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>>41140557

Give people basic income and a strong education. They won't spend their time eating. They will spend it doing art, programming, engineering, and other fun tasks like playing games or going for a run.

But because humans are forced to participate in a grotesque construct, they are susceptible to survival anxiety, which caused them to self-destruct.

>>41140557

Easy. Dont give them medical help and the problem will solve itself. Same with smokers. If people choose the hurt themself, they should not get healthcare

>>41140557
Education education education.

Most people are unaware of these things:
>Nuts are super dense in calories
>Yes calories does mean weight gain
>fresh foods ARE cheaper than fast food if you know what to buy
>Chicken is amazing.
>Avoid anything fried
>Sugar is literally poison

>>41141157
FP always BP.

>>41141157
>They will spend it doing art, programming, engineering, and other fun tasks like playing games or going for a run.
Yeah because NEETs spend their time doing that instead of shitposting on 4chan and watching anime all day long

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>>41140557
Get rid of healthcare coverage for obesity related diseases and let some people die. Either they're gonna learn or they're gonna remove themselves from the gene pool. Either way, society wins.

>>41143999
This.

The experiment has been going on for 10+ years already and all that giving someone the basics in life does is lead to a life of a virgin eating Doritos and Mt. Dew.

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Honestly it's just so much cheaper and easier to eat shitty food. The ONLY way to cure fatness is to implement a fat tax. Sad to say, but it has to be done.

When you can get a 1500 calorie frozen pizza for $2.50 it's really hard to justify a pound of lean beef which can go for $3.49 or more and be half the calories and you actually have to cook it.

Soda is cheap as hell. Cakes and muffins and all the assorted sweets in the candy isle cost next to nothing for the calories they provide.

Make vegetables, seafood, and meat dirt cheap and grain products 5 times as expensive as they are now and watch the obesity epidemic drop like an anvil.

I'm not a paleo or keto fag but you can't deny that grains cause obesity. When your diet is high in fat and protein, it's almost impossible to eat too much since you don't get cravings and the fat fills you up fast. Carbs on the other hand... you can eat them all day long and never get full (ice cream, for example).

How about being practical?

>RTFM (Read The Fucking Manual) for your vehicle, so that when fattie wants a ride...

Vehicles have seats which are rated for a range of weights. They are not just seats, but gubment vetted safety ass-wraps'
>Find out weight rating on seats. Learn what those seats are rated for. Be a good citizen, and if they are say, only rated to 250lbs, call your local traffic enforcement authority and ask them to step up enforcement, if you think it could improve your community (a better community uses their machinery as per manufacturers specifications)
>If your prospective passenger exceeds weight limit on individual seat, explain this to them.
>If you think workers are regularly violating these guidelines, lean on government to make it safer
>make sure to abide by local traffic laws when transporting a person with a vehicle. Some areas may not allow you to strap down fattie on the deck of your 3-ton truck, even if it does not exceed manufacturers specs

Does anyone here know auto manufecturisis well enough to say where the information regarding individual seat or seat belt working range?

>>41144182
It's the curse of civilization. Everything is easier and more avaliable. Makes people lazy.
On a deeper note; I believe a majority of people are running from their problems and try to chase pleasure highs. But once they come down from those highs, they are depressed and try to get that same high again.

>>41140557
Read the Dorito Effect by Mark Schatzner lulz

>>41144363
Summary? I hate books like that because it's 200-300 pages of fluff to get its point across which is "x is bad for you and this is why you're wrong about y."

Genocide.