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| body, free chat rooms, pies, fat tgp, fat naked man, diet fat smash, ketosis, men, autobiography/memoir/letters/journals, ken and company, and, about, fatgirl, meetings, lowcarb diet, | Even if blaming "society" the implications only serve to reinforce the arguements of those who regard fat as a moral failing. doug mcintyre Posted by Brian on July 6, 2003 10:19 AM. You must be a member to post a comment. Register now, or login to your account. Colophon doug mcintyre Big Fat Blog is the web's premier fat acceptance weblog. BFB was created in August, 2000 and has an average monthly readership of 90,000 with nearly 1,500 registered members. Read more doug mcintyre about us and fat acceptance. Want to Join? BFB members are a diverse group working towards equal rights for fat people. Want to participate? You can register now to post comments, access the Forums, and more. Search BFB © 2000-2006 Big Fat Blog and its authors. All rights reserved. Username Password Signup! | RSS | Blog Archives | Misc. Archives | Contact | About | Donate « Losing Beauty? | BMI: No Effect on Lifespan of Adults 50+ » Southwest Trial Begins Back in September, Warm Spirit CEO Nadine Thompson sued Southwest Airlines for forcing her to buy multiple seats on a flight. |
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| Quite autobiography/memoir/letters/journals a few. But I don't eat fast food and I don't drive, or go to the mall for that matter. I do walk. And I am fat. I am soft and round but I autobiography/memoir/letters/journals am not going to buy into autobiography/memoir/letters/journals the idea that I am endangered. I wish the critique of the culture of convenience and toxic mimics of play wasn't made with the simplification of why bodies are fat, but I agree with the critique. Posted by Tish on July 6, 2003 09:59 AM. Whatever problems convenience poses in our society, I don't think its serving any good that anti-fat forces constantly trot it out to condemn fat people. Even if they are casting a wide net and making generalizations, the implications of this thinking remains a moral judgement against people for being fat. Thin people drive. To be perfectly honest, I don't recall ever walking into a fast food location and not seeing the majority of customers being thin. Used like this, its just scapegoating and it serves no useful purpose. |
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