Um, no? Because that’s not how any of this works, you still have to contribute to society, but even if you can’t that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be stripped of your rights to basic human needs. Even if you’re poor and have no money you should still be allowed to be fed. We waste so much food it’s unreal, especially with how much of that could go to people who need it.
What, you’re talking taxpayer money? Money going towards paying hospital workers, doctors, nurses, and equipment to make the hospital is running effectively and well enough to maker sure everyone, including you, can continue living? I don’t know how much more simple I have to make this. Being able to fucking live should be a human right
@silbasa
Super cute how you lay the blame for obesity on Twitter nobodies and conveniently forget how much shit conservatives gave Obama for pushing for healthier meals for kids, or various left-leaning city and local governments for subsidizing healthy foods, taxing unhealthy foods, promoting food education, food stamps and school meal plans, etc.Nah, everything is always the fault of those damn (obviously leftist) activists on twitter!What a fucking joke.
The best solution is the hardest solution, it’s creating a sort of social expectation that you shouldn’t be obese. This way people don’t necessarily feel personally attacked by being fat, more that they are letting themselves down and feel shame. Of course something of that scale is extremely difficult to actually do, but I think a good step is shedding this idea that eating healthy is a difficult goal, or that it is super expensive to do so. Additionally I know a lot of people who have a hard time with portion sizes due to how they were raised, you don’t waste food. So when you do order food and get a giant portion people feel shame if they throw some away, so instead they eat too much. I’m sure plenty of Americans here know the “Their are starving kids in Africa” line.
@Kiryu-Chan
I don’t think you get what I mean. I’m not placing any judgement on your scenario, I’m saying it’s not a right. In order to gain access to that right you would need to have a right to someone elses property, how is that a human right? I mean every day you choose between continuing to live or to die, does that make food a human right? Do you have a human right to 2000 calories a day?
it’s creating a sort of social expectation that you shouldn’t be obese.
also if Trump runs in ’22 that will be the dumbest move by the GOP. Incumbents are notoriously hard to win against and a person like Trump is far far too divisive to be able to have a chance
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