A fat is worth less than a chair.  Well obvs. I'm sitting in a chair. I'd never... ugh But I appreciate your ability to so eloquently provide moral disambiguity. So, where exactly are fats in the moral totem pole of our existence as we currently stand? Are they superior to vermin or other disease vectors? Are they superior to inanimate objects which objectively could be deadly to thousands (e.g. unstable faultlines). Are they in any way superior to effluence, used tampons/toilet paper and medical waste products which we quarantine from ourselves with a biologically engrained knee-jerk revulsion? I may go so far as they may be superior to the Ebola virus. MAYBE. (And here I click Submit and fear that a Mod might ban me for fat sympathy because I think Ebola may be worse than fat people).