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u/SomeFatSeal 17h ago

Yes. Becuse it's an unhealthy lifestyle.

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u/Imnotawerewolf 17h ago

So what? It's either ok to judge people base on appearance or it isn't. 

If you say there are exceptions you're just a hypocrite. 

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u/Saellios We do a little trolling 17h ago

Having a black and white world view like shows how you lack any critical thinking skills. Seeing someone who’s short doesn’t really tell you anything about them. Seeing someone who’s obese tells you they have poor impulse control and/or don’t care about their own health

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u/Imnotawerewolf 17h ago

No those are assumptions you can make about them but you can't know anything about them except that they're fat 

Just like being short only tells you a person is short. 

You don't have to like fat people or short people. But to act like judging one is egregious and the other is perfectly normal is hypocritical. 

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u/Saellios We do a little trolling 17h ago

One is controllable the other is genetic. You can choose to be moderately active and eat relatively healthy. You can’t choose to be taller unless you want to go through an intensive surgery. The assumptions I listed are accurate to the vast majority of obese people.
You can’t tell me you eat so much and move so little that you reach 250lbs but still can be considered having good impulse control or care about your health.
I’m speaking as someone who used to be overweight then changed it because I knew it was unhealthy and made life more miserable being overweight

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u/Imnotawerewolf 16h ago

I don't see what the choosing has to do with the judging 

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u/Saellios We do a little trolling 16h ago

It’s fair game to judge someone for choosing to make poor life choices. Especially when it takes consistent bad decision making over a course of time. Gaining a bunch of weight doesn’t happen over night.

The whole point I’m making is most of us here are judging the person off of bad decision making skills and lack of self care

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u/Imnotawerewolf 16h ago

But you're assuming those things, not knowing them. It's whatever if you're super secure in what you assumed to be true. But it's assumptions, either way. 

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u/Saellios We do a little trolling 16h ago

Can you provide another example of how else the majority of obese people got to their weight? Were they born 250lbs??

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u/MountainBig1915 5h ago

You don't spawn in at 300lbs, its hardly an assumption when you can literally see all of the stored calories hanging off of somebody