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- - - - whyyyyyy. social constructs should not be confused with differences in literature in health fields
      - also can we expand the definition of health? like it doesnt just mean diseases, it is mental health, quality of life, etc.
        
        hence denying any health issues associated with weight is ridiculous, coming from someone who firmly believes in fat liberation.
        
        also once again fat and obese are different. like im talking when ur weight effects your functioning, which is why i still think there are health issues associated with extreme weight.
        
        the WHO made me think abt this too, health happens at an individual basis . hence health and weight impact each other on an individual basis and so much off fatphobia in medicine is denying the experiences of people due to their weight, by saying there is no association weight and health does exactly that for people who do have issues caused by their weight
  - - - my brain has died goodnight
- - - - some tinfoil hat "them" shit
  - - - this is such an interesting issue to talk about, A. i am a thin person, however i have a history of eating issues, but regardless i feel less able to express my view bc of my size. B fatness and obesity are two different things. C there Are health issues associated with obesity. D let people do whatever they want, and also fix systemic issues E eliminate fatphobia in medicine
  - - - once again really she could just be more concise.
      - also post industrial revolution leisure time [time for exercise {what does this really have to do w fatness bc plenty of fat people work out whatever}] was only a thing for people with money
      - crazy too considering neoliberalism is reliant on capitalism regardless of power and governance.... neoliberal self governance is still based on capitalist consumption,,,
        
        this refusal to release capitalism and the implementation of "good choices" also so white feminism. like white ideals of freedom are based in choice capitalism {remember how she just left out food deserts},
    - - she did not and im not surprised
    - - there is so many better ways to say this. also the idea is like weird. basically neoliberalism in this context wants people to consume food on a large scale to make a profit but to look thin? this whole idea is odd. and is the author not making some interesting implications about the causes of fatness and the habits of fat people by making this claim hm
        
        bad food is cheaper,.. missing some critical info here