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I wonder if that guy on the scooter can even reach his dick, or does he need a crane to winch that enormous dewlap out of the way first?
I don't know why people like being useful idiots. I live in Florida and I'll give you a million dollars and kiss your ass, if we can randomly pick 4 places and find just one of them have 35% of the people in there are as obese as the two subjects you chose to frame your Idiot task.
Decades ago fat fucks died a lot faster, they shouldn't be sustained by free food, healthcare, fat scooters, or any other assistance.
Haven't been to Walmart lately, have you?
The thing I notice in Walmart they have 100 checkout lines but only 2 of them are ever open. So I end up leaving my cart of shit right there and walk out.
As for the weight of the people, unless it's basically empty and not many people there, and the only people there are the old and fat people on a scooter basket. Fat people are normally the small minority. For every obese person in a chair, there is at least 20 healthy normal frame people.
Now, they're on Obamacare with their FREE Medicaid.
Tenpoundbass saysAs for the weight of the people, unless it's basically empty and not many people there, and the only people there are the old and fat people on a scooter basket. Fat people are normally the small minority. For every obese person in a chair, there is at least 20 healthy normal frame people.
Go take a walk through around 11 AM and report back. The obese and overweight are the majority.
It gets worse though. Since the diabetics all use Obama care, the premiums charged go through the roof, resulting in higher subsidies per person each year --all paid for by the taxpayer.
I'll put a fatass into a $1900/month blue cross plan, that they pay $45/month for. This person may make $18000/yr due to obesity limits on ability to work. Therefore the taxpayer is subsidizing their insurance for $21600/yr, significantly more than they earn at work.
It's a giant "fuck you" to the taxpayer because everyone is getting rich in the process. Frankly, this includes me. For that same diabetic above I make about $600 In commissions for that blue cross policy, often more than the client is paying for the year.
It's a disgustingly cronyized government manipulated system...all making money on fattasses and other chronically sick Americans.
Medicaid and Medicare are worse.
Sniper saysTenpoundbass saysAs for the weight of the people, unless it's basically empty and not many people there, and the only people there are the old and fat people on a scooter basket. Fat people are normally the small minority. For every obese person in a chair, there is at least 20 healthy normal frame people.
Go take a walk through around 11 AM and report back. The obese and overweight are the majority.
All I see in Walmart are fat people walking slowly, buying food that will make them even more fat.
But the Capt. never sees them in Florida in Walmart. Apparently all the fatties are only in NJ and CA??? Don't think so.
Or, he's got his eyes closed.
Go take a walk through around 11 AM and report back. The obese and overweight are the majority.
The thing I notice in Walmart they have 100 checkout lines but only 2 of them are ever open. So I end up leaving my cart of shit right there and walk out.Our Wal-Mart removed self-checkouts about seven or eight years ago, then put them back in about two years ago and it makes all the difference because I only buy a couple of things at Wal-Mart--I can once again be in and checked out in about five minutes. H-E-B removed their self-checkouts about five years ago never to be seen again. They also went from express check-out lanes for 5 items only, then 10 and now to 15, which is ridiculous, they effectively have no express check-out lanes anymore. Express check-outs should be what you can carry in yours hands.
Directly correlated with the leftist " don't body shame me" movement. Leftism has its price.
Ban food sales to them.....but not guns.
Therefore the taxpayer is subsidizing their insurance for $21600/yr,
The Trump voter base definitely aren’t the ones flooding CVS for Permanent Prescriptions with a few bags of candy and a crate of Diet Coke en route to Chick fil a
mell saysDirectly correlated with the leftist " don't body shame me" movement. Leftism has its price.
Right. It’s the liberals buying all the candy and cereal, claiming that science is FakeNews! The Liberals tricked us to trust God and the Authority of The State over reason, that allowed for the Food Pyramid to permeate through middle America and our Churches!
The Trump voter base definitely aren’t the ones flooding CVS for Permanent Prescriptions with a few bags of candy and a crate of Diet Coke en route to Chick fil a lmao
While the latest survey data do not explain why Americans continue to get heavier, nutritionists and other experts cite lifestyle, genetics and, most importantly, a poor diet as factors.
So it's not just a problem of self-discipline. It's also a problem of the meat industry poisoning the public, most likely.
I see plenty of people who are skinny. I can't tell either way, but I think most of it is just poor dietary choices.
FortWayne saysI see plenty of people who are skinny. I can't tell either way, but I think most of it is just poor dietary choices.
Maybe it's just the people who eat at fast-food places like McDonalds who are getting the cheapest beef with the most hormones.
Would be interesting to compare fast food restaurants density to obesity in that area.
Maybe it's just the people who eat at fast-food places like McDonalds who are getting the cheapest beef with the most hormones.
Would be interesting to compare fast food restaurants density to obesity in that area.
Patrick saysSo it's not just a problem of self-discipline. It's also a problem of the meat industry poisoning the public, most likely.
I see plenty of people who are skinny. I can't tell either way, but I think most of it is just poor dietary choices.
But the Capt. never sees them in Florida in Walmart. Apparently all the fatties are only in NJ and CA??? Don't think so.
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A National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) sampling of 27,449 adults with a BMI between 30 and 40 found that among those aged 20 years and older, obesity went from 33.7% in 2007-2008 to 39.6% in 2015-2016. Severe obesity - those with a BMI above 40, jumped from 5.7% to 7.7% over the same period.
The increase in obesity among the 16,875 youth sampled was much lower, going from 16.8% a decade ago to 18.5% in 2015-2016. Still pretty bad.
National trends
The CDC has prepared handy list of statistics as well as maps of average obesity by state, as well as by race. In a nutshell, the south is a hotbed of obesity.
Of note:
Obesity decreased by level of education. Adults without a high school degree or equivalent had the highest self-reported obesity
Young adults were half as likely to have obesity as middle-aged adults.
Obesity Prevalence in 2016 Varies Across States and Territories
All states had more than 20% of adults with obesity.
35% or more adults had obesity in 5 states (Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and West Virginia).
The South had the highest prevalence of obesity (32.0%), followed by the Midwest (31.4%), the Northeast (26.9%), and the West (26.0%).
“Most people know that being overweight or obese is unhealthy, and if you eat too much that contributes to being overweight,” says Dr. James Krieger, clinical professor of medicine at the University of Washington and executive director of the advocacy group Healthy Food America. “But just telling people there’s a problem doesn’t solve it.”
And as The Herald also notes, Americans are cramming their craws with more fast food than ever...
While the latest survey data do not explain why Americans continue to get heavier, nutritionists and other experts cite lifestyle, genetics and, most importantly, a poor diet as factors. U.S. fast-food sales rose 22.7 percent from 2012-2017, according to Euromonitor, while packaged-food sales rose 8.8 percent. -Miami Herald
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-03-24/american-adults-have-never-been-fatter