Do people have the moral 'right' to call each other fat?

Am I weird for preferring the rice and onions to all that frozen rubbish?

In what definition is being overweight healthy?

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Not at all...if you don't have a body full of parasites that have taken over your mind and make it unbearable for you to eat anything other processed junk , then you should find meals like that quite delicious.

I often find myself just eating plain rice or plain pasta for the high amount of carbs they provide with hardly any fat. Also like to have a meal of just bananas now and again (fully ripe though of course for the most sugar)

(yes that is right people carbs don't make you fat, and by carbs I don't mean chocolate or a donut)

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Good god what a solid argument you've put forth there, like a solid inpenetrable wall. There is nothing I can say to counter it, 10/10 post. Incredible

Being fat is in no way a positive. There are no benefits of being a fatty, and I just don't understand how people can let themselves destroy their bodies. For christs sake, go do some daily exercise, and eat properly. Don't sit on your laptop all day complaining on forums about how fat you are while eating some ice cream.

The fact that parents are letting their children eat like crap and not exercise is retarded. Do parents not love their children anymore?

If people had the choice they would easily choose being slim and healthy over being fat with high blood pressure and a heart attack waiting to happen. Therefore I do not see how anyone who can think for properly can let themselves look like ****.

P.s, please find one very attractive fat women and I will believe that not all fat people are ugly. Because the truth is...if you are fat you really will not be attractive.

Why do fat people even have the same rights as us, they're not our equal

My post was pointless, yes. But so is yours. You're just trying to look

Am I weird for preferring the rice and onions to all that frozen rubbish?

Cheese and onion omelette and rice for example (a few eggs and cheese needed too). Yummy. And takes the same time as cooking the sausages and oven chips.

I think part of the problem nowadays, and why food "seems" expensive is people don't posess enough basic cooking skills.

Also - Cheap sausages are not in fact "cheaper". Get some of those cheap sausages then get the same value of gorgeous proper sausages from the butcher. Cook them both up. By the time the cheap sausages have expelled all their MSG and shrunk to 2/3 their size, you'll find that the butchers, weight for weight, is the same price. Possibly cheaper. Healthier. And 10 times nicer.

Supermarket "cheap" food = a con.

Yes but students tend to get a lot more exercise. Plus they are still young and their metabolism still works well.

1. Have you ever gone shopping? Feeding yourself on oven chips, cheap sausages and pizzas is a lot cheaper than eating fresh food and making meals from scratch. Unless that is you are very partial to rice and onions for dinner.

2. Granted, I myself don't mind the odd pizza every now and then. I also like to drink, doesn't mean its acceptable to have a bottle of bourbon everyday.

3. People rarely educate themselves, and children are being brought up in homes where they are being feed absolute rubbish and know nothing better. It should be taught at school during food and catering classes, the benefits of a healthy diet as well as simple recipes.

4. Just like it is none of my business how much people drink, smoke or what drugs they take? Except those life choices have a negative impact on society and lead to a variety of health and social problems, problems that my tax goes towards paying. Obesity is also becoming a huge health problem too, likely to become the number one cause of death and long term health issues in the future. To say it is none of my business is quite frankly absurd.

It's not an assumption, I'm not assuming anything. It is a suggestion of a possible reason, I'm certainly not assuming that this is the reason.

Fat people often have a low self worth and a low self esteem and in the context of a relationship they may be easy to manipulate due to their fear of losing their partner.

just because someone doesn't conform to your expected standards doesn't mean they have low self-esteem.

Where I live, a size 10 and above is considered fat. Many of the stores here won't sell women's clothing above size 12, because it ruins the "model image". I almost felt bad about myself before by this social ideology because my size is around 14/16 (fortunately I have gotten over it). So both our paradigms contradict each other, hence we'll have no ending to this argument. We, on the other hand, have malnourishment problems, as well as obesity problems, knowing the culture here in this third world country.

No disrespect but my comments are regarding the UK, not a third world country. The UK does have an obesity problem and a good many stores go up to at least a size 18 and as I already said 'curves' are actively celebrated here.

I can't count the amount of times I've been on the bus recently and not been able to sit down because someone is so big that they take up two seats - no exaggeration. Obesity is becoming normalised and being overweight already is so I'm not convinced with this argument that even a size 12 is deemed fat. It's not.

just because someone doesn't conform to your expected standards doesn't mean they have low self-esteem.

This. People conform because they have low self-esteem.

You're generalizing a lot. Their size doesn't necessarily have anything to do with their determination, self control, etc. You have a very silly vendetta against heavier people, get over it.

Now, how are you defining fat? It's a very loose and subjective term. I don't think people with just a few extra pounds are unable to be successful or honest people.

Then my suggestion is to make them pay. You keeping up with that?

1. It's not a case of "be slim or die". People come in different shapes and sizes and just because someone is bigger, it doesn't mean they're really that unhealthy.
2. Forcing people is never beneficial.

I never said fat, I said big.

Someone's size does not show them to have bad qualities. That's laughable reasoning. Again, what do you mean by fat? Slightly big doesn't not mean they're unhealthy like a morbidly obese person, which is taking it to extremes.

Eating too much for their own gain or satisfaction does not affect you. IF they were rude to you, that's different. They may be nice/honest/hard working and many other positive characteristics, so that's how they should be judged, not if they have too many chocolate bars in their spare time.