btw these here show that variation of BMI is accounted for >40%

so i wasnt that wrong after all

A. J. Stunkard, T. T. Foch, and Z. Hrubec, “A twin study of
human obesity,” The Journal of the American Medical Association,
vol. 256, no. 1, pp. 51–54, 1986.
J. V. B.Hjelmborg, C. Fagnani,K. Silventoinen et al., “Genetic
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variations in susceptibility to obesity is not the same thing as being destined to be fat because of fat genes

yes. acting stupid and actually being stupid is two different things also.

if you shame all fat prople
you must (in conlcusion) shame all thin people and all stupid people.

this isn't about shaming all fat people and i honestly don't get how shaming people for overeating would be connected to shaming people for being mentally challenged
this is about combating the movement that seeks to claim obesity as normal and healthy, a demographic of professional victims who do not want to be held accountable for what they've done to their body and cry bullying when doctors tell them they need to lose weight

This post was edited by duffman316 on Apr 8 2016 08:00am

hmm

did you really think this was a thread about being a dick to people for no reason =_= ?

Isn't that what shaming is?

When did this happen on a large scale or with the support of a movement?

Is the last a common occurrence or good example? In most cases a doctors medical advice is sought out and paid for. This is very different from the typical unwelcomed fat shamming.

Also could have titled topic better, seems a lot of ppl in this thread are against fat promoting and stop short of fat shamming.

This post was edited by obisent on Apr 8 2016 08:30am

i don't know how large it is but the topic of fat shaming as a whole has only become a noticeable topic in the last few years and medical fat shaming was part of that

and you're right about the title