Bulgy, most of your response was silly. The key is right here:
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Originally Posted by Bulgaroctonus
We all know the deadly consequences of obesity.
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We do? What are they? And why are they important to anyone but the obese person?
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It affects the obese people, their loved ones, and society as a whole. My programs are not punitive. They encourage people to get healthier and help themselves.
Also, obesity is largely a choice (I am aware of those few individuals that have a genetic predisposition). That is, the government is urging people to make better choices. We are not punishing them for unalterable circumstances, and certainly not for a lack of children.
I hope I have allayed your fears somewhat.
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Fears? I have no fears concerning your points, I am merely trying to point out where they lead. You want to try social and physical re-engineering of the details of society, you go right ahead. Just don't expect me to pay for it or respect it.
-dale