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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Obesity isn't a problem we can solve through legislature. Not *ethically*, at least.

Gyms and other exercise facilities already exist and are pretty commonplace; I've never lived or worked at an apartment complex that didn't provide a fitness center for all of its residents.

The problem is that nobody want to *use* them. What are we going to do, mandate that people spend X amount of time on thr treadmill each week?

This is a cultural problem. We need to make exercise appealing to people who wouldn't otherwise do it. And that's not really something the *government* can (or should have the power to) do.
gpt
To add to this you don't need a gym to exercise. It costs nothing to some pushups and crunches in your bedroom. The problem is cultural. It's easier to make excuses for why you're out of shape than it is to acknowledge it and do something about it. Combine this with how easy it is to get large amounts of unhealthy slop and current trends like HAES and you have a recipe for disaster.