I strongly dislike obesity

Yes many medications have weight gain as a side effect because they not only slow down the metabolism but they increase hunger to a high insatiable amount as well as inhibit the ability to feel satisfied during meals.I was 118 pounds before I took two different medications. I gained 43 pounds in 4 months. I never was overweight before that. My doctor told me it was a common side effect especially the combination of drugs so I said eff that and stopped taking them. My metabolism went back to my normal one at the time as did my appetite and I actually lost more than I gained and was 115 after and maintained that for years. But much later I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism and I now eat 1000 cals a day to maintain 126 pounds, 5'3 and no I can't eat more than 1000 or I gain weight. I track every calorie. So I for sure would be obese if I ate a "normal" amount of calories.

I used to blame my obesity on genetics, too. People, don't fall for it. It is junk food and too big portions. I owned up to the fact I need to lose weight when I was morbidly obese and 27 and in the oncologist's office. Since then, I have lost 143 pounds on my own (no surgeries or diet pills), I am pre-cancer free, and on no medicines.

It is diet, people. See a registered dietician.

Countless unhealthy people are not overweight. Being overweight is unhealthy, but there's no denying that with people like you, it's really about the appearance. Loads of slim people have very unhealthy diets, smoke, drink too much, take unnecessary risks etc. I'm guessing you don't really care then. It comes across as fake outrage, especially considering that we're not doing a good job of helping people who really DO need a lot of help with their health issues.