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3 years ago 06/18/2022 5:33pm EDT

I have very little money and thus I keep my caloric intake low to save on expenses.

I am 5'11'' and intake just enough kcal to maintain 135lb. I have suspended running for now due to the unnecessary caloric demands, but I still walk 30-minutes per day to maintain health.

I track macronutrients and micronutrients closely and strategically select a combination of certain nutrient dense foods to make sure that I am not deficient in anything. Note that my caloric intake is low, but I am NOT malnourished.

Nearly everyone as poor as me is morbidly obese, wasting the little money that they have on food. Their belly being constantly full makes them fat, happy, complacent, non-competitive, and inevitably doomed to remain in poverty.

Humans are MEANT to starve when they have few resources and this starvation sends a signal to their brain to get aggressive, ugly, sharp, and competitive. The impoverished obese need to be taught this.

3 years ago 06/18/2022 5:37pm EDT

re: hunger makes me competitive

hunger makes me competitive wrote:
I have very little money and thus I keep my caloric intake low to save on expenses.
I am 5'11'' and intake just enough kcal to maintain 135lb. I have suspended running for now due to the unnecessary caloric demands, but I still walk 30-minutes per day to maintain health.
I track macronutrients and micronutrients closely and strategically select a combination of certain nutrient dense foods to make sure that I am not deficient in anything. Note that my caloric intake is low, but I am NOT malnourished.
Nearly everyone as poor as me is morbidly obese, wasting the little money that they have on food. Their belly being constantly full makes them fat, happy, complacent, non-competitive, and inevitably doomed to remain in poverty.
Humans are MEANT to starve when they have few resources and this starvation sends a signal to their brain to get aggressive, ugly, sharp, and competitive. The impoverished obese need to be taught this.

You are incorrect and fat shaming people. Why are you still poor if you are so driven? 1/10.

3 years ago 06/18/2022 5:38pm EDT

re: hunger makes me competitive

Crazy. It's almost like rice and beans ACTUALLY ARE cheaper than McDonald's, and people who claim that junk food isn't the cheapest option (along with 90% of the population of India and 99% of the population of Africa) aren't just making sh!t up.

3 years ago 06/18/2022 5:39pm EDT

re: JoseC

JoseC wrote:
hunger makes me competitive wrote:
I have very little money and thus I keep my caloric intake low to save on expenses.
I am 5'11'' and intake just enough kcal to maintain 135lb. I have suspended running for now due to the unnecessary caloric demands, but I still walk 30-minutes per day to maintain health.
I track macronutrients and micronutrients closely and strategically select a combination of certain nutrient dense foods to make sure that I am not deficient in anything. Note that my caloric intake is low, but I am NOT malnourished.
Nearly everyone as poor as me is morbidly obese, wasting the little money that they have on food. Their belly being constantly full makes them fat, happy, complacent, non-competitive, and inevitably doomed to remain in poverty.
Humans are MEANT to starve when they have few resources and this starvation sends a signal to their brain to get aggressive, ugly, sharp, and competitive. The impoverished obese need to be taught this.
You are incorrect and fat shaming people. Why are you still poor if you are so driven? 1/10.

I'd be even poorer if I were fat. -5/70.

3 years ago 06/18/2022 5:43pm EDT

re: hunger makes me competitive

hunger makes me competitive wrote:
JoseC wrote:
You are incorrect and fat shaming people. Why are you still poor if you are so driven? 1/10.
I'd be even poorer if I were fat. -5/70.

You do not know that.

3 years ago 06/18/2022 5:45pm EDT

re: JoseC

JoseC wrote:
hunger makes me competitive wrote:
I have very little money and thus I keep my caloric intake low to save on expenses.
I am 5'11'' and intake just enough kcal to maintain 135lb. I have suspended running for now due to the unnecessary caloric demands, but I still walk 30-minutes per day to maintain health.
I track macronutrients and micronutrients closely and strategically select a combination of certain nutrient dense foods to make sure that I am not deficient in anything. Note that my caloric intake is low, but I am NOT malnourished.
Nearly everyone as poor as me is morbidly obese, wasting the little money that they have on food. Their belly being constantly full makes them fat, happy, complacent, non-competitive, and inevitably doomed to remain in poverty.
Humans are MEANT to starve when they have few resources and this starvation sends a signal to their brain to get aggressive, ugly, sharp, and competitive. The impoverished obese need to be taught this.
You are incorrect and fat shaming people. Why are you still poor if you are so driven? 1/10.

Fat shaming = shaming people for behavior that is shameful. Is that a problem?

3 years ago 06/18/2022 5:47pm EDT

re: seems logical to me

seems logical to me wrote:
JoseC wrote:
You are incorrect and fat shaming people. Why are you still poor if you are so driven? 1/10.
Fat shaming = shaming people for behavior that is shameful. Is that a problem?

Are you aware than being “fat” is not a behavior? Educate yourself kid.

3 years ago 06/18/2022 5:49pm EDT

re: JoseC

JoseC wrote:
seems logical to me wrote:
Fat shaming = shaming people for behavior that is shameful. Is that a problem?
Are you aware than [sic] being “fat” is not a behavior? Educate yourself kid.

What's really being shamed is the behavior that makes them fat. Should you not shame people for being drunk because "being drunk isn't a behavior"? It's the direct result of a willful behavior.

