Serious question: Should being fat be considered a disability?

I was on the tub and I noticed someone who's a bit obese struggling to move around and find a seat, with that in mind, should being fat be considered a disability?

No

I was at Panera today and this lady got 2 separate meals for herself.

No, because you can lose the weight anytime. And unless u have a thyroid problem it is prob because u overeat so cut down the food, simples

Thank you for answering my question.

Would you critic a Panera meal if you were not food?

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OT: It is not something that happened to you, or you were inflicted with. You made choices in your lifestyle to get to where you are, and you have to deal with the repercussions of them. If you want to lose weight make the change and put in the work.

What? I'm never able to finish it.

Anyways, no. Though there are a lot of factors to take into account. A lot of heavier people actually have thyroid problems they don't know about. There's a lot of undiagnosed cases and with proper treatment, you can get it under control.

This.

This, too. Overpriced mess.

being obese yes

Yes, if it renders them unable to move. A self-inflicted disability.

If you're unable to have high mobility then yes it's a disability

Only when they're overweight because of reasons they can't control like an actual condition. I know a lot of overweight people claim genetics/a condition is the reason but in reality it's probably far less than 1% of obese people who actually can't help it. So, in some cases yes, but very, very rarely.

Let me not dive into this subject when the council estate I live on I see a bunch of fat people riding around on their scooters doing nothing but eating Greggs sausage rolls doing absolutely nothing to maintain a healthy weight/lifestyle. So no, it shouldn't. It really irritates me.

nope. delete it fat