>>541778014Niggers
>>541778192/thread
>>541778014Niggers. As well as having to drive everywhere to avoid them.
>>541778014Have you seen what some of those fuckers eat? Deep fried ice cream and deep fried butter and corn dogs covered in marshmallows and syrup. I'm shocked these fuckers can even make it past 40
>>541778192No blacks in Haiti, Cuba, DC...
>>541778292Die faggot>>541778192fpbp
>>541778192FPBPAlso, beaners.
How many of you wash yourself with a rag on a stick?
>>541778192Ah yes, W.Virginia and Oklahoma; the niggerest states. While California is just a white paradise.
>>541778014Poor people mostly. At my kids private school almost none of the parents are fat. The general public and public school kids though, we'll be paying for diabetes dialysis until they all die toeless with snacks in their mouth.
>>541778340wasn't it South Dakota that had the first all nigger hockey team?
>>541778192sure
>>541778014Maritimer and Newfiebros... not like this
Dark triad obesity state here, good food fine wine live love laugh death is certain
>>541778509>the exception is the rule!Every leftist argument ever
>>541778225Only black women are fat.
>>541778014BMI is a retarded metric to use for obesity
>>541778014Blue states have all those malnourished homeless people that askew the numbers.
>>541778192I was about to write that...
>>541778014>>541778225Non-Hispanic White States and Census Regions which vote Republican tend to be more obese.Here is map of Non-Hispanic White Obesity Rates from CDC for 2024. Source: https://www.cdc.gov/obesity/data-and-statistics/adult-obesity-prevalence-maps.htmlHere is the data of obesity prevalence for White Adults from least to great:West Virginia 41.4%Indiana 38.2%Oklahoma 37.6%Iowa 37.5%Arkansas 37.4%Ohio 37.1%Nebraska 36.9%Wisconsin 36.9%Louisiana 36.6%Mississippi 36.5%South Dakota 36.3%Kansas 36.0%Alabama 35.8%North Dakota 35.7%Delaware 35.6%Michigan 35.0%Missouri 35.0%Illinois 33.6%Texas 33.5%Georgia 33.4%Minnesota 33.2%Virginia 33.1%Maine 33.0%Alaska 32.9%Oregon 32.6%South Carolina 32.4%Wyoming 32.4%Idaho 31.9%Washington 31.9%New Hampshire 31.8%North Carolina 31.8%Nevada 31.3%Maryland 30.7%Rhode Island 30.3%Utah 29.8%Montana 29.7%Arizona 29.3%Florida 29.1%Connecticut 28.9%New York 28.9%Vermont 28.3%New Mexico 28.2%New Jersey 27.4%Massachusetts 27.1%California 25.7%Colorado 23.6%Hawaii 19.4%Kentucky Insufficient dataPennsylvania Insufficient dataTennessee: Insufficient data
>>541782291Within every Census division containing usable data for both Republican- and Democratic-voting states, the Republican-state average was higher for 2024.Census Regions from most to least obese and political breakdown:West South Central (AR, LA, OK, TX) averaged 36.3%; its four Republican states averaged 36.3%, making it strongly Republican.East North Central (IL, IN, MI, OH, WI) averaged 36.2%; four Republican states averaged 36.8% versus 33.6% in one Democratic state, making it Republican-leaning.East South Central (AL, KY, MS, TN) averaged 36.1%*; all four states voted Republican, making it strongly Republican.West North Central (IA, KS, MN, MO, NE, ND, SD) averaged 35.8%; six Republican states averaged 36.2% versus 33.2% in one Democratic state, making it strongly Republican.South Atlantic (DE, FL, GA, MD, NC, SC, VA, WV) averaged 33.4%; five Republican states averaged 33.6% versus 33.1% across three Democratic states, making it Republican-leaning.New England (CT, ME, MA, NH, RI, VT) averaged 29.9%; all six states voted Democratic, making it strongly Democratic.Mountain (AZ, CO, ID, MT, NV, NM, UT, WY) averaged 29.5%; six Republican states averaged 30.7% versus 25.9% across two Democratic states, making it Republican-leaning.Pacific (AK, CA, HI, OR, WA) averaged 28.5%; one Republican state had 32.9% versus a 27.4% average across four Democratic states, making it Democratic-leaning.Middle Atlantic (NJ, NY, PA) averaged 28.1%*; two Democratic states averaged 28.1%, while Republican-voting Pennsylvania lacked sufficient data, making it Democratic-leaning.
