Bill Maher Weighs In On U.S. Obesity Fat Shaming Needs To Make Comeback (statistics, independent)
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Sigh. It’s not celebrating. It’s called hey, keep your ridiculing to yourself & quit being a judgmental self righteous jerk to others.
Is that really so hard for some to do?
They do get left alone, to the point that they're multiplying.
Maybe it's the ad companies that should leave fat people alone.
Yes we would all rather ad companies use either child models posing as adults or anorexic models and leave the fat people (who are actually buying their product) alone.
Sigh. It’s not celebrating. It’s called hey, keep your ridiculing to yourself & quit being a judgmental self righteous jerk to others.
Is that really so hard for some to do?
Yep, but we can keep shaming smokers and drug addicts
Sheesh we can't even have recognition and advocacy for autistic people without accusing them of having mental illness anymore thanks to an increasing resisting counterculture that seems to be developing due to the glorification of mental illness
A 2015 study revealed that people today are 10 percent heavier than they were in the 1980s—even with the same diets and exercise regimens. A new episode of The Idea File investigates the plethora of complex factors that may be contributing to our increasing BMI, including a changing microbiome and toxic chemicals in the environment.
I am not inferring you, I am talking about the fat acceptance movement
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