Sorry obese people.

This post was inspired by my happening upon this website www.sorryantivaxxer.com... it was posted in a comment by someone and it not only scared me into getting the vaccine, it also made me sit, mouth agape wondering just what the freak I had clicked on. Basically the site posts photos and snarky comments as well as screenshots of "anti-vaxxers" social media who didn't feel a burning urgency to obtain the vaccine and have died. I feel like naming and shaming dead people is an excellent strategy to motivate people to take their own health more seriously so in that vein, I present... sorry obese people. By the way, about 300,000 deaths a year in America are due to obesity related causes. Here's JAMA: jamanetwork.com...

Now before we get all offended, i would like to point out that obesity is on the rise in the world and has nearly tripled since 1975 but don't just take my word for it, here is the WHO: www.who.int...

We see sad stories like that of Christina Corrigan who died weighing 680lbs at age 13 surrounded by feces and filth and a sorry excuse for a mother:

By the time Christina refused to return to Kaiser, her mother had taken her to the doctor some 90 times. But they also simply had not shown up to regularly scheduled weigh-ins and dietitian appointments, according to medical records...After she graduated from elementary school in 1995, Christina was never in a classroom again. Her junior high school was only seven blocks from her home, but they were steep blocks, and she could not traverse them.

Of course her mother was pilloried by most but the fat acceptance warriors came to her defense saying...

"If the child in this case had been an average-sized child, I don't believe there ever would have been a case," says Marilyn Wann, a self-described "fat rights activist" who attends the trial in support of Corrigan. "There would have been sympathy for the mother. Wow, your daughter died. That's too bad."

Uh...wait. if she was an average sized child she wouldn't be dead at 13 from obesity covered in bedsores surrounded by her own poop because no one cared so I don't understand that argument.

www.baltimoresun.com...

We also see the harm they cause other people, from the serious and try not to laugh because this lady's name is Mia Landingham which is just....perfect....

An obese woman who killed her boyfriend by sitting on him will not serve any time behind bars. Mia Landingham pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter on Wednesday and was sentenced to three years probation and 100 hours of community service, according to CBS affiliate WOIO. Landingham, who was believed to weigh over 300 pounds at the time of the Aug. 2009 incident, sat on Mikal Middleton-Bey as he was face first on the couch....Investigators say the victim was 5'10" tall and weighed 126 pounds. Landingham is 5'9" tall. A police scale that went up to 350 pounds wasn't enough to accurately weigh the Cleveland woman, according to the affiliate.

www.cbsnews.com...

To the semi-absurd but still just...wow...

A woman was left fighting for life when a fellow tourist crashed into her on a water slide, splitting her liver and crushing her internal organs. The obese woman crashed into Jemma Joslyn, 32, at a hotel’s water park in Turkey. She suffered from internal bleeding and severe kidney damage that required life-saving surgery and was in hospital for eight days before returning to her home in East Sussex.

metro.co.uk...

End of part 1.

Part 2.

Now. We know private businesses can and should take a stand against this public health crisis. This is evidenced by stories we see of the morbidly unhealthy being refused service due to their size...

425lb Vilma Soltesz was sentenced to death by her airline when her husband claims the airline refused to board her due to her weight. Of course the airline says they tried to board her several times for over an hour and were unable to...

A sickly, 425-pound woman reportedly deemed "too fat to fly" died after being denied a spot on three separate flights from Hungary.

www.huffpost.com...

Don't know the weight but Fallon Mellilo is a 27 year old whale who got refused entry to an exclusive club because of her weight and took to social media to complain...

"Being turned away in front of other people because of how I look and my size was absolutely humiliating," Melillo told BuzzFeed. "I was embarrassed and shocked. Even though I know I am beautiful on the inside and out, this moment made me feel helpless. This is what every plus-size person fears - being turned away from an event because of how we look." While Melillo said she has yet to hear from the party-bus company or Eventbrite, she saw that the company took down its page and posted a new one. The "no big girls for this party" disclaimer appears to have been removed and replaced with "a model look is encouraged."...."As much as we would like to welcome everyone, admission to this exclusive event is very selective and we reserve the right to deny service," the description continues.

news.yahoo.com...

And this naming and shaming in public can be effective in helping these people....

“I was so ashamed that people could see me being turned away. "There was only one roller coaster I could fit into – and that was only because they had extra large seats.“I look back at photos and I can hardly believe that it is me.” Admin assistant Kirsty immediately pledged to slim down and eventually lost 11 stone, by ditching takeaways and hitting the gym.

www.mirror.co.uk...

What we need is not acceptance. We need abhorrence. This is usually a generational problem so they are spreading it to the most easily influenced among us, their children. Usually obese parents have obese children they teach poor eating habits to. I mean sure, we can blame the globalists killing family life, ensuring everyone is at work and no one is at home cooking nutritious meals for the family or we can place the blame where it really lays. On the obese person themselves. They are a burden to our healthcare system by their own hand.

a reply to: Chalcedony

What we need is not acceptance. We need abhorrence.

