Inc. All rights reserved. His diminutive attitude toward the seriousness of size acceptance reflects a spineless sidestepping of the central issue.
Discrimination is unacceptable.
Byrne builds his argument on three platforms. First, fatness is unhealthy and mutable. He can find no solid footing in terms of how unhealthy or how mutable being fat is, since fatness is unique in measurement and effect to each individual. Whether 30 percent or 80 percent of a person's proclivity for fatness is genetically defined, it is clear that fatness is in the genes. Second, Byrne writes, the law is not enforceable.