25% of U.S. adults are not active enough to protect their health

Re:25% of U.S. adults are not active enough to protect their... by skeptical1 on Tuesday January 25, 2022 @04:40PM (#30078487)

Hmmm...how about the fact that I don't engorge my piehole with mass quantities of junk food, become obese, then make pitiful and pathetic excuses for my lack of self control?

How about the fact that at 41 years old, I am much healthier than 95% of the U.S. high school graduating class of 2022, many of whom are too fat to see their own feet without a mirror?

How about the fact that my conscious CHOICES have kept me healthy and free of sickness for all of my adult life, despite society's attempt to brainwash me to become an unhealthy, disgusting lard ass?

Do you think any of that might indicate some form of superiority?

Do you agree with the other idiot that these poor, helpless obese people can't possibly do anything to help themselves? Then you are also genetically defective, and striving hard to bring down as many others as you can.

The idiot himself admits he is defective. Isn't that the entire point of the "but I just can't help myself" excuse? I tried to help him see reason and overcome his poor mindset, but he steadfastly stuck to his "I'm just defective and can't help myself" excuse. So I guess in the end I am forced to agree with him.

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Re:25% of U.S. adults are not active enough to protect their... by cecilpl2 on Tuesday January 25, 2022 @05:24PM (#30078973)

I guess that just proves my point about discipline being a limited resource. You appear to have put of yours into bettering your physical health and none into interpersonal relationships or compassion.

There's no reason to repeatedly insult me.

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