being fat is not a "health problem" it's a fucking "self control problem."
I agree with the principle you have stated, but if only it were simple as "self control." Don't get it twisted, you are right, but there is a severe problem with how we are processing food for the average joe. We are poisoned at every fucking angle you have to maintain a constant vigil on what you choose to consume.
Bread in America is so fucked you can't help but feel like you are committing a crime at every sandwich when you really know what's going down. The moral really amounts to not so much as "self control" imo and more down to going back to basics and learning to cook meals from base ingredients more. The convenience of complacency is the villain hiding behind the curtain.
Turns out the answer to people's health problems is not more drugs.
It never was. Snake oil salesman didn’t go away; we just call them “doctors” now.
They just rebranded the snake oil as "vaccines".
Nearly all medicine is snake oil.
being fat is not a "health problem" it's a fucking "self control problem."
drugs should never have been considered.
it's off label diabetes drugs. it's fucking insane. yet we can't have ivermectin if we just want it. :|
I agree with the principle you have stated, but if only it were simple as "self control." Don't get it twisted, you are right, but there is a severe problem with how we are processing food for the average joe. We are poisoned at every fucking angle you have to maintain a constant vigil on what you choose to consume.
Bread in America is so fucked you can't help but feel like you are committing a crime at every sandwich when you really know what's going down. The moral really amounts to not so much as "self control" imo and more down to going back to basics and learning to cook meals from base ingredients more. The convenience of complacency is the villain hiding behind the curtain.
You can buy unprocessed food.
That's the moment where you exercise the self control.
So fat and fucking lazy. Point is, taking a diabetes drug to deal with any of this makes you less of a person in my eyes.
Yeah, it's more "diligence" and "temperance" than "avoiding self-control problems". Straight-up living virtuously is the way to go, if you can.