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I'm one of those folks that use the word Blue for the color Blue and the word Red for the color Red. Using blue for red is not "politically incorrect" it is WRONG. It's childish to argue otherwise. And so is calling Fats as Carbohydrates.

Like other times you are now attributing to me things I've never said - I've seen you do this before as a means to attack others when you have taken a postition that is patently wrong. Rather than focus on what I never wrote. Focus on what you wrote and how you can correct these mistakes.

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Not only do "I" say that Fats are not Carbohydrates, this comes from Dietitians, Organic Chemists, Biochemists, Nutritionitsts, 100 years of looking into this subject, and from anybody else with a wit of COMMON SENSE. There are no gray areas on this matter, and you could take a billion glances at this and you would still be wrong.

Political correctness, is not something that applies to this subject, you ignorant use the words is the issue. Words have established, agreed upon meanings so we can communicate effectively. So your use of words is not "politically incorrect" you are just wrong.

Political correctness has to do with not offending gender/ethnic/religious/minority groups with offending words - e.g b1tc#, W_p, K_ke. f_ggot.

I now find amusing you attempt to backpedal on what you have so adamantly stated, while still trying to maintain you were right all along. But even here you are wrong. Fats, Proteins and Carbs do not have the same relationship in how the body digests them - they are digested by different enzymes and transported across the membrame differently - some by diffusion some acitvely others are chapparoned by special molecules. They are different in how they are digested, how they are absorbed and how they are used by the body. They share commonality but I do not call a dog and rat the same because they both have fur.

Fats also provide 2X the amount of energy per gram that Carbohydrates.
Fats and Carbs:
Structural difference - look different
Different Bonding
Different Functional groups
Different digestive process
Provide Different amounts of energy

So the reactions by which the body absorbs these nutrients is also different. Whats is the same? The go in through the mouth, on to the stomach, passed on the intestines and some of it comes out the rectum. If this is your parameters for sameness, I shoud also include a glass marble that my niece once swallowed. Would this be a fat or carbohydrate? My dog once ate a sock, where does this fit in?

When you become a CORRECT person, then you will see the TRUTH of what I've written.