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Location: California
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Let me try to explain this to our more simple minded forum members who think that FAT people are a burden on the NHS...
Please explain to me how a fat person that dies age 65 is BURDEN on the NHS compared to the SKINNY person who dies aged 95?? That means that skinny people use an extra 30 years of NHS services than fat people.
Skinny people put MORE burden on the NHS, not fat people. IF as you say fat people are unhealthy and die earlier, then you say that they put MORE burden on the NHS when they die younger??
Simples math should tell you otherwise.
Obviously, if someone is dying at a younger age, that is LESS burden on the NHS.
Why is it these people can't do simple math???
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Last edited by lostalex; 15-09-2011 at 08:05 PM.
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15-09-2011, 08:02 PM
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