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| 3 | I've never seen a male fat acceptance movement before. Logic doesn't seem to be enough to convince these fat activists they're obviously wrong.This is an extremely combative response. Especially regarding such a complex subject, let's try to understand one another. My original statement was correct. Obamacare plans are priced according to a "community rating," as opposed to an "individual rating" (see links below). This means that only three factors can be used for pricing: age, location, and tobacco use. This means that the system (on the whole) is detrimental for men, healthy people, etc. How does this reconcile with your personal ex… | /r/TheRedPill | 18/02/17 05:29 AM |
| 11 | I've never seen a male fat acceptance movement before. Logic doesn't seem to be enough to convince these fat activists they're obviously wrong.I completely agree with where you are coming from. Personal responsibility is key. However, it's crucial that we draw a line between accepting fat people and "fat acceptance" for a couple critical reasons. Truth. I have plenty of friends who smoke. They all agknowledge that smoking is bad, and take the risk. That's okay. I don't nag them. However, if they decided to proclaim that smoking was a lifestyle choice to take "pride" in, and pushed to teach "smoker acceptance" in schools, it would then … | /r/TheRedPill | 15/02/17 09:02 AM |
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