Does carrying around an extra 100lbs of fat make someone less athletic? Or is this a fatphobic social construct? Chonkers discuss

Cope section:

>There's gonna be some salty hungry dudes in these comments

>Twisting yourself in logical knots to justify hating fat people is still hating fat people.

>Yes we all know that, but nobody knows about THEIR bodies. For all we know, these guys are still healthy despite the added weight, and yet people are already in comments saying "his heart's not gonna like that". That's for their doctors to tell them, not armchair Redditors

>I won't even get into the fact that I could name 50 in shape people in my life that can't do what this first guy in this video is doing is actually a proof that your "fact" is wrong. Oh, wait, never mind. I just did.

>It's hatred. Nobody here has freshly appeared as a new being out of the quantum foam, "being fat is unhealthy" isn't informative to anyone, it's just a way to make sure you can make it clear to fat people that you just don't like them and will actively resist just enjoying a video of an overweight person doing tricks.

>"Pointing out that smoking is fricking atrocious..." is an expression of hatred. Now, I could point out the vast differences between the behavior of smoking and the state of being overweight, but you asked a simple question with a simple answer. You happen to think that hatred for smokers is justified and more universal, but it would still actually be hatred.

>One person doing it? Maybe. Most of the responses in this post doing it? That's pathological. People are looking for any excuse. It's hate dressed up as "medical concern."

>Except there are fat people who are still healthy. You basically proved my point. You have zero idea on inner body issues, and yet you immediately labeled him as unhealthy just because he's chubby.

Chad steps in to dunk on fatties:

!thin !vegana