Should society encourage fat people to move to the moon where thier weight wouldn't be such a problem?

Question

Did being a nurse entitle you to have your sense of humour removed free of charge TweetyBird or did you insist on paying as a matter of principle

Answer 1

At first this seemed a very shallow question but when I think further into it I see you actually really care!
When heavier people are in the water they don’t feel the weight they carry and its very releasing so living with no gravity would make life for these people so much better, because they feel like they are carrying 2 giant tyres all the time and for you to suggest this makes you very caring for their happiness and its actually a helpful idea, but the lack of oxygen on the moon makes me think a space station for bigger people to float around in would be better and (I really don’t mean this cruelly) but they wouldn’t have access to junk food either, it would be like the ultimate health farm, actually scrap that, its possible they will try to eat each other!
(I’m not a fatist, I just had 2 say it)

Answer 2

What? More than just wanting 2 points for answering this question, and I don't think that the points really matter, I've never heard of such a question. Weight is not the issue necessarily, it's the repercussion of being obese that is the worry. Get your head out of your butt! I don't care if you're overweight or not as the 'asker' of this question. Get your head checked (after it is removed from your butt, of course).
Perhaps Tweety hit a nerve with you. I'd rather see you on the moon than walking the streets with the weight of the twisted opinions you carry. What a shame you have such low self-esteem.

Answer 3

properly, first of all, if further and extra adult men are leaving their different halves, then that's very hypocritical, because of the fact adult men, too, have become further and extra obese. they only agonize much less approximately it than females, because of the fact, and that's the ingredient, see, there is extra rigidity on females to be tiny. A length sixteen, even a length 20, isn't obese. Granted, a length 34 woman could be getting some help, yet weight problems, too, is mostly a medical ingredient- no longer their fault.

Answer 4

It would appear that obesity is more of a problem for you than for the obese. Your question is not a question -- it is a statement of your low opinion of the overweight and it is cruel and ignorant as well. Perhaps society should encourage YOU to move to the moon where your prejudice and rudeness would not be such a problem. You may then learn that all people, regardless of their condition, have feelings and are deserving of respect and compassion.

Answer 5

Do you know what the problem with the world today! Not enough innovative people like yourself in positions of power. One snag they would have to be tied to wooden post like horses in old cowboy movies so they dont float away! Then as they couldn't manage to eat as they are constanly have motion sickness (no laughing...its a terrible affliction!) they would lose weight. Bingo and then they can jump on the next shuttle heading to Earth! Your sir are a bloody genius!

Answer 6

Definately not. Their weight would effect the moon's orbit around the earth. The consequence would be catastrophic as the earth's tides would be unpredictable and dangerous.

Answer 7

I think "society" should put stupid people like you on the moon. Then there wouldn't be so much hate in the world.

Answer 8

No!!!!!
what a crazy original idea!!
They would still have problems of fitting into clothes and other people judgin them on the moon!

"fat" people should stay on earth with everyone else!!

Answer 9

This would be a bad idea as the amount of fossil fuel used to send them there would be catastrophic to those left on earth!

Answer 10

Good idea. They can send the skinny stick-people there, too, to work in the McDonald's and wait on them hand and foot.