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I have thought of a way to end morbid obesity!What do u think? |
Hey, don't you think that people would think twice about becoming so overweight if fashion designers and retailers stopped making clothing over a size 18? What if this happened nationwide and morbidly obese people were given a year to lose weight and afterwards all the clothing in every store would be size 18 and under. I think it could work. It could also save money too. No more 3x or 4x's! All the extra cloth could go towards something else! Continuing to make these large clothes just feeds into obesity in a way. Take away the body coverings! That would get a lot of people's attention. They would put down the hamburgers for sure! You are an idiot. thats not goin 2 happen Obesity is an illness, and your suggestion would not help. Actually, that /is/ a pretty good method. But you'd have to like contact all the clothing companies and stuff o_o When I first saw your question, I thought you might have something interesting and intelligent to say. But I was wrong. Shame. That will never happen. As long as there's a demand for big clothes, somebody will be willing to sell them. Do you really think the clothing industry will be willing to throw away hundreds of millions of dollars in sales revenue in the hopes of getting rid of obesity? Plus, just suppose this actually did happen. Then, obese people would just wear their old clothes, except the ones who have enough money to have clothing custom-tailored. The net effect would be many, many lost jobs and no significant reduction in obesity. I think there'd be a whole lot of morbidly obese people who would learn how to make their own clothes or a lot of really nasty looking naked people walking around. |
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