It’s not easy to lose weight. What you have to do is simple- eat less and/or exercise more. But simple things are not always easy to do. It’s one of those things that is easy to do in theory, hard in practice. Some people have a harder time with it than others, just like some people have a harder time quitting drinking or smoking than others.
When we talk about a diet “working”, we shouldn’t just consider whether people who stick to it lose weight. We should also consider how many people who try it can stick to it, and whether or not they gain the weight back.
There is no diet that is going to work for everybody who tries it. People and how they eat are too individual for that.
Religious and non-religious people should be left to get on with whatever they’re doing, as long as they aren’t harming anybody else.
It’s your right as an adult to harm yourself, if you want to. Businesses that provide products known to be harmful should have to tell you they’re harmful (with things like warning labels on cigarette packages), but they shouldn’t be forbidden to provide the products. It is not, however, your right to harm others. This means drugs should be legalized, but things like driving under the influence of drugs, or smoking indoors in public places, shouldn’t be.
Not everybody who wants a pet should be able to get one. If you abuse animals, or want to keep dogs that are a danger to your neighbors, you shouldn’t be allowed to have them.
Pit bulls (or any other breed or type of dogs) are not the problem, unneutered male dogs (and, to a lesser degree, unspayed female dogs) are.
There are assholes around. One way in which people are assholes is that they are racist, sexist, homophobic, etc. Other assholes are equal-opportunity assholes, and are mean to everybody. They’re all assholes.
Anyone who wants food, shelter, or necessary medical treatment should be able to get it, regardless of ability to pay. No one should go bankrupt paying for those things, either.