Anonymous #1 5w

hahahah did that feel personal to you? go get some more exercise

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Anonymous OP 5w

Don’t you think people would if they could

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Anonymous #1 5w

clearly not, as a lot of people could and yet only half of the study actually did

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Anonymous OP 5w

Maybe some people are old, disabled, or don’t live in a community where they can exercise safely

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Anonymous #1 5w

plenty of old or disabled people exercise, it’s not impossible. you can also exercise safely in the comfort of your own home without ever going outside. doing aerobic activity doesn’t mean you need to go on a run or lift weights. excuses are just excuses

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Anonymous OP 5w

Oh ok so how does a coma patient exercise again? Yeah that’s what I thought

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Anonymous #1 5w

what an odd thing to cherry pick from my response. a coma patient is literally incapable of voluntary movement. that’s not comparable to 99% of the world. by all means, move your goalposts so that you can justify not moving. go ahead and feel like you “won” this, while everyone else gets their exercise. stay exactly where you are in life, better for me anyways

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Anonymous OP 5w

You know what I you make this assumption that I don’t move no I do. But I also just know that elderly and disabled people have a harder time getting that amount of exercise for a variety of different reasons. So you know what you and your ableist viewpoints can take a walk

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Anonymous #1 4w

This gotta be the most lobotomized response I’ve ever seen. OP is a good person for not continuing to entertain this

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