Anime isn't just a bunch of cheap American ripoffs of cartoons, it's art. Next time you American sheeple are watching your simpsons or south park or whatever mindless American cartoons that have plots, storylines and comedy, I'll be Admiring the wonderful and superior art of Chinese cartoons.
Uh are you seriously body shaming her right now??? listen twig, the deployment of fat-shaming, along with retrograde misogyny, has been central to advancing white supremacy in the United States since at least the 1800s, according to Amy Farrell, an American studies and women’s and gender studies professor at Dickinson College. In her 2011 book Fat Shame: Stigma and the Fat Body in American Culture, Farrell argues that in the 19th century, fat became a marker for deeming a body inferior and outside the boundaries of what counted as a “proper American body.” “Fatness,” she writes, “was a motif used to identify ‘inferior bodies’—those of immigrants, former slaves, and women—and it became a telltale sign of a ‘superior’ person falling from grace.” In the 1900s, postcards mocking fat white women “promoted the idea that a fat white woman’s body was a body out of control, attractive only to those men who were themselves less civilized.”
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Anime isn't just a bunch of cheap American ripoffs of cartoons, it's art. Next time you American sheeple are watching your simpsons or south park or whatever mindless American cartoons that have plots, storylines and comedy, I'll be Admiring the wonderful and superior art of Chinese cartoons.
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1 cragfar 2019-10-31
As my grandma always said, nobody can truly love a fat person.
1 againstsinglemothers 2019-10-31
Based
1 wokeaspie 2019-10-31
She's not skinnyfat, she's 5'3 and 200lbs. That's almost dwarven.
1 YoshFromYsraelDntBan 2019-10-31
cubevolution
1 solarianprincess 2019-10-31
Uh are you seriously body shaming her right now??? listen twig, the deployment of fat-shaming, along with retrograde misogyny, has been central to advancing white supremacy in the United States since at least the 1800s, according to Amy Farrell, an American studies and women’s and gender studies professor at Dickinson College. In her 2011 book Fat Shame: Stigma and the Fat Body in American Culture, Farrell argues that in the 19th century, fat became a marker for deeming a body inferior and outside the boundaries of what counted as a “proper American body.” “Fatness,” she writes, “was a motif used to identify ‘inferior bodies’—those of immigrants, former slaves, and women—and it became a telltale sign of a ‘superior’ person falling from grace.” In the 1900s, postcards mocking fat white women “promoted the idea that a fat white woman’s body was a body out of control, attractive only to those men who were themselves less civilized.”