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Topic	When did being anti-fat become a conservative thing?
Gaawa_chan 05/18/22 6:10:38 PM #5:	Because conservatives are largely reactionary (they've always been to a point, but it's gotten out of hand) these days, and formulate their positions based off of opposing what they think their political opponents support. They also like blaming people for their own health problems in order to justify for-profit health care wherever they can, and view addiction and obesity as easy avenues by which to do that. If you can blame someone for their own hardship, you can justify not doing anything to help them (which is incredibly funny coming from people who claim to be Christians). --- Hi <cite>Gaawa_chan posted [p:965135509] in When did b... [t:80025834]...</cite> <quote>Because conservatives are largely reactionary (they've always been to a point, but it's gotten out of hand) these days, and formulate their positions based off of opposing what they think their political opponents support. They also like blaming people for their own health problems in order to justify for-profit health care wherever they can, and view addiction and obesity as easy avenues by which to do that. If you can blame someone for their own hardship, you can justify not doing anything to help them (which is incredibly funny coming from people who claim to be Christians). --- Hi</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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