You've got a crowd of people raised in a Calvinist society who think nothing good comes without suffering, you've got people who feel this is a cheat where discipline should win out, and you have a bunch of people who are used to all easy solutions coming with either a bad lottery ticket or externalities on other people/the environment.
They can all agree that they're waiting for the other shoe to drop.
That said, we are at a point where people are overweight enough that getting exercise has its own risks, and taking a medication that allows you to be more active is likely to cancel out some of those downsides. As long as you do both I have no problem with people taking ozempic, mounjaro, etc.
I would prefer if we figured out what other than cultural changes is making everyone have symptoms of inflammatory dysfunctions. There is more than one thing going on. Processed foods, contamination, some microbe that doesn't culture in agar. And it's spreading to more of the world.
That first paragraph could be the preamble to every conflict in my life and it would be evergreen
Americans certainly don't seek to turn Chinese students into international serial criminals with the same zeal. It's a Chinaperson problem.
That has nothing to do with American political opinions or word-policing. That's just, like, racism.
What isn't racism is a criticism of a current government's or government department's policy/strategy.
Before you say policy and the decisions of a few are a result of their culture, check out the Fundamental [0] and Ultimate [1] Attribution Errors.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fundamental_attriburion_error [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultimate_attribution_error