Comments by "Golden Croc" (@GoldenCroc) on ""Body Shaming" is a Good Thing" video.

  1. Maybe not him literally, but societies attitude towards it certainly will.
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  2. Now this, I can agree with.
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  3.  @SystemUnderSiege  Thats not at all what you wrote though, and I replied to. Maybe you meant something else, but considering a lot of people have the wrong info about this subject, I can only reply to whats written to ease communication as much as possible and my end. It also seems you are not replying to my post as its written. Here it is again: If society at large took a sterner attitude towards being overweight, the amount of overweight people would go down, i.e. the average weight would. I trust thats clear enough?
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  4. One might suspect so, I agree. As a libertarian, one shouldnt care at all. I guess he isnt one, really.
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  5. As a libertarian, I dont really care... novel idea, I know.
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  6. Well, mentally it sort of can be.
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  7. The weight can be affected if you wish though, the other stuff not. Seems like a relevant differrence. Medically, people would be expected to be a bit lighter when in their 50s and decreasing a small bit every year.
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  8. "Enough" - By which standard?
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  9.  @BrassyBrunette  In that case, I agree, he certainly is skinny compared to Arnold competing in Mr Olympia years. But kidding aside, much of the world eats very little protein and are very skinny. Ever seen an old Japanese or Korean man? yeah, not exactly muscular as a bull by any stretch even in their younger years, and they dont get around any worse or die any younger than western men. So by at least that definition, I think he does indeed have "enough" of both.
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  10. ​​ @chocolate2eyes172 Because they would be even fatter without it. Yes, really. Its pretty obvious once you think about it. Personally,.as a libertarian, I dont care at all though.
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  11. You dont need to work out though, if you got a "good" diet. Of course, most people dont want to.
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