Fatties of r/antidiet upset at the amount of "eating disorder" content on their favorite chinese spyware app

>Imo diet talk is on the rise everywhere right now and it's not entirely unrelated to how right-wing crap is increasing in popularity right now.

Diet talk is right wing is my favorite new redditor talking point

>Tbh I tried to get on RedNote after the initial exodus and I saw a non-zero amount of Chinese ED content in the first half hour. I don't have TikTok on my phone anymore and now I don't look at either.

You mean they eat like normal people instead if the average american?

>Yes to the distraction. Additionally, the rise of diets, "thin is in" and all this type of content are intertwined with the rise of fascism. Ranking bodies and deciding what is "in" vs "out" has always been political.

Fascist always sent the fats to the camps and let the thins go, this is well documented of course

>"No violation found"

reporting someone on TikTok because they aren't 300 pounds