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I've just seen a picture of a man being arrested in the US for not being fat enough. Incredible!
It's an incredible story.jtbell said:Got a link to a news article about this?
You don't think the 1000 burglaries he performed might have had anything to do with his arrest?PeroK said:I've just seen a picture of a man being arrested in the US for not being fat enough. Incredible!
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It was just the first thing that crossed my mind when I saw the photo. It was something about the look on the faces of the two fat policemen that seemed to say "we've caught another thin one, sergeant"!OmCheeto said:You don't think the 1000 burglaries he performed might have had anything to do with his arrest?
Amazing story, what a strange man?PeroK said:It was just the first thing that crossed my mind when I saw the photo. It was something about the look on the faces of the two fat policemen that seemed to say "we've caught another thin one, sergeant"!
Love the title,you sucked me in ;)PeroK said:I've just seen a picture of a man being arrested in the US for not being fat enough. Incredible!
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My sincerest apologies for taking you seriously. It's just that, well, here in the colonies, we've been having some very strange election results, some very peculiar laws passed, and it didn't seem too far fetched.PeroK said:It was just the first thing that crossed my mind when I saw the photo. It was something about the look on the faces of the two fat policemen that seemed to say "we've caught another thin one, sergeant"!
The story behind this headline is that a woman in the United States was arrested for being too thin. She was accused of having an eating disorder and was taken into custody by the authorities.
No, it is not legal to be arrested for being too thin in the United States. However, if someone is deemed to be a danger to themselves due to extreme thinness, they may be involuntarily hospitalized for treatment.
The consequences of being arrested for being too thin can vary depending on the circumstances. It could result in being involuntarily hospitalized for treatment, facing criminal charges for endangering one's health, or being placed under the care of a guardian.
There is no specific weight or body mass index (BMI) that determines if someone is "too thin." It is usually determined by a medical professional who assesses the individual's overall health and whether their weight poses a serious risk to their well-being.
To prevent someone from being arrested for being too thin, it is important for individuals to maintain a healthy lifestyle and seek help if they are struggling with an eating disorder. It is also important for society to promote body positivity and discourage harmful beauty standards that contribute to disordered eating habits.