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kerykes, obesity, jamie gwen, sexy fat, female, recipes, canadian broadcasting corporation, fat lip, advance, surgery, low fat, warren eckstein, | So he's only fostering self-destructive behavior yet "encourage[s] neither." Right. He later takes another reader to task and believes that people "shut off [their] brains" when it comes to this subject. The remainder of the comments have the usual tripe: someone thinking people can "loose" weight by "just eating less;" someone diabetes control who thinks diabetes control that fat is "stealing childhood..." I wouldn't be surprised if someone stopped by to bitch about Torrid, either. So why bring this on to BFB? To point out that this is diabetes control still a popular opinion amongst people of both sides of the political fence. It's real. It's out there. It's the ignorance we need to blow away. Posted on April 28, 2005 in The Media. |
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Uh, hello? Disconnect, anyone? Avery Walker, the author, also has a obesity comment box on the site ready to go. There's a comment there from a woman named Jill who takes him to task for stereotyping fat people but, in response he bashes the idea that fat is the last acceptable prejudice: I don't buy that "last acceptable bigotry," bit. To compare eating too much to the struggles of the obesity civil rights movement is pretty offensive. If anything, making this issue a sacred cow has helped feed the problem. So has the opposite--making people feel bad about their appearance/weight only causes more self-destructive behavior. I encourage neither, simply arming people with the truth about what they eat and better regulating the industry. And there you go. He's convinced that Americans eat too much, and isn't above calling them "moo cows" which is the exact behavior he admonishes above. |
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