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Subject OBESE PEOPLE ARE RUINING GENE POOL

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As a nation, we spend so much resources protecting ourselves from outside threats. But there's a silent killer present within our on citizenry that threatens our freedom and the American way of life.

Obese individuals shouldn't be allowed to procreate. They are tainting the human gene pool with their unhealthy genetics. It's borderline child abuse for an obese man and an obese woman to have a child together. They're guaranteeing the child will develop diabetes, heart disease, morbid obesity, etc.

Obese people also expend more natural resources fueling their fat bodies. Their cars use more gas to haul their additional weight around town. Their clothes require more material than a normal persons' clothing. They make air travel uncomfortable for anyone seated beside them. They also increase the average cost of a plane ticket, since the airline needs to account for the added weight of the passengers' fat reserves.

We've seen evidence of obese people affecting the gene pool already. Every year diabetes among every age group increases dramatically. People are getting fatter and fatter every month. If this trend persists, it's only a matter of time before upwards of 80% of the American populous will be OBESE.

How effective/strong/resilient can our nation be if our population is too fat and lazy to defend itself? What's going to happen to the health care system when 80% of citizens over 40 has some kind of heart disease?

I understand it may seem a little too totalitarian to limit procreation, but it's the only method of sustaining a healthy American gene pool.

A simple method of executing this policy would be to sterilize all newborns born from obese parents.

Who agrees that drastic breeding policies need to be implemented to counteract this silent killer.
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Original Message As a nation, we spend so much resources protecting ourselves from outside threats. But there's a silent killer present within our on citizenry that threatens our freedom and the American way of life.

Obese individuals shouldn't be allowed to procreate. They are tainting the human gene pool with their unhealthy genetics. It's borderline child abuse for an obese man and an obese woman to have a child together. They're guaranteeing the child will develop diabetes, heart disease, morbid obesity, etc.

Obese people also expend more natural resources fueling their fat bodies. Their cars use more gas to haul their additional weight around town. Their clothes require more material than a normal persons' clothing. They make air travel uncomfortable for anyone seated beside them. They also increase the average cost of a plane ticket, since the airline needs to account for the added weight of the passengers' fat reserves.

We've seen evidence of obese people affecting the gene pool already. Every year diabetes among every age group increases dramatically. People are getting fatter and fatter every month. If this trend persists, it's only a matter of time before upwards of 80% of the American populous will be OBESE.

How effective/strong/resilient can our nation be if our population is too fat and lazy to defend itself? What's going to happen to the health care system when 80% of citizens over 40 has some kind of heart disease?

I understand it may seem a little too totalitarian to limit procreation, but it's the only method of sustaining a healthy American gene pool.

A simple method of executing this policy would be to sterilize all newborns born from obese parents.

Who agrees that drastic breeding policies need to be implemented to counteract this silent killer.

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