Is it against the law to punch fat ugly people?

Kittens-kun said:


Don't need a coherent response for a shitty bait thread.

KRKodama said:

I already elaborated it in the first post.

KRKodama said:

Oh, good, at least you admit that you're being incoherent. That's indeed a great improvement for you.
And no, this is not a shitty bait thread. Don't call it one only because it goes against your limited common sense.

KRKodama said:

Ugly people should at the very least be ashamed of being ugly.

Kittens-kun said:


The fact that you think you've said anything substantial is hilarious. Keep going man.

KRKodama said:

There's indeed nothing special in the points that I wrote in my first post. They are what any rational person already knows. That's why the world is divided between people who are always dedicating their heart and soul to improve themselves everyday, and people who have no shame of living in indulgence always turning a blind eye to their problems.

HyperL said:


No one is turning a blind eye. You're the one convinced that fatness or uglyness are inheritely a problem, even though the only point you have for it being a problem is that it hurts your eyes.

KRKodama said:

Oh yeah, they definitely are turning a blind eye.
How can it not be a problem to be ugly? I mean, there are different kids of beauty, and what looks beautiful to someone may not look beautiful to another. But people who look themselves in the mirror noticing that they are ugly and don't work hard to become beautiful are clearly turning a blind eye to the problem.
Being fat will always be a problem. Fat people who believe they are normal are way out of their senses.
And fat people going out in public are always gradually changing the common sense of society into thinking that "it's okay" to be fat.

HyperL said:


It IS ok to be fat. It's not ok to be overweight, as it include health problems. But being on a safe spectrum of fat doesn't cause issues for anyone.

And tell me, why IS uglyness such a problem? What issues does it bring to society? Are people dying or contracting some illness because of it?

And about not doing anything about it, ever think that maybe doing something has no benefit for that particular person?
Maybe for someone that wants a girlfriend, being ugly is a disadvantage. But for someone not seeking a girlfriend, being beautiful is not going to make a difference for him.

The only reason one has to "improve" is to better their chances of obtaining something they seek, a desirable reward for their efforts. If there's no reward, there's no point.

KRKodama said:

You're making it sound as if appearance was just a superficial thing, and it's not.
Your appearance, and whether you're beautiful or ugly, is the reflection of the result of virtues that you have inside. There are infinite variables here, but generally speaking, if you live a noble life always talking care of your nutrition and striving everyday to become better in a physical activity, like a certain sport, or martial art, for example, you will, as a result, become a beautiful person. While if you live a life of indulgence you will become an ugly person.
Your appearance is the main thing that defines your value as a human being. Working hard to become beautiful will always be beneficial to any person.

Killaclown said:
bruh you have got some problems and are waaaay to easily triggered. a persons appearance shouldnt effect you this much, and you are way too entitled.

Gan_water said:


soulja boy tell em

I mean it's assault but you can get into a fight. If it's a fair fight then it might get overlooked.

But he don't wanna fight hahah.

HyperL said:


"value as a human being" my ass. The only thing nutrition and sports can define is their physical health. Otherwise DON"T JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS FUCKING COVER.

There's a lot of beaultiful looking people that are scum of the earth. In fact MOST beaultiful people end up being the cunty ones.

Also I'm getting the vibe that you're just another normie that thinks there's only one or two correct ways to live.

What kind of "virtues" bs do you think a "normal" human being should have anyway?

Gan_water said:

I mean it's assault but you can get into a fight. If it's a fair fight then it might get overlooked.

Killaclown said:
definitely seems like the sucker punch and run away type

KRKodama said:

That's the worst kind of excuse that people use. Humans are not books, and can definitely be judged by their appearances for the reasons that I already explained. Don't make me repeat myself.
If you don't even understand the importance of the virtues that I have been describing in this thread then you're one of those people that I have been criticizing.

Rinar said:
Bait thread spotted but it isn't a dumb thread imo.

Maybe not punch them but I know what you mean OP. One person's behavior should not condone everyone but seems like there's one breed of fat people that all share the same personality and I know one such person. Actually I don't know him, don't know his name or anything, but I see him quite often and sometime everyday of the week on the public bus. First of all, he smells awful, something about sweat and another indescribable odor that he reeks of it. He also has bad breath and he breathes heavily more often than not. He's also holding food pretty often.

One day, the bus stopped pretty suddenly and he fells toward me. I thought I was gonna get a broken bone or two. Somehow nothing broke but it hurts and I couldn't fathom how it is possible to be so heavy as a human being (also it hurt a lot and I felt the pain throughout the day). I've moved heavy furniture before and helped people move to new houses and to be frank, nothing seemed that heavy, not even the couch, the oven, the washing machine or the fridge.

What happened next? The guy was pissed at me because my hands hurt him. I was trying to hold his weight from crushing me alive and it's my fault? I did not push him or punched him, I merely extended my arms and hoped to live through it, and I'm the asshole. I said sorry but I got hurt too. I understand it wasn't his fault the bus stopped and not his fault he fell. He insulted me over and over and called me disrespectful, I was fat-shaming him and all that crap. Ok fine stfu, I got to put up with that shit and couldn't really move to another place because more people got on and the bus was really packed.

Every goddamn time he's on the bus, his beady eyes spot me and he avoids me but he keep staring at me, even months after the event. He's got some fucking grudge or something I dunno, he's not doing anything except glare at me as if I had killed his dog.

Another time I was in a shopping mall and a mammoth woman sat on the bench and it literally cracked and bend under her weight. I jumped on my feet because I am nervous and thought I was gonna fall down. The woman looked at me and called me names and I didn't need to fat-shame her like this. She broke a fucking bench by sitting on it and I don't get to be surprised?? And she doesn't seem worried about it one bit. Every time I am in the shopping mall and I walk through that area, I look at the bench and it's still bent.

