Quote (thesnipa @ Mar 24 2016 08:04am)
Tolerance =/= allowing people to convince others an unhealthy lifestyle is healthy
The "fat is beautiful" crowd are doing far more harm to the collective health pool in blood pressure and other obesity issues than they solve with positive body image. Its really an issue of health concerns vs. political correctness rather than actual tolerance IMO.
You don't have to be a bag of sticks to be healthy. Evolutionary speaking, the best women are kind of round. They are the ones who can bear the most young and survive...ever hear of birthing hips?
As long as you are active and aren't developing symptoms of metabolic syndrome, you are healthy, chubby or not. The girl in the video wasn't terribly out of shape and her health is likely not poor.
Quote (WidowMaKer_MK @ Mar 24 2016 08:19am)
...agreed because it does matter but it can't be totally eliminated . It is always being improved upon but it can never be eliminated if we want to continue to eat meat , poultry and fish ( sea chickens :) )
My personal opinion is that we have anthropomorphised our meat supply to almost absurd levels
My diet is based around personal prejudice. I don't eat animals I like or tend to be friends with. Fish is now included in this as now that I'm friends with a few, I don't want to eat others.
I don't like cows or chickens that much, and they're delicious. I do like goats and sheep, and tend not to eat those. Dogs and cats are off the menu, because I'm friends with them. I grew up loving the Muppets and the idea of eating a frog is horrifying to me. Pigs, not so much...they're kind of assholes.
This post was edited by Skinned on Mar 24 2016 07:29am