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Yep yep, because fat people are not strong
Or fast
Or dextrous
OP: YOU ARE WRONG.
You don’t like Fat Fef, then fine
But stop coming up with pseudoscience ‘explanations’ of why your opinion is right, justifiable and not bigoted
Just admit it: you don’t like fat people.
Fun Fact: Play any sport competitively for long enough and you’ll stop thinking that fat people aren’t as fast/strong/dexterous/good as you. Softball, some people that were much bigger than me were taking bases like it was the easiest damn thing in the world and hitting into the outfield/warning track/home runs. Fencing, fenced a fat girl once who was so fricking fast that she’d be near me without me knowing how she even got there. True facts.
Fun fact: I am visibly smaller than my roommate, but while I’ve been a lazy slob most of my life, he’s been playing sports for over ten years and is much much better shape than I am. Size and weight have nothing to do with “strength”.
