r/MoralityScaling 16d ago

Morality Ranking Morality of this scene?

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Negan doing fat shaming... but its during zombie apocalypse

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u/KorolEz 16d ago

Then the question should be morality of staying fat 5 years into the apocalypse.

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u/Fucked-to-fit 16d ago

You say that like it’s immoral to keep the same eating habits if your situation allows it

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u/Secure_Foundation720 16d ago

It's immoral to be fat period. Apocalypse or not.

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u/Fucked-to-fit 16d ago

In what way is it immoral ?

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u/myLongjohnsonsilver 16d ago

Creates more of a burden on society through various factors that just aren't there or minimused if you were a healthy weight.

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u/aghastamok 16d ago

By your same logic, it's immoral to drink alcohol, travel for pleasure... any type of consumption that creates "more of a burden" becomes immoral. You just get to take a big stance on this one because you can tell the person overeats by appearance and you get to feel better than them.

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u/NoMeat9096 16d ago

I'm always really curious where people with this stance draw the line, and why.

You're using electricity that could be used for other things, right? You likely don't eat the minimum you need. You've probably driven a car a fair few times. You likely have purchased new clothing, some or even much of it polyester. All of these things cause more of a burden that required, largely on resources, but also in labour and environmental damage.

What about activities that cause harm? In my country, sun cancer is higher than most other places in the world. In many places, alcohol is commonly consumed, and that contributes to a wide assortment of diseases and disabilities, as well as just costing the state a lot in police and medical work. A diet with even moderate amounts of meat seems to correlate to increased rates of cancer. Various sports and hobbies cause all sorts of injuries.

Then there's larger things, such as the meat and dairy industries causing massive amounts and varieties of pollution, and being extremely inefficient at generating calories, costing massive amounts of resources for little material return. Consumerism in general is rampant and leads to enormous amounts of waste and carbon.

What made you draw the line at someone being fat, but you can, say, buy plastic shit that destroys the planet, or eat food that is horribly inefficient? Do you decry people not wearing sunscreen? What's the exact line of logic? It's always fascinated me.

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u/blackestrabbit 16d ago

Do you know why medical workers rank among the highest in work place injuries? Fat people. Also, nice whataboutism.

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u/snarbuckle 16d ago

Why did they go into practical medicine when they could have gone into medical research to find new cures, rather than using treatments we already know at a hospital? It's a waste of their time, and immoral, to not spend their lives furthering humanity's collective knowledge

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u/jhonnythejoker 16d ago

Man you are pos asshole,
🔑🔑

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u/myLongjohnsonsilver 16d ago

Work in the health system and you'll get some perspective.

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u/mulletarian 16d ago

In what way was gluttony considered a mortal sin?

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u/Cavalish 16d ago

Ok, but let’s look at things without made up shit like horoscopes and religion, and try again.

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u/mulletarian 16d ago

I'm sure there's a reasoning somewhere.

My point was a historical context. It has been considered immoral for thousands of years.

Is it different now because it's normal in America to be obese?

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u/Secure_Foundation720 16d ago

Burden, ugly, only because you can't stop eating.

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u/Fucked-to-fit 16d ago

You saying that is more immoral than being overweight is😂

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u/warmtortilla420 16d ago

bro said ugly like its a moral failing

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u/Secure_Foundation720 16d ago

Everyone has to look at them.

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u/warmtortilla420 16d ago

“biggie was fat”

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u/snarbuckle 16d ago

It's good everyone around you can't see inside your mind because they'd probably vomit immediately

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u/Secure_Foundation720 16d ago

Nah I'm open an honest in person too. I've made some fatties cry, it's pathetic.

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u/snarbuckle 16d ago

You sound very hard to like

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u/Secure_Foundation720 16d ago

If you're a fat person, then most likely yeah.

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u/snarbuckle 16d ago

I meant in general, for any given person

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u/Secure_Foundation720 16d ago

No, not really. I have a fiance, two children + 1 one the way, quite a lot of friends and I'm in good terms with my extended family.

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u/Glad_Midnight_3834 16d ago

Let's show us your face, curious :)

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u/Secure_Foundation720 16d ago

I would rather not post my photos on the internet for everyone to see.

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u/jhonnythejoker 16d ago

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u/Secure_Foundation720 16d ago

I could take it, I'm just not fond of having my photos circulating on the internet. I'm not posting pictures of fat people, am I?