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I don't buy that whole, "I chug on cheeseburgers because I'm poor", I feel it has more to do with laziness, lack of discipline and simply not caring. Compare an
by albemuth 17y ago
I don't buy that whole, "I chug on cheeseburgers because I'm poor", I feel it has more to do with laziness, lack of discipline and simply not caring. Compare an apple to a bag of doritos, or an oreos smoothie with a cup of tea. Price and marketing manipulation sound to me like a lame excuse.
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- philwelch 17y agoNo--statistically, the correlation is between poverty and obesity. You're implying that laziness, lack of discipline, and simply not caring are somehow linked to poverty. While that may be true, there are also tons of rich people who are lazy, undisciplined, and apathetic who maintain slimmer figures by using money.
- RevRal 17y agoThis is like having apathy toward a group of people who suffer from an illness. "You're fat? You're lazy!" Problem solved. That's like telling someone who suffers from bad acne: "Why don't you just wash your face you unclean slob."
- albemuth 17y agoI'm saying you have the choice of what to eat, choosing to supersize fast food crap is a decision made by someone to doesn't care about their health, or has no discipline. And yes, laziness too could be accountable since you can prepare a healthier meal. Going out running/walking a couple times a week won't kill you either.