Suing Fast Food Restaurants due to Obesity is Wrong.

Hopefully all goes well. I'll begin with a few points. - Personal PreferenceWhy is it necessary to sue a company that you chose to eat at? The food wasn’t poisoned, spoilt, or molded. You go to any restaurant accepting what the chef has to give you with the knowledge that the food won’t be at its best, especially fast food restaurants. When eating out, you have the option of checking the calories of the various menus at restaurants. If not there are laws that are being established requiring that nutritional information be provided to their fast food patrons. . http://www.washingtonpost.com...If you were, let say, to go to a drug store and buy a pack of cigarettes, you are giving a warning that smoking can lead to lung cancer and other problems. Now are you going to come back and sue the person that sold you the pack when you’re in the hospital dying away? No, it would make no sense. You were giving the warning and went about smoking anyway. The same goes with fast food restaurants. You know that the food being served to you is unhealthy and not the best to eat. You are given the option to look at the nutritional facts. If you are giving all this info, why eat there if you’re trying to watch your weight? Why sue the company when you’re sick of obesity? These are questions that you need to ask yourself. When given all the warnings, you chose to eat there at the end of the day. - Obesity comes from excessive eating and lazinessNext thing to acknowledge is how obese people got that way in the first place. I’m pretty sure that if you eat, on average, about 10 meals at McDonald's a month, you are eating healthy food when not fast food, exercising, and following regular sleeping patterns you will not become obese. So how does one become obese? Obesity comes from inactivity or medical conditions/genetics. By being lazy and not exercising, fat accumulates in your system and your size increases. Yes, the fast food establishment didn’t tell you to take a jog after you ate that burger, but is this their responsibility? It is up to you to maintain a healthy living and watch your size. What’s next? Sue the gym for not helping lose the fat. Did you even go to the gym? . http://www.webmd.com...Again I ask, why sue the fast food establishment? They had nothing to do with your unhealthy eating patterns besides provide the food. Bringing me back to my first point. You chose to pick up the food and eat it. - What is the main goal for suing a multi-million restaurant over your physical health? Obviously, the goal for the established prosecution is the money in return. But what is the money being used for? Is it for your doctor visit to help cure the obesity or is it to buy more French fries? Or are you just trying your luck at some fast cash. The latter two seems to be the case. You sue the company but is your lifestyle going to change after. Can I check up on you 2 years later and see that you lost your weight and healthy as ever. What if, to your surprise, you win the lawsuit and as a result the fast food establishment that you chose to eat at closes down. What’s next? Clearly the answers to all these questions are after you sue the company, you will go back to your usual ways and eat junk, get fat, and become obese. Yes, you sued the company, but you learned nothing and the closing of the company will only cause you to go and find your junk food elsewhere and end up suing another company.