Anonymous #1 19h

all of you drive cars and eat red meat

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Anonymous _orangutan 18h

like damn, y’all may not be now, but it will certainly catch up with you. perhaps instead of treating public health as product of individual responsibility, recognize that a series of policy failures have made Americans larger and more unhealthy

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Anonymous _orangutan 18h

Agreed

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you have a very shallow understanding of how poverty and people function. poverty is not a choice and i can assure you that people who are cursed with it are not eating fast food for every meal. pipe down

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This is literally victim blaming lmfao

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Anonymous #4 18h

Porn

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Me when I don’t know what food deserts are

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Idk where you’re living to have groceries so cheap but when you can spend 10-15 to buy ingredients go home and cook using gas/electricity/water which you may not even have paid bills for OR you can spend 10 to get a Big Mac meal which is gonna keep u full and you dont have to do anything at home the choice is easy. Yes people have a personal responsibility for their health but there are socioeconomic factors that make a difference in one’s ability to do so

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Anonymous #2 18h

There’s also a time factor, preparing healthy food is time consuming

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Anonymous _orangutan 17h

Beans and rice are what impoverished people from Nicaragua to India eat every single day and are found at any grocery stores for extremely cheap

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Anonymous #6 17h

yall not being serious right now. Porn? that’s not going away… like at all. What are talking about really?

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Anonymous _orangutan 17h

Yeah buddy red meat in moderation isn’t bad, just eat in moderation and you’ll be fine

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Anonymous #2 15h

If you think eating out is cheaper you’re genuinely stupid or just dense

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