Good. That style of life should be free for them to choose but it should not be encouraged or met with kindness.

Lmao nah I’m not the nicest for sure but most social workers don’t even answer their phones or just take forever to get back to you. I’ll answer the phone but I’m not gonna coddle you and talk to you like you’re a child lol. I be high asf everyday at work or I would lose my mind

he be reaching on these topics lol

I wasnt referrring to just food. He brought up alcoholism and smoking so i meant addiction in general. It's not as straightforward as he's making it seem just cause it is for him

bro???

It's not that there is a system that is designed with the same amount of intentionality to oppress fat people in the same way black people are oppressed for example, but the system still allows fat people to be oppressed, which you could argue still falls under systemic oppression.

You dont lose any civil rights from being fat

You dont lose civil rights for being fat though?

Fam you legit should not be a social worker wtf

Poor mental health, stress and an economy built around driving and sitting will do it to you and make losing weight harder

I'm asking my questions, I dont condone either fat shaming nor bullying

So as long as people have civil rights there is no oppression....?

But how are they oppressed or allowed to be oppressed what are some examples of them being oppressed, where can't they go in life just because they're fat?

Lol nah I’m one of the best in my entire county. I can smoke weed and perform well at anything I do. Most social workers are s*** or quit due to stress or low pay so it’s hard for me to get fired. My boss don’t even know I be high cause I’ve been high everyday since the pandemic started and they let us work from home lol.

I don't know how to say this but if you're really the best in your entire county than that means your county's f***ed then bro

Social workers have a widely bad reputation because of niggas like you lmfao.

Oppression

noun
prolonged cruel or unjust treatment or exercise of authority.

Fat people will face judgement for being fat, and people finding them less attractive/making fat jokes. If this counts as prolonged cruel or unjust treatment then fair enough, although I'm sceptical it will hold you back that much

Either way it's silly to argue over semantics when a good healthcare system and a less stressful, more active culture would really tackle this issue

everyone is oppressed then

Nah. Some of my coworkers will go weeks without talking to their clients cause of a bad voicemail they left or because they got cussed out and s*** and etc. they would literally let them be starving without food stamps and healthcare and their children can’t get their adderall or whatever cause of petty s***. Those are bad workers. I just answer the phone high and don’t coddle people lol you really looking from the outside in. I’m a good worker so f*** you lmao. People think they’re just entitled to s*** and they can talk to us whatever way because they mad poor life choices most of the time.

"People think they’re just entitled to s*** and they can talk to us whatever way because they mad poor life choices most of the time."

nah, you just suck. And most social workers that think like that do. Just because you're surrounded by a literal dumpster fire don't mean you don't suck just because you ​actually answer the calls lmfao.

Imagine being a social worker and bragging about not having empathy

My guy acting like you've never heard of genetics

I got chubby because of COVID but I'm tryna excercise and lose the pounds

They are judged and scowled at. But they’re not oppressed, coming from a currently kinda middle ground fat person and someone who formerly had to go on a child diet when I was all f***ed up
Cholesterol high as s*** at like 11 yrs old lol.

Actually I’ll give a little olive branch, it’s certainly way harder if you’re a woman, and black, and fat