Mail Online today has a link to the following video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tbcoh5hre74&list=LLd3b6XRp1tAPQrAq6kcTSOQ
Apparently the objective of the ‘exercise’ is ‘to banish body shame’. But how does it do that? It doesn’t. The woman collapses in a heap after 80 seconds. The spectacle is grotesque and people should tell her so. If girls and young women are as influenced by role models as we’re told, what kind of a role model is she, effectively telling girls and young women it’s OK – cool, even – to be clinically obese, despite the health problems that can accompany obesity? The video’s been watched by over 2.5 million people.
It’s yet another example of the mindset displayed on a daily basis by Laura Bates and the whiny women who contribute to The Everyday Sexism Project – ‘I don’t like some things about the world, so the world must change’. These woman are infantilising themselves and other women. For the sake of herself and others, the woman in the video needs to diet and lose weight. End of.
Justice for Men & Boys 
so,looking slender,well proportioned, like a Barbie doll ,is very bad and harmful to young girls. God forbid they look anything like that. On the other hand,being fat,even obese is a great thing to emulate for young girls,according to the article/youtube. Have the feminists completely lost their minds? Have they ever had any minds? Not only do obese women/people look bad,unattractive,they are also usually unhealthy and this costs the taxpayers lots of money to deal with. Why do the feminists try to turn the world on its head?
Max.B.
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Thanks for your comments. What’s the betting the woman in the video would self-identify as a feminist?
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lol, I think the whole bet would be on your assumption. 100% ! because a decent woman with the slightest shred of selfrespect and dignity could not possibly have done that. Easy.. :-)))
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