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> What's wrong with that? Shouldn't society generally encourage its citizens to be healthier...? Yes. Therefore, why are these same anti-overweight people also
by Someone1234 2y ago
> What's wrong with that? Shouldn't society generally encourage its citizens to be healthier...?
Yes. Therefore, why are these same anti-overweight people also anti-Ozempic? It isn't about what is healthiest, it is about moral judgements and feeling superior.
- lazide 2y agoIMO, it’s also a variant of crabs-in-bucket. How dare they get healthier/fitter/etc. without putting in all the work I did!
- solardev 2y agoThat's a good point; hadn't thought about that. It must look like "cheating" to the people who did it the hard way. I see the same sort of attitude from people who hate e-bikes: how dare they ride effortlessly up this hill that took me months of training and fitness to conquer!
- lazide 2y agoAnd in some sense - maybe it is ‘doping’? But c’mon, fuck that.