Should we take thin privilege and health at any size more seriously?

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Debate & Discussion > Should we take thin privilege and health at any size more seriously?

Ohthehugemanatee: Oct 18, 2005

endlessmonotony posted:

Using "fat" for "obese". Just "overweight" is not necessarily bad, but there's a point where it's bad.

For the rest of it I'll read it before replying. Though, I did mention "societal scale". Proof: The change in obesity since people started preaching low-calorie diets and exercise.

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Ohthehugemanatee: Oct 18, 2005

hobbesmaster posted:

You should phrase this in a way that doesn't cause people to stop reading here and think "lol idiots doesn't know the laws of thermodynamics"

Actually given what he's posted so far I'm eagerly awaiting him to go full on breathanarian on us.

poo poo, have any if you heard of any studies showing bad outcomes from the practice? And don't get me started on isolated case studies, those are grade C evidence at best.

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