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I'm all for promoting physical fitness, but this seems like discrimination against elderly / disabled people.

• 3pt14159 13y ago
  Well public healthcare is discriminatory towards elderly / disabled people so that should balance that out.
• RKearney 13y ago
  I see no problem with promoting good health. There are plenty of elderly people who can do sit-ups. People who weigh over 350lbs eat free at Heart Attack Grill. Are they discriminating against non-obease people?
  • baddox 13y ago
    > Are they discriminating against non-obease people? Yes. It doesn't get any more straightforward than that.
    • gambiting 13y ago
      Just like giving free rides to disabled people is discriminatory against healthy people?
      • baddox 13y ago
        Yes, absolutely. Is there something I'm missing here? These questions seem easy.
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  • king_jester 13y ago
    Doing a round of sit-ups != good health.
    • JoeAltmaier 13y ago
      You got it backward. Not doing a round of situps == bad health.
• null_ptr 13y ago
  Just because an initiative does not target a specific group of people does not necessarily mean that it discriminates against them.
• notdrunkatall 13y ago
  Boo fucking hoo.
• epsylon 13y ago
  The elderly and the disabled already get discounts or free transportation. Do you find it discriminating against young / able people?