No, it's like complaining you're seeing a cat because you've already seen five cats and you would rather see something else instead.

We have pokemon that some people have never used because of limited availability. Instead of putting these guys in, developers would rather make something like woobat (basically the same thing as zubat with a different consonant sound) and throw that in. Not all newer pokemon suck and I actually like a good number of them but I think the creaters should identify the need. If we stop making repetitions we can include pokemon that never got any love.

Oh also 90% of my pirating friends berate and scold me for going to shops and buying games I want when I can just pirate it, which basically shows that a lot of young adults who pirate are just greedy shits.

Now you are just wrong here. Sorry, but you have to be an exceptional case to be 100 pounds overweight and not have health issues. A hell of a lot of my family and extended family are anything from 50-80 pounds overweight, all have different health issues from it. Not just things that run in the family issues, several have rectified them by loosing weight.

You can be 'Obese and healthy' to an extent, I've seen a paper on it. But out of a huge range of participants, only a tiny minority were.

I'm really not what you would call a 'fat shamer', generally I don't care. I take issue when someone claims it's just dandy health wise and that is can not impact others, because that's just untrue.

by the by, if someone is even like 80 pounds overweight it can be more difficult to diagnose them and sometimes they DO need special beds (sometimes examination tables are too slim). That comes from a family friend who is a GP, I don't see any reason for him to lie.

I don't think anyone's arguing that fat people are harming anyone. The argument here is that we should stop acting like overweight people aren't harming themselves.

Point taken, but, content aside, while I'm sure that most overweight people know they're in bad shape, you have a lot them who think like this: "This is who I am, and I shouldn't have to change for anyone." No, they shouldn't have to change for anyone, but they should for themselves

Well, I live in the UK and we have the NHS. Obese people cost about 10 times more money to treat than regular people (citation needed, but they are more expensive). Even at 75 or 80 pounds overweight for your height (looks wise, quite fat but not 'welded to the sofa' fat) you often need looked at several times, and sometimes a special bed is needed. My aunt is about this, and she needed a special MRI machine.

Depending on where you live, it CAN impact others in some ways. It's also not something to be encouraged- If you can't eat healthily yourself you are more likely to pass the habits to your kids.

Just saying.

That's typically morbidly obese people, not people 50 pounds overweight.
I know people who are over 100 pounds overweight and still healthy enough.
Also the impact on other people is so minimal, people shame fat people for being fat because it looks bad.

Nobody TRULY cares about how unhealthy it is, as there are a thousand more unhealthier things than being fat and people still don't shame it as much

People who shame fat people need to start admitting it's for reasons beyond health, because it is.

Now you are just wrong here. Sorry, but you have to be an exceptional case to be 100 pounds overweight and not have health issues. A hell of a lot of my family and extended family are anything from 50-80 pounds overweight, all have different health issues from it. Not just things that run in the family issues, several have rectified them by loosing weight.

You can be 'Obese and healthy' to an extent, I've seen a paper on it. But out of a huge range of participants, only a tiny minority were.

I'm really not what you would call a 'fat shamer', generally I don't care. I take issue when someone claims it's just dandy health wise and that is can not impact others, because that's just untrue.

by the by, if someone is even like 80 pounds overweight it can be more difficult to diagnose them and sometimes they DO need special beds (sometimes examination tables are too slim). That comes from a family friend who is a GP, I don't see any reason for him to lie.

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