Let's strap 400 pounds of weight to you and force you to walk everywhere and see how "lazy" you are. I bet you can't even make it from the computer to the door without collapsing in agony :D

Why should being fat and being treated like a human being be mutually exclusive things? It's not like them being fat is contagious and going to make you fat too. Do people like you just want to have a socially-acceptable target to bully, or what?

146 and 156, I think you're missing what 133 is saying. Let me tell you a story. My mom is disabled, and has a great deal of difficulty walking. She uses two canes when she goes out, simply because it's a hassle to bring her walker in the car with her. So, if she needs to go into a store like Walmart, those motorized scooters are a godsend. Now, picture this. I enter the store with my mother, and ask if she can have one of the scooters. The employee tells me that they're all in use at the moment, so we decide to sit on the benches by the door, and wait for one to be returned. When a woman does come and return the scooter, we see that she is heavily overweight. Now, I don't have a problem with this yet. My mom and I are both on the heavy side ourselves. We wait patiently for the scooter, and watch this woman hop off of it with ease, and walk back to her car faster than I normally walk. Now, I'm frustrated. We've waited nearly half an hour for a scooter to be returned by someone who didn't really need it. These are the kinds of people that 133 is talking about. Not the people who are literally incapable of walking on their own.

Your post ignores economic situations, stress (makes body think it needs to store food), depression (affects hunger variably), time (it's a lot harder to cook a good meal when you just got off an 8 hour shift at near-minimum wage), fatigue, pain, self-esteem, and so many other factors. But it's easier to feel superior to others when you don't have to think, isn't it?

Also meds are a super big one. Some SSRIs can cause like 50 pounds of weight gain!