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My point is that you're at fault for not trying to get over that feeling, whether "hatred" or "disgust." It's no less ignorant than saying you're freaked out by mentally retarded people. Not to say obese people are subject to the same degree of genetic defects and have as little control over their condition. Though it isn't inaccurate to say Americans are subjected to unhealthy food since childhood, considering the horrible state of our school lunches. But it's pathetically juvenile to feel perturbed by something so inconsequential, as far as how it compares to the important characteristics that should define your association with an obese person. Simply put, get over it.

You say I haven't tried, I've already said I've attempted many times in my life to try and accept it, but I just can't seem to do it. I have tried, and I have failed. I'm sorry I couldn't live up to your perfect expectations.

You'll just have to live with the fact that there are some obstacles people can't overcome, just like your obese people. You'll have to "get over it" if you will.

You should feel at fault for not being able to conquer an anxiety rooted in irrational beliefs. There are processes to assess the subconscious reasons of behaviors and sentiments, but some people are too lazy to seek out the sources.

I don't know why I should feel at fault, if obesity wasn't a thing my "irrational hate" wouldn't exist and this conversation wouldn't be taking place.

Also, I don't hate obesity. I don't feel anger towards someone because they are obese, I feel sick to my stomach knowing that the human body can become that overgrown and grotesque.

My point is that you're at fault for not trying to get over that feeling, whether "hatred" or "disgust." It's no less ignorant than saying you're freaked out by mentally retarded people. Not to say obese people are subject to the same degree of genetic defects and have as little control over their condition. Though it isn't inaccurate to say Americans are subjected to unhealthy food since childhood, considering the horrible state of our school lunches. But it's pathetically juvenile to feel perturbed by something so inconsequential, as far as how it compares to the important characteristics that should define your association with an obese person. Simply put, get over it.

You say I haven't tried, I've already said I've attempted many times in my life to try and accept it, but I just can't seem to do it. I have tried, and I have failed. I'm sorry I couldn't live up to your perfect expectations.

You'll just have to live with the fact that there are some obstacles people can't overcome, just like your obese people. You'll have to "get over it" if you will.

An open mind is more impressive than an abrasive one. Spewing societal defamation based on irrational hatred is neither unique nor insightful. It's what twelve-year-olds do when they want to seem edgy.

Yeah? Well fuck you I'll act the way I want.

Oh I have a well enough open mind, and I've made many attempts to accept the idea of obesity because I am aware that I come off as a total asshole otherwise, but I can't do it. There's something about it that I just can't accept, and I'm sorry that bothers you so.

You should feel at fault for not being able to conquer an anxiety rooted in irrational beliefs. There are processes to assess the subconscious reasons of behaviors and sentiments, but some people are too lazy to seek out the sources.

I don't know why I should feel at fault, if obesity wasn't a thing my "irrational hate" wouldn't exist and this conversation wouldn't be taking place.

Also, I don't hate obesity. I don't feel anger towards someone because they are obese, I feel sick to my stomach knowing that the human body can become that overgrown and grotesque.

My point is that you're at fault for not trying to get over that feeling, whether "hatred" or "disgust." It's no less ignorant than saying you're freaked out by mentally retarded people. Not to say obese people are subject to the same degree of genetic defects and have as little control over their condition. Though it isn't inaccurate to say Americans are subjected to unhealthy food since childhood, considering the horrible state of our school lunches. But it's pathetically juvenile to feel perturbed by something so inconsequential, as far as how it compares to the important characteristics that should define your association with an obese person. Simply put, get over it.

You say I haven't tried, I've already said I've attempted many times in my life to try and accept it, but I just can't seem to do it. I have tried, and I have failed. I'm sorry I couldn't live up to your perfect expectations.

You'll just have to live with the fact that there are some obstacles people can't overcome, just like your obese people. You'll have to "get over it" if you will.

im not a big fan of brooks new look

Yeah I preferred the old one where it was actually him doing the fighting. Now he's just constantly using gadgets and machines. Don't get me wrong, his weapons are badass as hell, but I still liked it when it was him fucking shit up with his cola and Coupe de Vaint.

