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  1. TN-eating-Behavior, DAFN inequality acknowledged:

    richmond.comoutput.cfm
    al=Health ************************** exZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZerpt
    *******************
    Dr. Ro to fans of Black Entertainment Television's health
    and fitness show "Heart & Soul," learned in her 20 years
    as a nutritionist that when it comes to health and their
    bodies, all women are *NOT_CREATED_EQUAL*..

    According to Brock, 50 percent of African-American women
    between the ages of 20 and 44 are overweight. One in four
    black women age 55 or older has diabetes, and they are [...
    Gasp! ...] more likely to develop complications from the
    disease than their white counterparts.
    ***********************************************************-
    **********

    Hey Bob, tell 'em about the 14th Amendment, how it
    legislates equality. Is medicine a science or a "Social
    Construct." ??

    OOWBreeding IQ-75 Waddling DAFNmammies unite! Maybe the
    NAACP could sue Safeway....

  2. Quoted message said:

    richmond.comoutput.cfm
    cal=Health **************************
    exZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZerpt *******************
    Dr. Ro to fans of Black Entertainment Television's health
    and fitness show "Heart & Soul," learned in her 20
    years as a nutritionist that when it comes to health
    and their bodies, all women are *NOT_CREATED_EQUAL*..

    According to Brock, 50 percent of African-American women
    between the ages of 20 and 44 are overweight. One in four
    black women age 55 or older has diabetes, and they are [...
    Gasp! ...] more likely to develop complications from the
    disease than their white counterparts.
    **********************************************************-
    ***********

    Hey Bob, tell 'em about the 14th Amendment, how it
    legislates equality.

    The 14th amendment and equality have nothing to do with the
    cited article. Nor does the article substantiate anything
    about women not being equal (much less "created equal"😉 - no
    rate is reported for overweight or diabetes for any other
    group of women, nor is evidence cited that the women are
    overweight because of genetics; indeed the article points
    out cultural reasons for obesity and the doctor is trying to
    change those statistics and attitudes, which would not be
    possible if they were "created unequal".

    Quoted message said:

    Is medicine a science or a "Social Construct." ??

    In part, it is both. Depends on what is being treated, and
    how.

    lojbab
    --
    lojbab [email hidden] Bob LeChevalier, Founder, The
    Logical Language Group (Opinions are my own; I do not speak
    for the organization.) Artificial language Loglan/Lojban:
    lojban.orglojban.org

  3. Bob LeChevalier said:


    Quoted message said:

    richmond.comoutput.cfm
    tical=Health **************************
    exZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZerpt *******************
    Dr. Ro to fans of Black Entertainment Television's health
    and fitness show "Heart & Soul," learned in her 20
    years as a nutritionist that when it comes to health
    and their bodies, all women are *NOT_CREATED_EQUAL*..

    According to Brock, 50 percent of African-American women
    between the ages of 20 and 44 are overweight. One in four
    black women age 55 or older has diabetes, and they are
    [... Gasp! ...] more likely to develop complications from
    the disease than their white counterparts.
    ********************************************************-
    *************

    Hey Bob, tell 'em about the 14th Amendment, how it
    legislates equality.

    The 14th amendment and equality have nothing to do with
    the cited article. Nor does the article substantiate
    anything about women not being equal (much less "created
    equal"😉 - no rate is reported for overweight or diabetes
    for any other group of women, nor is evidence cited that
    the women are overweight because of genetics; indeed the
    article points out cultural reasons for obesity and the
    doctor is trying to change those statistics and attitudes,
    which would not be possible if they were "created
    unequal".

    Looks like the cosmetic surgeon went a little too far north
    during your last liposuction, Bob...

  4. "Bob LeChevalier" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    richmond.comoutput.cfm
    tical=Health **************************
    exZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZerpt *******************
    Dr. Ro to fans of Black Entertainment Television's health
    and fitness show "Heart & Soul," learned in her 20
    years as a nutritionist that when it comes to health
    and their bodies, all women are *NOT_CREATED_EQUAL*..

    According to Brock, 50 percent of African-American women
    between the ages of 20 and 44 are overweight. One in four
    black women age 55 or older has diabetes, and they are
    [... Gasp! ...] more likely to develop complications from
    the disease than their white counterparts.
    ********************************************************-
    *************

    Hey Bob, tell 'em about the 14th Amendment, how it
    legislates equality.

