Anonymous #2 34w

What’s more infuriating is the money spent 😭😭

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Anonymous #5 34w

“This year you spent $372.49 on unnecessary fees alone. Thanks for being hungry” 😭

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Anonymous #4 34w

They’re so ghetto, scum begging for money

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Anonymous #5 34w

(This isn’t shade to people experiencing poverty- this is about greedy ass businesses to offer shit services with huge markups

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Anonymous #5 34w

I mean no one is asking u to use DoorDash like it is a luxury service to get ur food delivered to ur door

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Anonymous #2 34w

It should show you the total calories lmao

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Anonymous #11 34w

It was

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Anonymous #11 34w

I regret to inform you that we’ve been living in a cross between an Onion article and an SNL skit for years now

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liberal says something is facism if they don’t like it

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Anonymous #17 34w

trying not to make a popbase thread political challenge *impossible*

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Anonymous #17 34w

No, Stink. I’m being so fr actually, i just didn’t want to type it all out

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No they’re onto something, skinny culture is often a tool of fascism because it promotes conformity and hierarchy. It also diverts your attention away from injustice—if you’re constantly hungry and anxious about your body, you don’t have the bandwidth to fight against totalitarian takeover

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Anonymous #18 34w

Everything is political, mama

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Anonymous #20 34w

just say ur 300 lbs 😭😭

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Anonymous #17 34w

You are so bad at this 😂

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Anonymous #20 34w

fuck i didn’t hit my weekly goal of 10 cheeseburgers to fight off my totalitarian government

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it’s not obesity it’s a defense against totalitarianism. So next time you see a fat person thank them for protecting you

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It has an obesity issue and a rising eating disorder issue. Both are true at the same time

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America has a very unhealthy relationship with food in both ways unfortunately

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In isolation I can see how this seems like a stretch but a lot of people are noticing a pattern where skinny culture is coming back

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Anonymous #20 34w

skinny isn’t always bad, being obese is always bad. The problem of malnutrition an american isn’t even comparable to the level of obesity

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exactly, but 90% of the time you get called fat phobic even if you mention it in a respectful way

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I’m more talking about the mental side of skinny culture. Skinny culture is different from healthy eating and exercise, skinny culture is I need to look a certain way or I’m not good enough. Anorexia is deadly and it’s especially rampant in our demographic right now

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Anonymous #17 34w

Don’t be dishonest, you started off extremely disrespectful

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Anonymous #20 34w

Skinny culture encourages us to constantly be preoccupied with our weight and diet. Have you ever heard the term “food noise”? When people become disordered, it takes over their life

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Yeah, and when you’re constantly worried about that, you don’t have the energy to strengthen your community or speak up when the government or corporations do wrong. It’s all connected

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Anonymous #20 34w

I’ve just seen this play out too many times with my friends, and social media is pushing disordered messages very hard right now, so it hits personal for me

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Anonymous #20 34w

People also forget that fat people can have restrictive eating disorders too, and it does NOT help them get healthier. It only fucks up their mental health and gives them worse health issues down the line. Shame only makes things worse, if you want to talk about health let’s encourage sustainable healthy habits and mindsets when the context is appropriate to bring it up. And let’s not pretend that fat-hatred isn’t ubiquitous in this country despite our high obesity rates. It just doesn’t help.

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Yes! And lowkey I think our society is designed to be more stressful and demanding than it needs to be so that we don’t have the energy to improve things. I think weight and food anxiety add on top of that but I think they also add a different dimension, which is conformity

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And if I’m being honest I wouldn’t have made the connection with this post but in general it’s a thing

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It’s not pressure from the world though, it’s artificially created stressors that sap our energy instead of strengthening us. Challenge is good, but what the average person has to deal with now goes beyond that. It’s literally making us sick

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Anonymous #20 34w

Anyway, that’s a while other topic

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I appreciate the respectful discussion 🫡

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Anonymous #19 34w

I hate that this is trueeee

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Anonymous #5 34w

Hate the doordash little “you could’ve saved the entire cost of your student debt last month with dashpass”

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Anonymous #9 34w

Luxury service? Why, for delivery? Pizza places have been doing it for decades and I don’t think anyone considers them “luxury”.💀

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Anonymous gemmiebear 34w

They always sweep those things under the rug and that’s probably what they should be focused on the most imo

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Anonymous #12 34w

HELL NO

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Anonymous #4 34w

it literally is , im so over this 😭

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Anonymous #42 34w

Disrespectfully tf

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Anonymous #37 33w

Bro stfu hating ass dude

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Anonymous #28 33w

u are honey bun 💜

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Anonymous #26 33w

Oof

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Anonymous #8 33w

The point where we start combining elements of socialism and capitalism

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Anonymous #47 33w

And our rewarded culture complains about it not realizing they have it better than any other place in the world or time in history

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Anonymous #6 33w

Oh shit that sounds fun

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When would you say it started falling? Hundreds seems like a lot, didn’t capitalism start in like 1600 or something? I would have thought the actual fall began sometime around Reagan or maybe even Carter, but I’m still learning so idk

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Ohhhh lmao. Well I would say we are in a strange new phase of it… technocratic hyper-accumulation

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I kind of do think it’s about to morph into something different though… something worse…

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Anonymous #5 33w

Is it that hard to not spend money ? 😭

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