Comment Re: I'm curious (Score 1) 110
I literally provided a citation to back up my claim. That's how I know.
What a bullshit troll you are with all this victim crap you keep spewing at me.
I literally provided a citation to back up my claim. That's how I know.
What a bullshit troll you are with all this victim crap you keep spewing at me.
Oh, I'm genuinely curious to see how this big health experiment plays out. I just find it hard to believe that losing weight with drugs will make one as healthy or healthier then maintaining a healthy diet and getting exercise. At least for those people who can lose weight with such things.
Funny how so few words can tell everyone who you are.
Funny how you read non existent persecuting in everything I wrote.
Interest to whom? And for what purpose? We know what contributes to weight problems, what you really mean is that you're interested in disparaging others.
Me because this is one giant experiment in health and I'm legitimately curious to see how it turns out. I am glad not to be one of the guinea pigs though.
And there it is, you declare weight problems to be a result of "an unhealthy life". As if you would know
If one does't have underlying health problems causing ones weight problem then yeah, they have an unhealthy life style. How is that a controversial claim? It's not like there's cases where being obese is healthy.
Hahaha, how in earth am I being a victim when all I'm doing is pointing out that the 90's wasn't the post racist utopia you're trying to make it out to be. Where is me being a victim in that?
Maybe we can get along if we stop constantly reminding ourselves of 200 year old injustice.".
Accurate history is important never mind the fact that things like the BLM protests were about current problems not shit from 200 years ago.
.You don't see Japanese Americans still salty about being put in internment camps in the 1940's. You don't see Chinese Americans pissed off about being used to build the intercontinental rail road. You don't see Irish Americans complaining about the Irish racism in the early 1900's... But here you are, completely hell bent on keeping it going, not even admitting that in the 1990's we were making real progress. And yeah, for normal white Americans to see black doctors, police officers, engineers and think nothing of it WAS progress...
Where have I ever pointed to old history in any of my posts? Quit being an asshole and putting words in my mouth.
Better than the evidence of your claims
I didn t think I needed to provide evidence for the fact that a drug won't make the underlying problems that cause obesity to magically go away. Are you maybe a little on the slow side and need the "magic isn't real" talk?
How would you know that?
Working out creates muscle mass which has significant weight. This is pretty basic stuff.
problems? Exercise and a good diet?
The lack of these, yes.
So now you're agreeing with me without saying as such?
I agree with your teacher friend's claim but given that obesity isn't a problem for everyone or even a majority of the population that quote actually supports what I'm saying.
Evidence that it is not personal responsibility but external factors, facts you conveniently ignored until you got called out.
Wtf is with all these nonsense post from you putting words in mouth and claiming things that aren't there? If hunger wasn't a major US problem during the 60's and 70's but neither was obesity then it wasn't the elimination of hunger that is causing our obesity problems.
Now with the hateful rhetoric. "Drugs like GLP-1" don't care how you gained weight and they don't work only for those loser slobs you think everyone but you is.
What's with you and this awful drama. There is nothing hateful in what I said there and I didn't engage in any of the name calling you're claiming. That's you being a piece of shit and putting words i neither said nor meant in my mouth.
There is no "the poor lifestyle"
Yes there is, if ones lifestyle is causing one health problems then it is in fact a poor lifestyle. This isn't hard to figure out.
I know about those the two things you question because I understand how reality works. Weight loss drugs don't make exercise happen or nock the ultra processed food out of ones hand. In addition, exercise means more than weight loss as does proper nutrition. Both have significant effects on health outside of weight.
And that's what you really want to say, that overweight people are inferior to you.
So not only are you an idiot but you're also the type of sack of shit who puts words in other people's mouths?
Get back to me when you can say something more intelligent on this topic then "black people on the TV = no racism in America".
I'm not going to debate someone who demonstrates garbage reasoning like that.
 
Right, because keeping ones made up online name secret is somehow important.
How would you know? There's no greater enabler of lifestyle changes than weight loss.
What? I have no idea what you're saying here. Are you saying it is necessary to lose weight in order to lose weight?
I guess he's not as big a loser as the others you stand in judgement of. How weird he keeps his weight off without effort though, right?
What a fucking drama queen you are.
Yep, once upon a time it was hard to get enough food to get fat, especially with all of the exercise that was required just to live.
This was not a problem in the 60's and 70's before our obesity problem started.
eople didn't change, the environment did. I'm not sure why you think it's now a moral failing not to exercise the personal responsibility that was previously unnecessary. Why not just accept GLP-1 agonists as part of the new environment?
Drugs like GLP-1 only address the symptom of weight gain that a poor lifestyle creates for many. Despite the weight loss the poor lifestyle will still take a toll on health. Either laws need to be passed to better regulate the American food supply and mandate certain amounts of exercise or people need to practice better personal accountability. These are the only way to address the underlying lifestyle problems that I can think of.
Here's the funny thing about your situation, if the lifestyle changes are enough to keep the weight off then they would have been enough for you to lose the weight without the drug.
Never the less good for you on making the changes in the end. They take effort but you'll likely enjoy significantly better health when you're old and not just from keeping the weight off.
Ha, never mind. clearly I need to get back to work and stop splitting my time between activities.
The only perfect science is hind-sight.