3 years ago 06/18/2022 5:50pm EDT

re: seems logical to me

seems logical to me wrote:
JoseC wrote:
Are you aware than [sic] being “fat” is not a behavior? Educate yourself kid.
What's really being shamed is the behavior that makes them fat. Should you not shame people for being drunk because "being drunk isn't a behavior"? It's the direct result of a willful behavior.

Not necessarily so. Education was something you missed apparently.

3 years ago 06/18/2022 5:54pm EDT

re: JoseC

JoseC wrote:
seems logical to me wrote:
What's really being shamed is the behavior that makes them fat. Should you not shame people for being drunk because "being drunk isn't a behavior"? It's the direct result of a willful behavior.
Not necessarily so. Education was something you missed apparently.

Ok, educate me. What fat people would still be fat if they'd eaten 25% or 50% or 80% fewer calories per day over the course of their lives?

3 years ago 06/18/2022 5:59pm EDT

re: seems logical to me

seems logical to me wrote:
JoseC wrote:
Not necessarily so. Education was something you missed apparently.
Ok, educate me. What fat people would still be fat if they'd eaten 25% or 50% or 80% fewer calories per day over the course of their lives?

Intelligence matters here. There are many 12 year olds, for example, who are obese and they are handicapped in terms of their chances of being thin. I am not saying it is impossible but this subject is complicated way beyond what the ignorant fat shamers apparently can grasp.

3 years ago 06/18/2022 6:02pm EDT

re: JoseC

JoseC wrote:
seems logical to me wrote:
Ok, educate me. What fat people would still be fat if they'd eaten 25% or 50% or 80% fewer calories per day over the course of their lives?
Intelligence matters here. There are many 12 year olds, for example, who are obese and they are handicapped in terms of their chances of being thin. I am not saying it is impossible but this subject is complicated way beyond what the ignorant fat shamers apparently can grasp.

Well it's good that you're here to tell that 12-year-old that he should never try to lose the weight and that anyone who suggests that he should is just a mean fat shamer. Much easier for the kid than recognizing that his actions to this point have led to a poor outcome and they need to change going forward.

3 years ago 06/18/2022 6:04pm EDT

re: JoseC

JoseC wrote:
seems logical to me wrote:
Ok, educate me. What fat people would still be fat if they'd eaten 25% or 50% or 80% fewer calories per day over the course of their lives?
Intelligence matters here. There are many 12 year olds, for example, who are obese and they are handicapped in terms of their chances of being thin. I am not saying it is impossible but this subject is complicated way beyond what the ignorant fat shamers apparently can grasp.

Friend, back the day we had something called FAT CAMP. That's right, an entire vacation resort based on fat shaming. Did it work? F*ck if I know...just chiming in here.

3 years ago 06/18/2022 6:06pm EDT

re: the 72 hour rule

the 72 hour rule wrote:
JoseC wrote:
Intelligence matters here. There are many 12 year olds, for example, who are obese and they are handicapped in terms of their chances of being thin. I am not saying it is impossible but this subject is complicated way beyond what the ignorant fat shamers apparently can grasp.
Friend, back the day we had something called FAT CAMP. That's right, an entire vacation resort based on fat shaming. Did it work? F*ck if I know...just chiming in here.

I am not sure it was far shaming. Weight loss plans are not necessarily fat shaming.

3 years ago 06/18/2022 6:07pm EDT

JoseC wrote:
seems logical to me wrote:
Well it's good that you're here to tell that 12-year-old that he should never try to lose the weight and that anyone who suggests that he should is just a mean fat shamer. Much easier for the kid than recognizing that his actions to this point have led to a poor outcome and they need to change going forward.
I was trying to be nice but I so see you are a compete and utter moron. I never told 12 year olds to do anything and yet with your limited intellect you cannot understand something basic. The kid’s actions have likely been largely determined by his parents. You are way out of your league here.

Fat shaming = shaming actions that are shameful. The actions that led the 12-year-old to become obese are shameful, are they not?

3 years ago 06/18/2022 6:11pm EDT

re: seems logical to me

seems logical to me wrote:
JoseC wrote:
I was trying to be nice but I so see you are a compete and utter moron. I never told 12 year olds to do anything and yet with your limited intellect you cannot understand something basic. The kid’s actions have likely been largely determined by his parents. You are way out of your league here.
Fat shaming = shaming actions that are shameful. The actions that led the 12-year-old to become obese are shameful, are they not?

Not necessarily. IF I gay shamed you for having sex with your same gender friend it does not necessarily mean that your behavior was shameful.

3 years ago 06/18/2022 6:12pm EDT

re: JoseC

JoseC wrote:
the 72 hour rule wrote:
Friend, back the day we had something called FAT CAMP. That's right, an entire vacation resort based on fat shaming. Did it work? F*ck if I know...just chiming in here.
I am not sure it was far shaming. Weight loss plans are not necessarily fat shaming.

Well...I'm pretty sure just actually calling the damn thing FAT CAMP would be considered fat shaming. But hey man, I'm only up for some gentle fat shaming, you'll never see me out there slapping fatties or anything that dishonorable.

3 years ago 06/18/2022 6:14pm EDT

re: JoseC

JoseC wrote:
seems logical to me wrote:
Fat shaming = shaming actions that are shameful. The actions that led the 12-year-old to become obese are shameful, are they not?
Not necessarily. IF I gay shamed you for having sex with your same gender friend it does not necessarily mean that your behavior was shameful.

Poor analogy. Being gay isn't shameful. The actions that lead to obesity are shameful.

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