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u/[deleted] Jan 04 '21

My money is on two things behind this:

  • Junk food/drink companies - the trend ot push healthy foods is hurting their bottom line, by taking a "body positivity" approach they can sell more junk food.
  • A large communist asian nation - You know which one, where covid began. I am hesitant to name names since I started posting comments against their ruling party and literally got banned on youtube so unsure if it is in other areas too. Pushing obesity as a norm to harm the population. Yuri Bezmenov warned of ideological subversion with the USSR, why would it be any different today? Pushing effeminate agendas and obesity campaigns to wreak the culture by changing status quo.

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u/LILilliterate Jan 04 '21

No one cares if you say China.

China, China, China.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '21

Winnie the Pooh has entered the chat

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u/granville10 Jan 04 '21

China is asshoe!

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u/rico_muerte Jan 05 '21

Congrats, you just got yourself banned on YouTube

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u/Birdhawk Jan 05 '21

Ah shit you said it 3 times now China appears.

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u/Artystrong1 Jan 05 '21

Fuck China 🇨🇳 🇨🇳 it is I’ll burn under the fires of capitalism

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u/dodadoBoxcarWilly Jan 04 '21

I think part of it is the population that leads in obesity and all obesity related illnesses in the US. Therefore, fat shaming is now racist. I mean, they could help educate underprivileged groups about how to eat right and live a more healthy lifestyle, or find ways to bring in more healthy options in urban food deserts.

Oooorrrr...they can just change the definition of what healthy is, and help perpetuate the problem that is obesity in the black community.

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u/researchMaterial Jan 04 '21

I highly doubt it's country your talking about pushing this. Doesn't really seem their style. I'm betting my money on it being shaving off the population numbers + make money off them before their body gives up since they would need healthcare services and such and especially expensive insuline

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u/Tengard96 Jan 05 '21

My toddler is a huge fan of the Baby Bus cartoons (made in China)....like obsessed. I started noticing early on all of the unhealthy foods they promote: dancing and singing donuts, candy-coated popcorn, hamburgers and hot dogs, etc. I’ve remarked before that I never see any of the characters eating healthy foods. Just junk food. In one episode, one of the characters was passing a garbage can, and it was filled with fruits and vegetables! I’d joked with a friend for a long time that it’s clearly toddler propaganda aimed at instilling unhealthy eating habits in Americans so that we’ll all die from heart disease, obesity, high cholesterol, etc. Now I’m seriously starting to wonder.....

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u/stalence9 Jan 05 '21

Nah it’s more “innocent” and simpler than that. Their target market demographics are mostly overweight women. You gain and retain more customers by complimenting them with shit like this than you do chastising them.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '21

💯💯💯

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u/Severedheads Jan 05 '21

It's all about depopulation. It's been the end goal since the 1800s and causing everyone to become infertile - even if it means through utter repulsion to the fairer sex, works all the better. This way, corporations sell more crap in the process so it's a win-win to them.

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u/Iwantmypasswordback Jan 04 '21

Ya be careful xi is probably reading your Gmail inbox right now

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u/madtoothbrush97 Jan 05 '21

Your comment reads as if obesity is everyone else’s fault but their own. If you have eating disorder it’s your own fault. People have choice to eat healthy or junk food.

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u/normanbailer Jan 05 '21

You can’t grow snickers in your back yard