No, I hate it too. I hate Robin's new look also. I'm all for big tits, but they went overboard on her.

You're not the only 1, i hate it! Old Franky was 10 times better, also new Robin sucks, thoses glasses..

Franky can change his hairdo at will. Can't hate on that.

I find him awesome with everyone else but his hair is kinda weird.

That's so cute. I bet all the other fifth graders think you're a real badass.

Aww that's cute, you think I care about your opinion of me =D

Thumb for you champ!

An open mind is more impressive than an abrasive one. Spewing societal defamation based on irrational hatred is neither unique nor insightful. It's what twelve-year-olds do when they want to seem edgy.

Yeah? Well fuck you I'll act the way I want.

Oh I have a well enough open mind, and I've made many attempts to accept the idea of obesity because I am aware that I come off as a total asshole otherwise, but I can't do it. There's something about it that I just can't accept, and I'm sorry that bothers you so.

You should feel at fault for not being able to conquer an anxiety rooted in irrational beliefs. There are processes to assess the subconscious reasons of behaviors and sentiments, but some people are too lazy to seek out the sources.

I don't know why I should feel at fault, if obesity wasn't a thing my "irrational hate" wouldn't exist and this conversation wouldn't be taking place.

Also, I don't hate obesity. I don't feel anger towards someone because they are obese, I feel sick to my stomach knowing that the human body can become that overgrown and grotesque.

My point is that you're at fault for not trying to get over that feeling, whether "hatred" or "disgust." It's no less ignorant than saying you're freaked out by mentally retarded people. Not to say obese people are subject to the same degree of genetic defects and have as little control over their condition. Though it isn't inaccurate to say Americans are subjected to unhealthy food since childhood, considering the horrible state of our school lunches. But it's pathetically juvenile to feel perturbed by something so inconsequential, as far as how it compares to the important characteristics that should define your association with an obese person. Simply put, get over it.

You say I haven't tried, I've already said I've attempted many times in my life to try and accept it, but I just can't seem to do it. I have tried, and I have failed. I'm sorry I couldn't live up to your perfect expectations.

You'll just have to live with the fact that there are some obstacles people can't overcome, just like your obese people. You'll have to "get over it" if you will.

Woah guy. Calm down.

There's no need to justify obesity. People have a right to be as fat as they want, just as they have a right to smoke until they have lung cancer or to cover themselves in tattoos and piercings. (They don't have a natural right to taxpayer-funded services to support their poor choices, but that's a different issue.)
It's a personal decision that's really none of your business.

Woah there, bro. Sure, obesity is nothing to be proud of, and those who just eat and eat are bad people. But the original idea behind this post is that people usually only think skinny people are attractive...

This girl probably doesn't like the fact she is fat, but she's showing that she will not change just so people will find her attractive. A lot of fat people don't strive to be fat. They accept it and want to lose weight for their health. I agree we shouldn't help those who want to be fat, but slaughtering them is wrong, even if they aren't blonde haired and blue eyed.

Except being "overweight" does not always mean being unhealthy. If you've never seen a Samoan athlete, you'd be amazed about how much mass and flab they have considering how agile they can be. Then there are those who eat decently and do exercise but still maintain significant fat, either because they're not eating the right foods to speed up their metabolism or maybe they still consume a bit too much. It's quite possible for someone overweight to be healthier and even more athletic than a slim person. And even a slim person can be incredibly unhealthy. I remember once there was a study on cadavers of American soldiers who had come back from Iraq that showed many of them, despite being fit-looking young adults, had the cholesterol of middle aged men. Overweight people's undeterred obsession with losing weight is based on aesthetics more than any practical benefit. Not that there's anything wrong with that, so long as you're safe with your weight loss methods.

None of this applies to obese people, by the way.

^Fatty in denial

"study on cadavers of American soldiers...had the cholesterol of middle aged men"

FUCKING. MRES.

Explain how that's contradictory of my description.

If you have to ask you'll never know.

You know as well as I do that that's awful logic. You just want to be a prick.

You have a great point. I DO love being a prick.

