What a disgrace to see obese folk, as there is no excuse today for folk to become overweight, with all the television adverts promoting how to reduce weight etc.
One of the main reasons is all those easy accessible fast foods in takeaways and supermarkets. People have got to develop strong will powers, and stick to home-cooked plain meals with plenty of vegies and greens, mostly half-cooked and no seconds – or sweets.
We never saw fat people in those concentration camps.
The most disgusting sight was the Mexican male, who was so large it took six men to move him. Yet he married his caregiver nurse. His front door entrance had to be widened so his bed could go through, and he as paraded through the streets on the tray of a truck.
Ernest Izett, Tauranga.
Posted: 10:46am Fri 14 Mar, 2014
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what it must be like to be perfect!
Posted on 15-03-2014 15:11 | By Debbie & Tony
Gosh, i wonder what it is like to be perfect? Obviously Ernest Izett from Tauranga knows all about that! His comments on obesity is so naive its laughable! I agree people are incharge of their own destiny - to a degree. But lets not forget, disease, education, socio-economic circumstances that all pay a part on peoples lifestyles. Does he suggest that as there were no obesity situations in the concentrations camps that that is how we should educate those who are overweight? Build the camps and only let me them out when they are skinny? No seconds / no desserts? bet life's just a barrel of laughs at your house Mr Izett! Debbie Smith - about 10-15kg overweight from Whakatane
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