Yes, that's why we see this issue in all of the industrialised world on the rise.
It's always the intellectual bankrupt response to blame individuals for a systemic problem
It's always the intellectual bankrupt response to blame individuals for a systemic problem
Quite the contrary with segments of modern society trying to normalize obesity.
I also believe that we don't live in a vacuum and context matters. The fact that we consistently see people who have a lifetime of being a healthy weight gain significant weight when they move to countries with high obesity rates means that there obviously is something more to this than just "have more willpower bro"
> It’s a personal choice to have that extra donut or cola.
It's food designed to be addictive and making you eat more than you need. It's a problem that needs to be solved with regulation.
But yes, blaming it on a character fault is as I said the intellectual bankrupt take, and also the take by the lobbyist of those companies