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Originally Posted by hamiltonsteele
Someone else's problems are not my problems. So overweight, drug addict or whatever
their situation might be.. I'm not going to lose sleep worrying about them.
I look at people and the world's problems with the same philosophy that I have when I'm
sailing across the ocean.
ie: I only worry about staying afloat, keeping my crew safe and getting us where we're headed.
I've got a serious problem with that because I'm fed up being penalized for the bad decisions
that other people make.
Why am I constantly having to pay extra because I'm successful? Why am I expected to help fix someone
else's mistakes?
After all, I make poor choices all the time and I never go crying and asking others to fix
my screw ups for me!
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I don't think you read (or understood) a word of what Klen and I were discussing. namely a strategy to build healthier North American societies where y'all currently have
overweight kids with type 2 diabetes
no tax increases for you unless you'd rather eat cheetos and bologna instead of say, an orange or a salad or a nice lean chicken breast. in our plan the latter would actually be
subsidized by a tax on crap food
s'all good though. good luck in your future dealings with fat or Black people, know it must be difficult for you
