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There's a certain kind of "liberal" who thinks it's cool to fat-shame people because it satisfies their assholish urge to "punch down" while not violating liberal cultural norms. Stoppit. There's plenty to criticize about the man without resorting to body-shaming.
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lockethegate
It's not fat shaming. It's liar shaming, narcissist shaming, and traitor shaming.
JoeMalmsteen
Haha, jokes on you! I AM the fat friend!
simianruler
We're making fun of him for claiming he's 6'3" and 215lbs. I'm 6'4" and 270lbs and skinnier than he is. His ass is lying. It's the lie we're making fun of.
notblubber
I wouldn't, but he constantly hates on people for their appearance, like "Fat-ass Rosie O'Donnell." He is an orange, bloated turd, and I won't stop saying that.
ragazzino
Lie shaming is a thing.
MajorNikon
getadogupya
When my fat friends start making ridiculous lies about their weight, they'll cop some jokes too.
gsmdo
They’re not fat shaming - they are lying fuck shaming…
Neednoggle
I don't give a shit that he's fat. I think most of the comments and posts are focusing on the fact he so blatantly lied about it.
Tisimish
The comparisons between him and people who are the same height and weight he claimed to be aren't inherently fat shaming, but they absolutely lend themselves to the people who want to fat shame and encourage the behavior if they're not immediately downvoted to hell and back for it.
lostwalllet
He started it…
fpro
fat shaming some one who isn't you does not harm you. if it does then you think too much about yourself
s1m1mesa132
What others think, if you are fat, is the least of your problems. If your weight is causing you health issues, or will in the future, that is your primary concern, and one you and you alone can choose to address or ignore. I don't give a f$#@ what people think about me with regards to my body. Is caring about someone else's opinion going to save your life? End it? Addressing underlying causes of obesity most likely will. Other people's opinions? DO NOT BE A SLAVE TO OTHER PEOPLE'S OPINIONS. EVER
DickSoup
Fuck that orange fat fuckin’ fuck.
rcgom
its not the fat we're clowning, its the denial. & isn't that self denial more fat shaming than us pointing out his (very transparent) lie?
dirtmarker
As "your fat friend" keep it the fuck going. The comedy value alone is worth it.
VeryLongTimeLurker
as a fat guy.. OP has a point. but also, 215? fuck that! I am apparently 3 inches shorter around 260 but he makes me look slim.
frischcode
I said he was a dumbass; not a fat ass. He is that too. But I didn't say it.
FaptainPicard
same point. Trump will never see it, but your dumb friends will. They just may not get it
frischcode
bhobby1212
I’m fat 370 but I don’t sugarcoat it because I’d eat it.
dirtmarker
DickSoup
Thank you for the humor, internet stranger. I regret that I have but one +1 to give.
NeverMetAGoodMod
As a fat guy I hereby give people permission to fat shame Trump.
illoeanta
Same. Nobody needs permission from my fat ass. Shame away!
s1m1mesa132
Beat me to it. This piece of shit needs to be belittled on every plane of existence possible. As a representative of the fat club of America, we fully endorse all insults hurled his way..... here's the difference.... I may be fat, but I am not a lying, insecure, narcissistic, racist fat bag of shit like he is. I can always lose weight. An insult on his weight has nothing to do with me. He has fingernails. So do I.....and?....... nexxxxxxxxxxxxt!
HelpfulCorn
As a former fat woman I second the motion.
jnmjnmjnm
It isn’t *fat* shaming… it is the *delusional claims* for height and weight against the observed reality that are being shamed. Me and my fat friends know we are not built like Mohamed Ali (at 29) or Chris Hemsworth.
Cargobiker530
I'm 5'8", 240 lbs. We sure as hell aren't shaming him about the fat. It's the *ing VANITY and LIES that are worthy of shaming.
Sebastopol140
Being fat is not healthy, being fat is not good. You can accept fat people like they are and not shame them, but is it really nice to them?
alt86er
I think, there's a huge difference between those that have genuine concern for a persons well being, and those that simply kick at people not fitting their view of things. You can very often tell them apart by looking at how they express their statements. So, yes, obesity is not exactly healthy. Leashing out at those that are obese on the other hand is never healthy either. Neither for the hit person nor for the one doing the hitting.
Sebastopol140
I 100% agree on that. Still you MUST keep in mind that it's extremely bad for your health.
alt86er
That's what I meant: Genuine concern will find a way to address the problem, that is not mostly causing grief. It's not that the topic must not be addressed. It's usually how and how often and also by whom. Some people would have to fix other problems first, e.g. some depression or still affecting trauma. And trust me, I would want to discuss that kind of problems with some (internet) stranger.
alt86er
There's an »n't« missing. ;-/
Sebastopol140
I'll add that It's very often a surroundings factor. You will need a healthy living environment, not in a physical sense, in a sense you feel ok. You need to feel great, to have things running.
alt86er
Yep. If you are constantly miserable (for whatever reason) you cannot be expected to a) simply change your way of living. That's additional effort in an already shitty situation. And b) that it is something so profound such as reducing your net caloric intake below your own caloric output. That's is by definition a net minus. It's always a mini-starvation, until you reach your target weight. So it's that kind of strain as well and that on top of the other two.