Obese Inmates Sues Over Weight Loss

I can see that the lack of any hot meals is crappy. Shouldn’t at least dinner be served warm? But I think the rest is nonsense. I am working for a living and some days I struggle to get 2000 calories! That’s plenty to keep one at a healthy weight; he’s just losing the excess.

I wish I could murder someone and eat that good…

Poor tubby-tubby… how many calories does his victim get today?

B-O-O-H-O-O

What a whiny b&$%^. I’m sure he’s getting the exact same food as everyone else in there.

I fully and completely agree with Rosi.

Rosi is dead right. Where does this guy think he is? Prison is such a joke these days. I thought it was all about punishment. It’s more like a resort, and if tubby boy actually gets away with this, I will be sick.

What did he think that committing murder would send him to a spa?

I kinda feel sorry for the poor guy. Imagine your stomach growling, OH THE INHUMANITY!!!

so he’s complaining about the serving size, have you ever read a package and looked at serving size? If you’re used to eating as much as you want only getting what’s required can seem like a drastic cutback.
But still he’s not gonna starve, he is getting the amount of food everyone else gets or should get. He just needs to STHU and live with it.
If only everyone in the world could be fed as well as he is.

I’m sure there are starving people around the world who would be more than grateful for 3000 calories a day. Heck, that could last some people two days!

Let’s hope the murder diet doesn’t catch on.

and for someone who likes them so much he sure can’t spell calories.

I have absolutely no sympathy for whiney idiots who don’t know how to act in the first place. You’re in jail for a reason. It’s not a spa, get used to it. You screw up, you get punished! At least that is how it should be. I completely agree with Rosi.

He’s probably they same kind of jerk to sue MacDonald’s for “making” him fat.

…my grandfather was murdered, but you know what? His killers have 3 square meals a day, a roof over their heads, guaranteed health care. What did my grandfather get? My grandmother? My Dad? Nothing but loss. So why do criminals have it so cushy? Human rights activists and lawyers need to focus on the people who really deserve help.

There sure is a lot of hating for a guy that hasn’t been convicted yet.
@Lea, I’m sorry to hear that, however what would you have done. Execution is a bad path to take, as many false convictions have occurred. Perhaps a monetary settlement for the victims family? Regardless I don’t think treating the prisoners worse than what we do is a humane solution, and I presume that that is our goal.

Have to add, I admire the guys chutzpah. You get arrested for murder and you’re the one complaining? You weigh 400 pounds and you bitch about the bad food and the small portions, in prison! Damn. We could use a man like this at Verizon. Please forward your resume when you get out Homie!

Doesn’t matter if there’s presumed innocence here, it’s prison, tough knocks, deal with it buddy and STFU!

If convicted… they ought to stick a funnel in his mouth and force feed him a 20 gallon jug of gravy.

Ah, poor Tubsy Wubsy.

I agree with most of the posters here: lets turn our prisons into starvation camps!

Just think of all the benefits…
- starving people are weak – less fighting and less threat to the guards… also, they’ll be easier to abuse!

- improper nutrition impairs brain function – keep them stupid! When they re-enter society they’ll be easy to spot and easier to discriminate against.

- food cost money – reduce our taxes by 0.03%!!!! Yeah, that’ll be an extra couple bucks in our pockets! Buy a latte with the savings!

- less food means less food preparation staff. Combined with the weakling prisoners we’re sure to save even more money!

- prisoners will be less resistant to disease! Turn every prison-sentence into a death sentence: YAY! I hope none of the super-germs that will surely evolve make it outside the prison walls!

- While we’re at it: eliminate medical care in prisons! Instead of nipping injuries and illnesses “in the bud” let them spread and fester until they reach epidemic levels. A yearly spray down with bleach (or perhaps a cheaper alternative) should suffice, after all, they’re just prisoners.

I’ve never been there, but I bet it’s not the country club some of you seem to think it is and I bet 99% of you wouldn’t put your money where your mouth is.

How many of you would agree to spend a month in prison for $10,000? How-’bout-it: a whole month of relaxing in your cell, reading books, meeting new friends, and eating like a king for $10 grand? The potential for weight loss alone should make it worth it!