Maybe if we all tired a bit harder and abused all the fat people we see they’ll be motivated to lose some weight and make the nation a bit healthier. We could start a national ‘Abuse a Fatty’ day.
A sad sign of the times where people feel they can ‘abuse’ another human being.
However society seems to like to pick and choose what groups are easy pickings fat, cyclists etc etc
No need to abuse fatties, just the implementation of great landwhale hunting. As they slowly move down the high street, filter feeding on gregs pasties..shoot em with a harpoon and haul them into a transit for making into soup and ive heard the tubster bone corsets are the next big thing in ladies fashion. Through natural selection the faster, sleeker ones will escape and we’ll all become thinner and more bootiful to behold.
I wouldn’t say I’m a fatist, though how people look after themselves is important to me in terms of earning respect on the other hand your body your life. However I would liken those parents who allow there Children to be overweight or obese and not do anything about it as outright neglect.
When did bullying and tormenting people become a fun pastime? Maybe the OP should have stood up for the woman instead of sniggering with the rest of the cowards.
You almost felt sorry for her? What a nasty person you appear to be.
I wouldn’t say I’m a fatist, though how people look after themselves is important to me in terms of earning respect on the other hand your body your life.
I respect people based on who they are and what they do, rather than their size.
Your way sounds much easier and quicker though.
The bloke in the shop is being a dick in front of fewer people?
The bloke in the shop only exists within the joke 🙄
I don’t like comedians who’s act is just a barrage of abuse at other people and groups, but I seem to recall that Jimmy Carr is just as likely to make himself the butt of one of his jokes as anyone else.
If Jimmy Carr does it as a joke it is acceptable but not if someone else does?
It’s not about the person making the remark it’s about the context in which the remark is made. When the comedian does it, the members of the audience are willing participants, when the woman popped out to the local shop she wasn’t expecting to be the butt of someone else’s joke.
Or does anyone really think that all Jimmy Carr’s (or any other comedians) stories are just a retelling of things that actually happened to him?