>>21409827
>>21409877
People online love to meme about le vax status, 5G etc. Also the classic "anyone can die any time". They never look at the most basic facts. For one, Anne was a lifelong smoker. I could stop right there, a death at 55 while being a smoker isn't out of the ordinary. But she's also been obese her adult life. She also drinks alcohol. And regularly consumes red meat/pork. So many people act surprised because being a fat, smoking drinking lazy asshole is normalized in out western society. We don't even think of it as being bad. Then we get shocked when we die suddenly. Case in point, my dad died at 48, lifelong drunk and chimney. My grandpa, his dad, lived into their late 90s, and all my aunts and uncles are still alive (late 60s, no smokers/drinkers). Something like 1/3 of the male population smoke and around double that drink. The human body was not meant to process the constant consumption of alcohol and cigarettes.
Of course I don't know Anne, she could have been hit by a bus, murdered or OD'd, maybe an hero'd. But it pisses me off how overlooked the most basic health concerns are. The bare minimum exercise required for a healthy adult human is 30 minutes of vigorous activity 5 times a week. And dumb fucks like
>>21409877 have the idiocy to call a smoking lardass "healthy". What exactly was healthy about her?
