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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Regardless of that…she’s doing yoga. That is a healthy activity. But all you can see is an opportunity to shame. [/quote]

Throwing out some picture of a person posing in yoga position for a photo doesn’t mean healthy.

A drugged out hippie could be posing in a yoga move and you would think, hey a least it’s healthy? Really? They could even say they are a yoga teacher focusing on the drugged out experience, but hey it must be healthy right?
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But here you are, certain that she can’t be fat. Because [i]you know[/i]. Based solely on her appearance, [i]you know[/i] she’s unhealthy. You’re the one with the inside track and everyone else is fooling themselves.  [/quote]

Why the splitting of hairs?   Being FAT is UNHEALTHY.

Check out the CDC website and the information it has regarding Covid and being fat.  [/quote]
It’s not splitting hairs. Being fat does not inherently mean that someone is unhealthy. I know it would be convenient for fat shamers to think so, but it’s just not true. Are some fat people unhealthy? Yes. Are some scrawny people unhealthy? Resoundingly so! [/quote]

Excuses. Excuses.  Show me the data on Covid and “scrawny people”.   Or provide evidence that being fat is HEALTHY!  No shaming - this is a reality check.  Model as many fat people as you would like to sell a product - it does not change the fact that it is unhealthy to look like that model.  The only really the advertising has changed to highlight fat people is to sell product. L[/quote]

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