So...anyone who doesn't fit your mold should be treated like sh**.

Got it.

a reply to: Chalcedony

Oh, I thought you were going to post this. Jajaja

This is why I am fit

I just rolled my eyes veeeery slowly

🙄

a reply to: DAVID64

Well they are a burden to everyone. Health care systems, fellow buffet-goers. This is a public health emergency. Hundreds of thousands of people in America die each year from obesity related causes. All they have to do is follow the nutritional guidelines set forth by the government and the serving size indicated on the package by the manufacturer, but somehow they are incapable of taking simple steps to protect themselves. This is where private businesses can come in and say "no. If you want to disregard everyone's safety, you may not patronize my business" and health insurers and providers should definitely raise rates and refuse service to those who can't just go along with normal society and follow the rules.

a reply to: Chalcedony

thank you for your post. Not that you gave worst examples of obesity....truthfully that is rather ridiculous. I am sure if we scoured the net we could find examples of the rediculousness having to do with skinnyness.

Rather you have highlighted the generational increase in obesity.

Consider the following:

1. People who accumulate fat on their bellies have an excess of insulin in their bodies. Insulin is the hormone that tells the body to store excess calories as fat.

2. What has changed in the last generation that caused an increase in obesity? A government that subsidises high fat corn syrup and manufactures who put it in all foods, even foods that you would never expect to have sugar.

3. A health community who told us for 40 years that we should not eat fat but rather more sugar in the form of grains and starches. Carbohydrates are just complex forms of sugar. In order to digest and process sugar, we need insulin. Excess carbohydrates lead to excess insulin and excess storage of fat in the body.

4. A health community who demanded that we needed to eat 6 times a day to lose weight. Heaven knows we would have fallen over dead if we didn't eat between the grocery store and the car.

5. A health community that tells us to be "healthy" we should be eating 50 or 60 % of our calories as carbohydrates. carbohydrates that are a cheap source of energy but not nutrients.

originally posted by: Chalcedony
a reply to: DAVID64

Well they are a burden to everyone. Health care systems, fellow buffet-goers. This is a public health emergency. Hundreds of thousands of people in America die each year from obesity related causes. All they have to do is follow the nutritional guidelines set forth by the government and the serving size indicated on the package by the manufacturer,

you're trolling right?

but somehow they are incapable of taking simple steps to protect themselves. This is where private businesses can come in and say "no. If you want to disregard everyone's safety, you may not patronize my business" and health insurers and providers should definitely raise rates and refuse service to those who can't just go along with normal society and follow the rules.

so is the government going to provide healthy food when you're a contractor and the only lunch option is Burger King?
will you mandate vending machines with healthy food? I see all sorts of cupcakes and chips but few apples or raisins.

so how bout smokers? would you make that illegal? to save their lives and for the greater good?

I really LOATHE people who preach!!

originally posted by: Chalcedony

They are a burden to our healthcare system by their own hand.

Well, if we're REALLY serious about unburdening our healthcare system...let's deny healthcare to illegals...the poor...and all those elderly folks.

a reply to: TiredofControlFreaks

Oh I know. I was sort of being facetious but I was an overweight child myself and my parents definitely taught me the bad eating habits so I think it is a mix of the "nutrition experts" failures and just society in general, ease of fast junk food etc.

a reply to: IAMTAT

Heck yeah. Let me call Bill, he'll be excited we can start talking about the death panels now.

m.youtube.com...

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

Found the fatty. Just kidding. Gosh no one can take a joke can they? Its all well and good when we are mandating vaccines but mandating healthy food is just the lands end, right?

a reply to: ElGoobero

Burger King and vending machines will only have healthy options because there would be more regulations. The solution to all problems is more government regulation.

a reply to: Chalcedony

Allow me to translate your post into more easily understood terms...

"LOOK....a FAT person! Let's go up to him and taunt him, push him down and laugh at him as he struggles to get up, then tell him we hope he DIES! FAT people don't deserve to live!!"

a reply to: Chalcedony

Not sure where you think you "found the fatty". Not fat here. I just don't like people virtue shaming others like you are better than everyone else.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

Wow I didn't mean to offend you. You don't have to keep commenting I get it I'm a bad person.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

It is a freaking facetious post. Not serious. Whatever. Sorry I offended everyone.

a reply to: Chalcedony

I'm a bit confused that nobody seems to see the irony you presented here. For what it's worth, I get it.
-A fat guy.

a reply to: network dude

Thank you! I was over 200lbs as a child and I get the struggles! I was not trying to be mean at all. I'm glad you got it and weren't offended.