>Comparing this fat cunt to a somoan athlete.

lel

I apologize if my opinion on the matter offends you in some way, but I actually can't physically handle even the idea obesity. There have been times where I have vomited in public at the sight of it. I'm not sure why it perturbs me to this extent, but it does and thus the reason for my opinion. Think me an asshole, a monster, or even Hitler-esque in my views, it's how they are.

But a lot of people who you consider anorexic probably don't have mental issues, they're perfectly healthy people who just suffer from weight problems. They often get bullied because they're thin, just like fat people are for being fat.
However, those people have a reason. They can't help it.
You can't just go 'oh its natural that i fucking love cake'

No, of course, but you don't know who of the overweight have issues, so maybe we should stop making them all feel bad? Same goes for thin people.

I tell people who are too skinny to eat a fucking steak and put some meat on their bones. I can't say it bothers me nearly as much as obesity does, but I still find it physically disturbing.

But she's not obese...

You're right but she's incredibly close... give her a year...

I like to think they would crackle... like bacon on a grill...

That's so cute. I bet all the other fifth graders think you're a real badass.

Aww that's cute, you think I care about your opinion of me =D

Thumb for you champ!

An open mind is more impressive than an abrasive one. Spewing societal defamation based on irrational hatred is neither unique nor insightful. It's what twelve-year-olds do when they want to seem edgy.

Yeah? Well fuck you I'll act the way I want.

Oh I have a well enough open mind, and I've made many attempts to accept the idea of obesity because I am aware that I come off as a total asshole otherwise, but I can't do it. There's something about it that I just can't accept, and I'm sorry that bothers you so.

You should feel at fault for not being able to conquer an anxiety rooted in irrational beliefs. There are processes to assess the subconscious reasons of behaviors and sentiments, but some people are too lazy to seek out the sources.

I don't know why I should feel at fault, if obesity wasn't a thing my "irrational hate" wouldn't exist and this conversation wouldn't be taking place.

Also, I don't hate obesity. I don't feel anger towards someone because they are obese, I feel sick to my stomach knowing that the human body can become that overgrown and grotesque.

My point is that you're at fault for not trying to get over that feeling, whether "hatred" or "disgust." It's no less ignorant than saying you're freaked out by mentally retarded people. Not to say obese people are subject to the same degree of genetic defects and have as little control over their condition. Though it isn't inaccurate to say Americans are subjected to unhealthy food since childhood, considering the horrible state of our school lunches. But it's pathetically juvenile to feel perturbed by something so inconsequential, as far as how it compares to the important characteristics that should define your association with an obese person. Simply put, get over it.

You say I haven't tried, I've already said I've attempted many times in my life to try and accept it, but I just can't seem to do it. I have tried, and I have failed. I'm sorry I couldn't live up to your perfect expectations.

You'll just have to live with the fact that there are some obstacles people can't overcome, just like your obese people. You'll have to "get over it" if you will.

That'd be amazing! It's weird how a character has multiple rights. I mean with Spiderman you have comics, movies, videogames, toys, blahblahblah. I think Activision owns the videogame rights... You'd think one company would have to own all of one character.

I don't think people who don't read comics would get it. They'd think they're just throwing Spider-Man into the Avengers for more exposure or to make money. You know how people are.

Well they can think what they want, everyone who has read the comics will love Joss Whedon more than they already do if that's how it turns out =P

If they do get to put Spiderman in it though I'd prefer they use Andrew Garfield over Toby McGuire. He's just a better Spiderman in my opinion.

Sony owns the movie rights to Spidey, not Marvel. He can't be in Avengers unless they work that out :/

I think there was something about Disney discussing purchasing Spiderman back from Sony or at least partial rights, since Disney owns Marvel now =/

That'd be amazing! It's weird how a character has multiple rights. I mean with Spiderman you have comics, movies, videogames, toys, blahblahblah. I think Activision owns the videogame rights... You'd think one company would have to own all of one character.

did not realize that it was from Warhammer, also it'was my only orc pic

Well now you know. Cuz it's Mike's super short show.

I'm sorry