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Give me that any day of this. Her arms are so inflated and are likely or will soon be edema that is makes me nauseous to look, this woman is not healthy and her need to make a cool slogan like "Eff your beauty standards" and champion fat acceptance is so sad. [b]If only she put all that effort into a treadmill and portion control[/b].[/quote]

We go through this on every. single. thread. about. obesity. [i]Many overweight/obese people do put in all that effort. [/i]And you know what? They're always going to be fat. I don't know why you and people like you seem to get a little thrill out of imagining that all fat people are because they're morally bankrupt, slothful and spend their free time squeezing mayonnaise and marshmallow creme into their mouths; the fat people I know, including my mother, are very careful with what they eat. The amounts, the kind of food. Just stop.[/quote]

If you increase activity and decrease calories you will lose weight. Fact, so just stop.

Also its funny that fat defenders are putting all these words into peoples mouth (no pun intended) like "morally bankrupt" and getting a thrill...no one has said that.

*unless there is a rare extenuating medical circumstance - because I am sure one obscure one will be pointed out as evidence the american obesity epidemic is not all "thyroid" and "big boned"[/quote]

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