    The 14th amendment and equality have nothing to do with
    the cited article. Nor does the article substantiate
    anything about women not being equal (much less "created
    equal"😉 - no rate is reported for overweight or diabetes
    for any other group of women, nor is evidence cited that
    the women are overweight because of genetics; indeed the
    article points out cultural reasons for obesity and the
    doctor is trying to change those statistics and attitudes,
    which would not be possible if they were "created
    unequal".

    Quoted message said:

    Is medicine a science or a "Social Construct." ??

    In part, it is both. Depends on what is being treated,
    and how.

    And one must wonder if idiocy runs in makemyday's family or
    if it's just him.

    --
    Byron "Barn" Canfield
    -----------------------------
    "Politics is a strife of interests masquerading as a contest
    of principles." -- Ambrose Bierce

  5. Byron Canfield said:

    "Bob LeChevalier" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    richmond.comoutput.cfm
    rtical=Health **************************
    exZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZerpt *******************
    Dr. Ro to fans of Black Entertainment Television's
    health and fitness show "Heart & Soul," learned in
    her 20 years as a nutritionist that when it comes to
    health and their bodies, all women are
    *NOT_CREATED_EQUAL*..

    According to Brock, 50 percent of African-American women
    between the ages of 20 and 44 are overweight. One in
    four black women age 55 or older has diabetes, and they
    are [... Gasp! ...] more likely to develop complications
    from the disease than their white counterparts.
    *******************************************************-
    **************

    Hey Bob, tell 'em about the 14th Amendment, how it
    legislates equality.

    The 14th amendment and equality have nothing to do with
    the cited article. Nor does the article substantiate
    anything about women not being equal (much less "created
    equal"😉 - no rate is reported for overweight or diabetes
    for any other group of women, nor is evidence cited that
    the women are overweight because of genetics; indeed the
    article points out cultural reasons for obesity and the
    doctor is trying to change those statistics and
    attitudes, which would not be possible if they were
    "created unequal".

    Quoted message said:

    Is medicine a science or a "Social Construct." ??

    In part, it is both. Depends on what is being treated,
    and how.

    And one must wonder if idiocy runs in makemyday's family or
    if it's just him.

    Actually, when you either read or reply to racist idiots,
    you end up co-signing their [censored].

    K.

  6. "Kafou Lobo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Byron Canfield said:

    "Bob LeChevalier" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    [email hidden] wrote:
    >richmond.comoutput.cfm
    >vertical=Health **************************
    >exZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZerpt *******************
    >Dr. Ro to fans of Black Entertainment Television's
    > health and fitness show "Heart & Soul," learned in
    > her 20 years as a nutritionist that when it comes
    > to health and their bodies, all women are
    > *NOT_CREATED_EQUAL*..
    >
    >According to Brock, 50 percent of African-American
    >women between the ages of 20 and 44 are overweight.
    >One in four black women age 55 or older has diabetes,
    >and they are [... Gasp! ...] more likely to develop
    >complications from the disease than their white
    >counterparts.
    >*****************************************************-
    >****************
    >
    >Hey Bob, tell 'em about the 14th Amendment, how it
    >legislates equality.

    The 14th amendment and equality have nothing to do with
    the cited article. Nor does the article substantiate
    anything about women not being equal (much less
    "created equal"😉 - no rate is reported for overweight
    or diabetes for any other group of women, nor is
    evidence cited that the women are overweight because of
    genetics; indeed the article points out cultural
    reasons for obesity and the doctor is trying to change
    those statistics and attitudes, which would not be
    possible if they were "created unequal".

    > Is medicine a science or a "Social Construct." ??

    In part, it is both. Depends on what is being treated,
    and how.

    And one must wonder if idiocy runs in makemyday's family
    or if it's just him.

    Actually, when you either read or reply to racist idiots,
    you end up co-signing their [censored].

    I don't agree, but you should note that I did NOT reply to a
    racist idiot -- I was replying to Bob ABOUT a racist idiot.

    --
    Byron "Barn" Canfield
    -----------------------------
    "Politics is a strife of interests masquerading as a contest
    of principles." -- Ambrose Bierce

  7. Byron Canfield said:

    "Kafou Lobo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Actually, when you either read or reply to racist idiots,
    you end up co-signing their [censored].


    Quoted message said:

    I don't agree,

    Cool, you have the right to be wrong. But, what personal
    progress do you make when you argue with useless folks like
    the Queen of scaa and MMD?

    Quoted message said:

    but you should note that I did NOT reply to a racist idiot
    -- I was replying to Bob ABOUT a racist idiot.

    Fair enough.

    K.

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