What I got from your post is that fat people do not deserve food, people that defend fat people “are not allowed” to have opinions, and anyone that is dependent upon drugs and food in general should not be happy about their lifestyles. I don’t think you left anyone out. And apparently you are very annoyed with people who require you to shift 6 inches on the sidewalk, which by what you concluded with, should include yourself, as well as any other wide pedestrian such as wheelchair-bound people and maybe someone just walking their dog or something. As far as environmental costs go, where are the statistics? Fat people aren’t the only ones who consume products from “factory farms”. I think, in the future, you could strengthen your argument by leaving the fat people out of the issue of overeating and unhealthy/extraneous food production, because it is a very serious issue not caused by fat people. The food industry is to blame for that huge problem. Also, I’m pretty sure the environment doesn’t create and distribute all drugs, not to mention those standards do not apply to all fat people and people affected by obesity through genetics. If you want to talk about world issues affected by the consequences of a high national obesity rate, we can talk about the good they are doing for the economy through their clothing and medical needs! (although I’d be playing devil’s advocate, but isn’t that what you’re doing with the environmental causes?) In the end, it is smart to do more and eat less, but you need to re-evaluate how much “bad” is really being caused by fat people to the world, and more obviously, your emotional state.

For anyone concerned about environmental issues, look into the front on our world’s freshwater depletion! We spend $300 million on water bottles a year in the US! People in the Saharan belt kill for local freshwater ration tokens right now! Get involved!

And thank you to all the people who stood up against the fat hate speech as well!