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That's assumptive.
I don't accept it because it's dangerous and I care. Otherwise it wouldn't matter to me. Don't assume my intentions.
It's none of your concern. You don't need to care. People care about themselves, don't they? And if they don't, you think your outside influence is going to do anything?
As a human being I have every right to care and be concerned. It's not a matter of whether you feel I should.
People often don't care about themselves.
It isn't about whether I can influence them. That isn't what care is determined by.
You're only going to bring yourself down. There are always going to be fat people. If the fat people aren't bummed out about themselves, why should you be bummed for them? The less negative vibes floating around, the better, right?
No I won't. I haven't, and I'm an activist in a number of rights movements. Simply caring about people enough to not accept a negative behavior is hardly exhausting.
Negativity is a part of life. I view the behavior to be negative, thus I will treat it as though it is negative. It does not mean I will treat the person as though they are negative.
If it bothers you, the bothering is a negative effect. You are negatively effected by your bother, and you're not the only one. Fat people already feel like s**t and are pretty much universally disliked. This care of yours is not helping. What would help? s**t, I dunno, change the way we look at public health and end up making good, healthy food and gyms free?
******** a rights movement, they ain't doing s**t. You're not going to stop oppression with activism when the oppressors have guns and broadcast stations. You need the majority of either one to really win.
Oh, and being fat isn't a behavior. You're not fatting, you're fat.