What do you think about this whole "plus size" model phenomina thats happening? Theyre trying to cancel Jordan Peterson for it

@BlueVeins but big girls like that dont belong on those magazines. The media is just trying to manipulate the standard of whats healthy, whats beautiful, whats NORMAL, and its all lies.

@BlueVeins and lets be honest, generally men dont find big women attractive. There are liposuction doctors for a reason. Now theres such thing as thick women which is a whole lot different than flat out fat

@MntoNc There are more people who are attracted to thin women than to fat women, but there are still people who are attracted to fat women (known as "chubby chasers"). Likewise, there are way more thin models than there are fat models. And look, I'm with you in finding fat women (and men) unattractive, but clearly the market for modeling is a lot bigger than just you & me, and the chubby chasers are no less deserving of fap material than we are.

@BlueVeins usually these men are broke, just saying lol

@MntoNc If they were broke, they wouldn't be buying so many magazines. 🤷‍♂️

@BlueVeins youre reaching man. People dont buy magazines just for the cover itself

@MntoNc Duh, they buy 'em for the inside pages, which are also full of models. 🤦‍♂️

@BlueVeins and no ones buying them anymore. Theyre just looking at porn

@MntoNc Less so nowadays, but they still sell. 🤷‍♂️

@BlueVeins being fat still isn't healthy, but of course it's your choice. It's still wrong.

@Changeisgonnacome If you're concerned about obesity, then the best policy prescriptions for that are dense, walkable cities, access to healthcare, and ending corn syrup subsidies. It would also help to try and make life less stressful, such as by improving working conditions & hours through unionization.

@BlueVeins you're on your own. No public health planning in the freedom country. It's probably illegal to stop investing in more car culture. Riding is enforced.

@Changeisgonnacome Privatized healthcare is less free than single payer though, private health insurers limit the providers you can go to based on who's in-network, and they force you to pay high rate for their services. If you want freedom, single payer healthcare is the way to go.


Not entirely false, but the solution to that is to just change the law. Some cities in the US have already done that and it's been great.