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Is it possible to charge fat people more for food? Like a consumption tax?
Fat people in general. Especially fat women disgust me.
We all know fat people put a drain on the health system. So technically shouldnt they be charged more for consuming more? I saw a fat woman buying 3 kinds of ice cream at the checkout and i almost puked. If her bill was 5x the amount maybe the beached whale would think twice. Or flubber back into the ocean away from society where i wouldnt have to deal with her appearence. What do u think? |
why don't we just get rid of motorized shopping carts? that will keep them out of the stores
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We are starting a 'Sugar Tax' in the UK
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Walmart must limit customers to one ice cream flavor per purchase. That reminds me, one time I sawr a tub of ice cream with 3 different flavors inside. Whoa.
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Aren't they technically charged more for consuming more since they buy more?
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Not sure about food, since the food will have already been priced......but !
Flights is different. This dude pays the same as the guy next to him. Yet the guy next to him will get an extra charge if his luggage is 1kg over the allowance. http://theantijared.com/wp-content/u...4/10/Obese.png Since extra weight = extra fuel costs etc right ? So if that's the case why does the dude who weighs 3x the guy next to him pay the same for tickets.. |
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They should have special checkouts with scales where small children can point and be amused at the many fat asses being weighed for consumption limits. |
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Why not go all out? Install floor scales in front of every checkout line in every grocery store. Mandatory, no exceptions. You have to weigh in before you get to unload your cart. Each person's weight is displayed on a big digital readout overhead. If over a certain amount they get hit with a fat tax, +$20 per 50 lbs over.
Why the shame factor alone... EDIT: Quote:
Thing is, I was going for the ridiculous factor. You I think on the other hand are being dead serious. :1orglaugh |
I don't like the tax or fee idea. Scale says you're overweight = you must buy the low fat or diet version of everything in your shopping cart.
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I am more for a tax on clothes! Why does my small t-shirt cost the same as the x-large, when there is much more fabric! I want to pay less...
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Technically fuel should also cost more for fat people. They burn more and cause extra stress on the car. |
In today's society, you're not even supposed to call someone fat. It's considered insensitive and they may be offended.
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Who remembers those Special K commercials??? "can you pinch an inch?" - we are almost to the point today that you get shamed for having low body fat. Oh how far we've fallen............... imagine running these ads today and the confusion and outrage they would cause |
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Also, it's not always that they are eating more. It's most likely a combination of eating poorly and a lack of exercise. |
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I dont get all the huff about "body shaming". If you are fat you should be shamed. Especially women. When i see an overweight woman i imagine a stanky vagina and her buttering her fat fold. How as a woman whos one of main purposes is to look beautiful for men do this to themselves? I will walk down the ice cream isle just to give fat people bad looks. |
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And you've inspired me. I'm putting exhaust stacks and a lift kit on my lexus.
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I can assure you shaming will do little or nothing. As someone who struggled with weight for much of my life and recently got it under control I can tell you this much: when you are very overweight it isn't because you had too much dessert or not enough exercise. It is because you have other issues and food is your solution to those problems.
You can tax things, shame people, put in scales or do whatever. People will find a way to get the food that makes them feel better. After all, cocaine is illegal, but there are plenty of people addicted to it and using it all the time. Until a person can get a hold on what is making them overeat and seek comfort in food, they will always have problems. |
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What helps him to do that? Kissing his ass with all the "wow bro, thats a gtreat story, congrats..." bs? Or by an industry saying "look fuckwit, you're a junkie and it shows and your whole life has crumbled... why not take a pause, get help and get your shit together?" The difference is one approach enables the behavior. The other forces them to look at it and does the exact opposite of enabling. My body fat is at about 23% right now. You know what happens when i get it down to 15%? I decide that I want to and that its more important than eating all the shitty food i love to eat that makes me feel good. Shitty food feels good to all of us to eat. You don't need to be morbidly obese to understand that simple fact. However, at the end of the day, people do what they WANT to do... and the choice to stop is still a choice. I'm not saying that choice can't carrying varying degrees of difficulty for people, but its still a personal choice. Every bite is a choice. What underpins the addiction is not relevant to the fact that at some point, you have to recognize the need to change and want to change. THAT IS WHEN you can start to think about the "why's" as you struggle with making the change. Telling a morbidly obese person "you're perfect the way you are" is not doing them any favors. In fact, it's hurting them. It's pushing them further and further away from change and into a life of debilitating health problems and a shorter life. Also to your point, i'd say this. Addiction treatment, counseling/therapy etc no matter whether its treating drug addiction, eating issues, phobias etc has no higher success rate and is no more successful than those who just wake up and say "i'm done and i'm going to change". It's always a personal choice at the end of the day. |
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I can say this from personal experience. Having someone I know and care about tell me they are worried about me and want me to lose weight and get healthier carries 100% more weight than a random stranger telling me I am fat and need to lose weight. When it comes from a random stranger you brush it off, forget about it and move on because they are meaningless to you. |
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Obamacare will do that. There will be penalties for risky behaviour/lifestyles.
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the fatter shit you are, the less salads would cost but the low fat salad dressing is 2x more expensive and the regular fatty one should be 10x more expensive...so not only based on bf% of fat shit but also based on fat content of produce... its a winning idea... |
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I want to basically create segregation in grocery stores based on weight. And maybe force black people to shop in separate stores. |
What about something like they have at amusement park rides -you must be this tall to ride this ride- but instead it will be you must be able to pass through this width to enter this store?
Would that work? |
Yes, smaller entrances, brilliant. And whites only entrances so yucky mexicans don't touch the produce before I do.
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If they wanted to curb obesity they would make fast food way more expensive then healthy food. But like everything else, to many companies make their living off of unhealthy food
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as a fat guy, this is actually not a bad idea. in return, healthy food (REAL healthy, not the bio-eco-organic BS) should be way cheaper.
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fat people would buy skinny things like eggs and make mayo... also how would you regulate fat shits ordering pizza?...the delivery boy would need to be monitored... but its a winning idea nevertheless...I can envision chubby americans in despair :1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
Not sure why we're picking on fat people here?
Everyone has a weakness, it's just expressed differently. I 2nd Kane's reply above. |
I'm going for a walk ...
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By charging them a TOTAL consumption tax becauase fatsos are already large and in charge we can punish them and invest that money in healthcare for slimmer better looking peolple. Im also open to the fact if they lose weight the consumption tax can be lifted. Think of it as a goal. Hit em where it hurts. |
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