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350-Pound Woman on Welfare: I’m Obese Because I Don’t Get Enough Government Money

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I'm not making fun of her weight. I'm making fun of her for blaming her weight on the fact that she doesn't get enough free money from the government. The picture of the kitchen cabinet looks pretty packed full of food to me.

The linked story and the resulting thread are nothing more than red meat for a certain type of person. Take one extreme case -- ha ha ha -- and then attempt to generalize from it.

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The linked story and the resulting thread are nothing more than red meat for a certain type of person. Take one extreme case -- ha ha ha -- and then attempt to generalize from it.

 

So now you are trying to defend everyone on assistance? I thought you were just mad people we making fun of her weight. Which is it? I see maybe one post that is making generalizations. Plus yours for assuming we are lumping everyone in the same boat as her.

The linked story and the resulting thread are nothing more than red meat for a certain type of person. Take one extreme case -- ha ha ha -- and then attempt to generalize from it.

 

Get out of the house more often. Trust me it's more than one extreme case.

I am old and fat, but guess what, I know why I am old and fat. I eat too much junk and don't exercise enough. No one to blame but myself. The story isn't she's fat, the story is she blames the government and she didn't educate herself.

 

Highlands opted out of the lunch program because they could afford it and put it back on the parents/school to educate the kids, not government regulations.

She is making the lifestyle choice to purchase and feed herself and her family with that food. That is what people are getting on about.

 

She is making the excuses as to why she (and likely her children) can not become more fit and active. That is also what people are getting on about.

 

We aren't making fun of her for being fat.

She needs to decrease her caloric intake and increase her metabolic output. And stop blaming others for being fat.

 

I was fat once. I wouldn't blame anyone but myself. I like the way that I look now (not being conceded), and I take blame for that as well.

She is making the lifestyle choice to purchase and feed herself and her family with that food. That is what people are getting on about.

 

She is making the excuses as to why she (and likely her children) can not become more fit and active. That is also what people are getting on about.

 

We aren't making fun of her for being fat.

Review the evidence. Some posters were making fun of her for being fat. But let's move on.

 

I still find it interesting-ironic-somewhat humorous that some complain that the government enables this woman's lifestyle ... and then they complain that the government shouldn't be in the business of trying to improve kids' school lunches.

Review the evidence. Some posters were making fun of her for being fat. But let's move on.

 

I still find it interesting-ironic-somewhat humorous that some complain that the government enables this woman's lifestyle ... and then they complain that the government shouldn't be in the business of trying to improve kids' school lunches.

 

How is that ironic? In both cases people want the government removed from daily lives.

Review the evidence. Some posters were making fun of her for being fat. But let's move on.

 

I still find it interesting-ironic-somewhat humorous that some complain that the government enables this woman's lifestyle ... and then they complain that the government shouldn't be in the business of trying to improve kids' school lunches.

 

Maybe it's due to me not being able to form an intelligent opinion but I fail to see the irony in the above.

How is that ironic? In both cases people want the government removed from daily lives.

 

You do realize that makes sense in his own head, right?

Eee-cho Wookie Solo. Han ma boo-kee, keelee ka-lya dooka. Wadja da boolya ra Moy.

How is that ironic? In both cases people want the government removed from daily lives.

Hey 75 ... I'm thinking of putting on one of those Farm Aid-type concerts to benefit the hungry youth of Ft. Thomas. Can I count on your support? No government involvement whatsoever.

Hey 75 ... I'm thinking of putting on one of those Farm Aid-type concerts to benefit the hungry youth of Ft. Thomas. Can I count on your support? No government involvement whatsoever.

 

Ft. Thomas kids aren't hungry anymore since they got Michelle Obama out of their lunchrooms.

You do realize that makes sense in his own head, right?

 

I really try to stay out of his head when possible.

Hey 75 ... I'm thinking of putting on one of those Farm Aid-type concerts to benefit the hungry youth of Ft. Thomas. Can I count on your support? No government involvement whatsoever.

 

I love Willie Nelson.

 

Sorry, I missed an answer in your response. Can you repeat?

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