More People Should Fat-Shame Women

Oddly my opponent expresses his confidence despite making no effort to convince me that less women should be fat-shamed. He does not tell me how educating people can stop obesity, nor make it clear how fat-shaming makes more people fat. He has provided one source which concludes that "weight discrimination promotes weight gain", which claims without any explanation that "combating weight stigma and discrimination at the population level could reduce the burden of obesity."Here is that link:http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...;You will only read about sophisicated statistical techniques used, it is unclear how the conclusion is reached. The research doesn't look at the bigger picture either or say much. My opponent seems to think that because women eat more comfort food after being fat-shamed, and since being fat is obviously unhealthy then they should not be fat-shamed. However I could do an experiment whereby I get a group of fat people to sit in front of a television with food in front of them and another group of normal weight women in the same situation, and I bet you more food would be eaten in the fat group, especially if they watched lots of skinny people n television, but does that mean skinny people are causing them to be fat? No, of course not, fat feminists blame anything and anyone to feel better about their eating habbit, so there is no reason to think fat-shaming is causing them to be fat either.If depression is the cause of obesity, then teaching people to not fat-shame and to just tip toe around fat people, or keep their feelings and opinions quiet is going to lead to even more people being depressed and fat. Everyone's opinion's and feelings are equally important. This is the great message that should be taught! We shouldn't think that a fat feminist's feelings are more important than everyone elses especially when they have harmed their self by putting food in their own mouth, and don't respect other people. £47 billion pound is spent on obesity which should be spent elsewhere, NHS hospitals are already going bust unfairly affecting the health of normal weight people, yet fat feminists and feminist researchers are saying that people shouldn't be angry. Fat-shamers are even called cowards when they are actually paying the cost of obesity.Nobody should be afraid to tell someone to lose weight. Imagine the guilt of not telling someone close. People need to hit rock bottom for a beautiful thing called change to occur. Even if nobody says anything bad about fat, fat people will still hate their body, as people generally don't find fat attractive, finishing last in races etc affects confidence too. Without negative motivation, fat people will just get fatter as they won't do something due to thinking it's not a problem. Fat-shaming discourages people from being fat in the first place by showing that fat acceptance movements are liars who want more people to be fat like them so that fat women can feel better about theirself. If most people fat-shamed women, or less people complimented fat women on their body, then I believe women will do something about their weight a lot sooner, less women would wait until they have a 1 year to live before deciding they need to do something like have a gastric band. My response to:"Even if you fat shame a skinny or normal weight person, the conversation may be overheard by an obese person. That obese person may in turn suffer mentally from fat shaming."Obese women do not deserve to be loved, love is something which has to be earned. You have to respect other people to gain respect, so I don't care whether they suffer mentally. It is wrong for them to be happy about damaging the health of others due to overeating.My response to his source: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com..."perceived weight discrimination is potentially harmful to mental health regardless of weight"When someone is fat and unhealthy, they will be depressed, perceived weight discrimination is associated with low self-esteem. It is natural and thus nothing should be done to change this. Someone who is depressed will naturally feel they are treated unfairly, and if they don't change their way of thinking it is harmful. Everyone has to deal with depression and anxiety though. Fat women should too!