a blue moon, is hardly the same drain as millions of fat people who will drain up the system. There are way more fat people compared to smokers. Fat people are a bigger scourge. Pixel-Pirate

Because health entirely matters on the outside. There are 600 pound people with working livers and lungs.

I really don't have much more to say on this. If someone wants to insult others due to their appearance, I can't stop them. I just hoped to point out the shallowness in the practice and the hypocrisy in basically hating fat people and yet being okay with smoking, something that I'd actually say is worse than being fat.

But hey, can't change someones opinion, can I?

Have fun.

So get up and go run and do something dont sit around and be lazy.njean777

[QUOTE="njean777"]So get up and go run and do something dont sit around and be lazy.LadyUnderverse

yep cause all fat people are lazy :roll:

again im fat and i run almost everyday...

I didn't say they were terrible people but I'm pointing out that by being morbidly obese they are affecting society in a negative way. They are making other people suffer for reasons already stated and that is incredibly selfish on their part.

l4dak47

Again, it's impossible to determine if that person is having a net negative effect on society without a very thorough examination of every aspect of their lives. If in order for a fat person to lose weight they have to give up the potential to benefit society more in some other way, then that's not a very good trade off, is it? Let's remember that simply losing weight does NOT equal good health. There are thin people in HORRIBLE health, but who look healthy to the naked eye. There are people who are technically "fat", and yet are otherwise in very good health.

A lot of fat people DO exercise and eat healthy. They're just not going to do that all ****ing day long, because they have other important stuff to do. There are indeed "fat" people living a healthy lifestyle who have stabilized at a constant weight. They can exercise every day and eat healthy, they are STILL going to get treated like lazy worthless bums because they are overweight. Meanwhile, a thin dude walks into KFC and orders a bucket of chicken, and nobody thinks twice. They'll say, "well, HE'S allowed to have fried chicken since he's not fat", without giving any concern about ANY other aspect of that man's health.

And yes, some people just have a harder time losing weight. These people will have to exercise more in order to get at the weight where society thinks they should be, and sometimes that is just not feasibly unless they are willing to sacrifice more important things such as excelling in their careers or spending more time with their familes.

One of the things I hate about society's anti-fat attitude is that it is so extremely superficial. It's almost not even about bettering ourselves, it's about fitting an image of what people should look like. Apparently, for a lot of the anti-fat people here, actual HEALTH is a secondary concern.

[QUOTE="njean777"]So get up and go run and do something dont sit around and be lazy.LadyUnderverse

well i generalized what they really need to do lol, they also need to look at their diet along with exercise.

yep cause all fat people are lazy :roll:Quaker-w00ts

Dead on. :roll:

[QUOTE="Quaker-w00ts"]yep cause all fat people are lazy :roll:LadyUnderverse

Dead on. :roll:

most of them are sadly

[QUOTE="LadyUnderverse"]

[QUOTE="Quaker-w00ts"]yep cause all fat people are lazy :roll:njean777

Dead on. :roll:

most of them are sadly

[QUOTE="LadyUnderverse"]

[QUOTE="Quaker-w00ts"]yep cause all fat people are lazy :roll:njean777

Dead on. :roll:

most of them are sadly

[QUOTE="njean777"]

[QUOTE="LadyUnderverse"]

Dead on. :roll:

Jamiemydearx3

most of them are sadly

you just said most look what i said ;)

[QUOTE="Toriko42"][QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]

Stunning irony. Smoking is incredibly unhealthy, probably just as much as being obese. It also puts a drain on the healthcare system when I have to pay for some guys iron lung because he just HAD to have another puff. Smoking also has adverse effects to those around you.

Drinking puts a damper on society when a person is killed because of a drunk driver, or I have to pay for someones liver damage.

Pixel-Pirate

There are millions upon millions upon millions of smokers in the US, and unlike fat people, their presence alone causes others to get sick and get cancer.

[QUOTE="njean777"]

[QUOTE="LadyUnderverse"]

Dead on. :roll:

Jamiemydearx3

most of them are sadly

i would presume that many obese people are lazy but labeling that all of them are is just ignorant

[QUOTE="Jamiemydearx3"]

[QUOTE="njean777"]

most of them are sadly

njean777

you just said most look what i said ;)

Why are all of the smiley faces black in this thread?

edit - they're yellow again. D:

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Hey Stop complaining about My Jelly Rolls and lard.

So what if I get diabieties and raise health cost. Obama made it easier for me?

I blame society on why I am fat. Why must a cheeseburger taste so great but Vegies taste like Crap.

Don't mock me for my weight, next time you see someone like me just pass me a jelly doughnut and we will be alright.

Gamelova79

Hey obvious american, you are really going to wish you actually exercised and got ur fat @ss off the xbox when you have a long term illness. you cant live a sedentary lifestyle and expect the outcome to be great. Veggies do not taste like crap, when you eat good food your taste buds change and soon the cheeseburgers taste like crap, I hope you wake up someday and realize what you are putting into your body, because you are what you eat.

Allright people, lets all move out of the thread to post in my new thread: I'm poor and proud!

Firstly, McDonalds sucks. I love burgers and fries, but at least get them from a decent place.

Secondly, I am just like you but I probably weigh barely 140-150lbs. I'm 6'2" (190cm) or taller and pretty skinny, though I am unfit.

My body > yours, but I still get to eat the **** you do and be lazy.

Therefore, I have more to be proud of than you, and I conclude that me > you.

:)

This is about as silly has fit people bragging they are fit.

My parents where fat, My relatives are fat and I'm fat.

I love eating Mcdonalds, red meat, chocolate and all the sweet things n Life. '

I hate healthy things like Vegetables, walking, and excersice. I'm fat and proud. True I have not see my thing in years and it's hard for me to cut my toe nails but everything else is fine.

Who else is Fat and proud?

Gamelova79

[QUOTE="LadyUnderverse"][QUOTE="njean777"]So get up and go run and do something dont sit around and be lazy.Quaker-w00ts

yep cause all fat people are lazy :roll:

again im fat and i run almost everyday...

Run farther.

I actually wish I had a little chunk so I could work it off into muscle. Being a pretty skinny guy it's hard to gain weight. :/

[QUOTE="Gamelova79"]

Hey Stop complaining about My Jelly Rolls and lard.

So what if I get diabieties and raise health cost. Obama made it easier for me?

I blame society on why I am fat. Why must a cheeseburger taste so great but Vegies taste like Crap.

Don't mock me for my weight, next time you see someone like me just pass me a jelly doughnut and we will be alright.

Overwatch88

Hey obvious american, you are really going to wish you actually exercised and got ur fat @ss off the xbox when you have a long term illness. you cant live a sedentary lifestyle and expect the outcome to be great. Veggies do not taste like crap, when you eat good food your taste buds change and soon the cheeseburgers taste like crap, I hope you wake up someday and realize what you are putting into your body, because you are what you eat.

Fight the good fight man.

You fat people are awesome.

[QUOTE="Espada12"]

i'm in amazing shape and eat whatever i want, and i'm more proud than you.

needled24-7

This is about as silly has fit people bragging they are fit.

They can brag about it, but sometimes they get annoying.

Congrats? xaos

1000g?

[QUOTE="xaos"]Congrats? Zerocrossings

1000kg?

fixed for the lolz.