Corona deniers getting what they deserve

It also talks about how physically fit but fat people show none of the signs of illness associated with obesity, although if they significantly drop their physical activity but continue to eat the same diet they also start to show those sorts of effects. And that's only an overview. It was quite illuminating and it definitely changed my view of fat people. Granted, people who are obese could exercise to alleviate the issue, but that would only be treatment, not a cure, and if you are already fat and out of shape, it's hard as hell to keep at it. Pretty much everyone on the biggest loser gained back all the weight they lost and then some. The guy who lost the most weight gained the most back the fastest.

So, it's not a good analogy to compare those people to people ignoring public health officials' advice/orders.

Because the biggest loser is about making drastic changes over a short time. Being not a lard ass is about developing good long-term habits, not grinding 24/7 for month to win an sponsored competition.
 
Proof your local hospital is begging people to come in?

this is where the gov’t should come in and save those businesses instead of saving huge corporations.

If we have to call people back in that means more people are dying, the very thing we are trying to avoid now.

I don’t know how it is going where you live but in my state like many other states we are starting to phase everything back in. You know so we can mitigate things better in case more Rampant outbreaks start happening again.


They have been advertising on television and on social media. They are saying not to be afraid of the hospital if you are hurt or sick with non Corona things.
 
What about Big Corp like McDonalds that enable obesity?

They should take the same share of the blame
The whole corporatocracy is at least in part to blame for the gluttony, sloth, envy, lust and greed that run rampant. Yes. But that doesn’t absolve anyone of personal responsibility, either.

There’s enough room in hell for all of us I’m sure.
 
What about Big Corp like McDonalds that enable obesity?

They should take the same share of the blame

I think the FDA should do more to regulate restaurant foods, with things like calorie limits on menu choices. Especially where kids foods are involved. At the very least putting warning labels on high calorie food. Like maybe people won't cram so many buttery rolls into the mouth at Texas Roadhouse if the basket has a big warning label on it like cigarettes do.
 
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Because the biggest loser is about making drastic changes over a short time. Being not a lard ass is about developing good long-term habits, not grinding 24/7 for month to win an sponsored competition.
I've been watching you troll constantly since you started your new account and I had decided I wouldn't feed you, but I'll make this the exception to the rule since there's hope the answer is of some use to the community:

The point is that for some people it seems like it doesn't really matter about developing good long-term habits, although those contestants appear to have done so. The program I cited explained there's a well established cycle such that after losing significant amounts of weight or a reduction in calories, people's metabolism tends to go down stopping weight loss. Then they eat less and exercise more and it goes down even further, and then there's a point where you can't increase exercise or reduce diet anymore and the pounds start to come back on regardless.

Don't misunderstand me; I've been pounding the balanced diet/moderate exercise drum forever and a day, but the available science says it's just not right to demonize people who are fat because it is likely beyond the control of so many of them given the state of the art.
 
I've been watching you troll constantly since you started your new account and I had decided I wouldn't feed you, but I'll make this the exception to the rule since there's hope the answer is of some use to the community:

The point is that for some people it seems like it doesn't really matter about developing good long-term habits, although those contestants appear to have done so. The program I cited explained there's a well established cycle such that after losing significant amounts of weight or a reduction in calories, people's metabolism tends to go down stopping weight loss. Then they eat less and exercise more and it goes down even further, and then there's a point where you can't increase exercise or reduce diet anymore and the pounds start to come back on regardless.

Don't misunderstand me; I've been pounding the balanced diet/moderate exercise drum forever and a day, but the available science says it's just not right to demonize people who are fat because it is likely beyond the control of so many of them given the state of the art.

And yet there are so many people, including myself, that I have had success with diet and exercise.
Plus, why do we see such different rates of obesity across different countries, and different states, and over time? I don't buy your theory. If everyone just ate a diet of fish and rice, we wouldn't have a country full of fat asses. I could buy that two people eating chicken and rice could have metabolisms that would make one dude 160lbs and one dude weight 145lbs or something. But the people who weigh as much as European car sharting themselves at Wal-Mart are that way because their diet, not because of their metabolism.
 
I think the FDA should do more to regulate restaurant foods, with things like calorie limits on menu choices. Especially where kids foods are involved. At the very least putting warning labels on high calorie food. Like maybe people won't cram so many buttery rolls into the mouth at Texas Roadhouse if the basket has a big warning label on it like cigarettes do.
That won't happen, you'll have riots of fatties yelling "muh rights, we the people" with guns
 
And yet there are so many people, including myself, that I have had success with diet and exercise.
Plus, why do we see such different rates of obesity across different countries, and different states, and over time? I don't buy your theory. If everyone just ate a diet of fish and rice, we wouldn't have a country full of fat asses. I could buy that two people eating chicken and rice could have metabolisms that would make one dude 160lbs and one dude weight 145lbs or something. But the people who weigh as much as European car sharting themselves at Wal-Mart are that way because their diet, not because of their metabolism.
I would rather see an end to factory farming. That stuff is just as bad as eating junk food.
 
That's a classic News Porn article... touting the tragedy of a patient who was 29 and died of COV19. The perfect article to keep people scared to leave their homes and tell on their neighbors for risky behavior.

Wellington mother mourns daughter's death to coronavirus in New York City
'She didn't want to die,' mother says
https://www.wptv.com/news/coronavir...ourns-daughter-who-died-of-coronavirus-in-nyc

Yet, there's no photo and no discussion why she might have been at risk for COV19.

I had to search for a photo....
image
She probably ate someone that was infected....
 
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