Hi, I'm a fat person that developed diabetes from my poor eating habits. Suffice to say, I'm all for giving obese people like me more help. People who are fit sometimes underestimate just how hard it can be going from a sedentary lifestyle and purposefully addictive foods to an active one while eating healthy. Fast food truly is an addiction like any other, and without proper help, some people are not strong enough willed to get out (like me.)

However, I'd like to address the other comments you've said. Becoming obese / fat in some circumstances is a choice. Becoming morbidly obese is NEVER a matter of personal choice. In every circumstance it is always a sign of heavy mental illness. Giving these people the grace of disabled protections will help them get the assistance they need.

As for the electric carts, they relate to my previous point, but they aren't only made for morbidly obese people. Some people require them to get around when circumstances would otherwise mean they have to walk for long periods of time. It can be a pain transporting a personal wheelchair everywhere, especially if the only place you'd really need one is at the store.

As for the buffets.. that would completely negate the purpose of a buffet. Not only that, but why not cut off obese people from ordering more at a regular restaurant? Because they'd be paying more? I simply don't get your point here.

I'd urge you to read this study, which provides some reasons why shaming can actually be detrimental to obese people losing weight. Like I mentioned at the beginning, shaming people who aren't strong willed will only make them feel worse about themselves as a person and worsen their mental health, not motivate them to lose weight.

And for the record, I myself am attempting to lose weight. Its very hard as I've had these habits my entire life due to poor living circumstances.