This time at an anime con, there was a lot of people and we were trying not to get lost, in front of me was a girl with a long dress or cape, I dunno, but I was careful not to step on it. It wasn't hard but I suddenly got hit in the back by someone's stomach and I tried not to fall or step on the girl's costume. Then I get hit again. I tell whoever behind me to stop advancing, I hear a "fuck off" from behind. I tell them I'm trying not to step on the costume of the person in front of me, I hear a "I don't give a shit about that bitch". I tried to strafe away and get a different person behind me and it worked out in the end and yes I know I can be such a doormat sometimes, but I wouldn't if it was legal to punch fat people.

Seriously what the hell is up with those entitled bastards? They have such a horrible, egoistical behavior and are shameless about it. Maybe that's why we can't fat-shame them? Why is it legal for them to be huge douches?

HyperL said:


You honestly answered nothing just now.

Beaultiful looking people can still be all kinds of asshole. Where's your excuse?

And the only virtue you explained is "If you have a problem, work hard and fix it", which I already explained how what you think is a problem might not be a problem for them and that uglyness is not inheretly problematic to society.

And then you proceed to say fatness IS a problem to society cuz [uglyness = they're bad people] which I'll not accept as nothing more than bullshit, and the argument loops again.

So I'd say it's about time we end this. There's no point in going in circles. I just hope you leave people you deem ugly alone.

Also, sorry to disappoint but I'm not fat nor ugly even though I don't exercise.

HyperL said:


Here's where all those cases diverge from OP's message. That they're smelly, dirty, arrogant, entitled douches are seperate from their appearance. A beaultiful person can equaly be all those things.

Also, all those people you describled seem to be overweight, which is a legit issue, where as just being fat isn't.

Most importantly, a fat or ugly person can still be a hygienic, kind and productive human being, but OP seems to disagree with that.

KRKodama said:

What the hell are you saying here?
Being fat means to be overweight.
And no, those characteristics do not separate from their appearance. People necessarily have to not care at all for what people think and be completely arrogant and dirty to be able to become fat to that disgusting point. Any rational and self-conscious person would stop eating immediately the moment they noticed that they were getting fat.

KRKodama said:

Nothing of what I wrote in this thread justifies you to think that I'm that type of person.
I like to follow the one punch = one kill strategy. I wouldn't be the type to run away.

Killaclown said:
you sure did, the fact that you even say one punch kill strategy leads me to believe you've never been in an actual fight and are the sucker punching type (a long with the title of this thread. Putting so much emphasis on beauty and appearance to the point you hide in your room just makes you sound like a pansy (the type to run), like damn I dont think I know another guy like that, that's some ultra pansy right there

KRKodama said:

Too bad, you're wrong.
I've been training Karate since I was eight, and that's why I defend the 1 punch = 1 kill principle, because that's what karate is about. It's a very basic principle to finish the opponent with the first hit.
I've had many fights with classmates in both middle school and high school, so you're really completely wrong in saying that I've never been in an actual fight.
Unfortunately I've never been assaulted and attacked with weapons, though.
Hiding in your room when you notice that you're ugly or even unbecoming to show up in public is a sign of being wise, not of being a "pansy". That has nothing to do with running away.

Killaclown said:
bahahaha one of those kids that take karate and suddenly think they are badass, makes sense lol

How is that "wise"? it's pretty dumb to let a pimple control your life. And it certainly is something that is pretty much the opposite of masculine.... hence the running away scared vibe

HyperL said:
Also, all those people you describled seem to be overweight

KRKodama said:

What an immature response. I didn't even claim to be "badass" or anything. I was explaining the reason for having the one punch = one kill principle.
That is wise. It's not dumb and has nothing to do with letting it control your life. Also has nothing to do with genders.
Not going out in public when you know that you have a problem is not running away, it's being wise because you're being self-conscious of your own appearance knowing that it is immoral to force society to put up with your ugliness. Going out in public without fixing the problem first is what is running away, from reality, since you're turning a blind eye to the problem.

topazio said:


being self-conscious to the point of locking yourself inside your room because of a pimple is pretty pathetic, though

Killaclown said:
never said you did, but ove known way too many people that (wrongly) thought they could fight just from doing some karate. It's kind of a common thing so it does leave that kind of impression (you wondered why I would make these assumptions).

Theres nothing immoral about it, just the opposite of masculine behavior, its soooo pansy

topazio said:


certainly not a man. nor any human being with an ounce of self-respect.

Killaclown said:
its extremely pathetic. What kind of man does that? lol

rubylightning said:
There's more to it than just being a big fat slob in public. Some people produce double, no triple, the amount of fat cells when they eat, and have terrible metabolisms, which in turn makes them gain weight twice, no 10 times as fast as the average person. Even with that said, they can do something about their weight by managing it. But if they are in any state of depression because of the weight gain, then there's a good chance that their depressed state of mind is what's causing them to not fix the problem that originated with the first chili cheese burger.

topazio said:


nah, they don't, really. you're the weird one. there's nothing rational, respectable or even healthy about locking yourself up inside your home because you're too self-conscious about what other people think about you. if you do so because you have depression or anxiety is another story, but you seem to take pride on your stance so I think you're just extremely delusional.

it's certainly entertaining to watch, but sad all the same

topazio said:


if a pimple is enough for you to feel ridiculous while debating at university or socializing at all you probably just had nothing really interesting to say from the start.

Orhunaa said:
I guess we should also punch people who are innately ugly (facial features) by your logic.