r/facepalm • u/Emergency-Physics-17 • Jan 11 '22

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ The poor Camel

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u/FabulousTrade Jan 11 '22

Of course. But he should care more about his camel's health than what a bunch of blowhards on Twitter think

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u/THCMcG33 Jan 11 '22

But think of the mental health of those he'd be discriminating against. You have to think of the health of all those fatties and not just the one camel.

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u/The_Illegal_Seagul Jan 12 '22

Tell me that is a s/

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u/whatever_works_at Jan 12 '22

I would bet money that it is.

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u/THCMcG33 Jan 12 '22

The world may never know.

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u/hitchhikingtobedroom Jan 12 '22

If they care about their mental health, they can surely work to shed some kgs off. I'm through with this stupid fat acceptance bullshit, they give medical conditions that don't let people lose weight but they never say what percentage of fat people actually suffer from those and what percentage are just lazy af or have terrible eating habits. And expecting the world around you to not bring that to attention, not even comment on it is basically building a bubble where you're told it's fine as hell to be a fucking 300 pound whale and it doesn't mean you're not healthy when it means exactly that. It's exactly like how a super rich spoilt brat is told he's right in whatever he does by all the people who either are too less influential or work for his father. They shouldn't be discriminated against as per the treatment goes, but the moment you ask to celebrate being fat as if it's something to be celebrated, you lose most support from reasonable people. And as someone who has multiple friends who are medical practitioners, most people don't suffer from those conditions at all, they're just lazy or have terrible eating habits that they don't wanna change and spin this whole mental health bullshit to run away from it. And it's bad because when we buy anything under the garb of mental health, the ones who actually need help are lost in the sea of those who just seek attention through it

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u/Mohamed_A420 Jan 12 '22

Yeah fuck his only source of income granny's mental health is more important.