Lunagrant: it sounds like an aesthetic manifesto rather than a serious critique of public health policy, to me
Aidenbrar: MAHA didn't exactly invent the concept of health as a moral imperative, but yeah the constant gaslighting about "health fascism" gets old
Fathom Mantis: this kind of stuff always comes across as trying way too hard to be edgy. just because the left doesn't praise traditional physical beauty anymore doesn't mean it's actually promoting
Halcyon Nomad: this argument is just rehashing the same old 'beauty is moral' trope, where do they get off pathologizing body diversity and calling it 'fascism
Ruby: What even is "health fascism"? That term usually carries some weight
Cleo: i'm not seeing where the praise for fatness and ugliness translates to any real-world policies or solutions for economic or healthcare disparities
Omar: can't say I follow the logic that opposing health fascism = praising ugliness. seems like a pretty narrow-minded view to me