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Man sends "you are fat and set a bad example for the community" email to news station. Community rises up in anger

http://video.news8000.com/watch.php?id=36335

Post: #2

most of the FB responders are women and the the few guys appear to be herbs and one who himself may be obese.

I will admit though the comment was unwarranted. If she were being a bitch then let 'er 'av it but it was unprovoked and makes the commenter look like a bully.

Post: #3

Bully or not, his email was well-written and accurate. +1 rep for him.

"That man's words mean nothing to me."

Liar! Look how upset she is! Fat shaming works!!!

Post: #4

Just sent this off to all my buddies who are at work right now. I think the comment section could get a little heated up in a few minutes

Post: #5

Hey guys, lets keep the comments clean and respectful. Maybe we can win some hearts and minds. Feel free to follow my example:

   

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(10-02-2012 01:18 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Hey guys, lets keep the comments clean and respectful. Maybe we can win some hearts and minds. Feel free to follow my example:

Wow the amount of white knights commenting on this video offering "emotional support" is sickening. The best part is you can see what these white knights look like. Overweight middle aged herbs who look they may have lost their virginity in the past two years to a behemoth just like the news anchor this email was directed at.

One of the most supplicating betas even comments " If everyone were skinny, this world would be boring an have no character, hospitals and pharm companies would lose money, people would altogether live longer thus raising the entire population over time thus eventually have worldwide food shortages much sooner than originally thought. Skinny people will kill our planet."
Are you kidding me?

Post: #7

This is a priceless comment

Post: #8

Might have a winner here:

"That guys a jerk, anchors are suppose to be heavy, otherwise what good are they?"

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(10-02-2012 01:31 PM)rationalize_this Wrote:  

(10-02-2012 01:18 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Hey guys, lets keep the comments clean and respectful. Maybe we can win some hearts and minds. Feel free to follow my example:

Wow the amount of white knights commenting on this video offering "emotional support" is sickening. The best part is you can see what these white knights look like. Overweight middle aged herbs who look they may have lost their virginity in the past two years to a behemoth just like the news anchor this email was directed at.

One of the most supplicating betas even comments " If everyone were skinny, this world would be boring an have no character, hospitals and pharm companies would lose money, people would altogether live longer thus raising the entire population over time thus eventually have worldwide food shortages much sooner than originally thought. Skinny people will kill our planet."
Are you kidding me?

Dude, that's gotta be the red pill talking in satirical form.

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(10-02-2012 03:22 PM)Fisto Wrote:  

(10-02-2012 01:31 PM)rationalize_this Wrote:  

(10-02-2012 01:18 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Hey guys, lets keep the comments clean and respectful. Maybe we can win some hearts and minds. Feel free to follow my example:

Wow the amount of white knights commenting on this video offering "emotional support" is sickening. The best part is you can see what these white knights look like. Overweight middle aged herbs who look they may have lost their virginity in the past two years to a behemoth just like the news anchor this email was directed at.

One of the most supplicating betas even comments " If everyone were skinny, this world would be boring an have no character, hospitals and pharm companies would lose money, people would altogether live longer thus raising the entire population over time thus eventually have worldwide food shortages much sooner than originally thought. Skinny people will kill our planet."
Are you kidding me?

Dude, that's gotta be the red pill talking in satirical form.

I did too until I saw the guys picture. Bald fat guy holding his newborn baby. The sad thing was I couldn't tell the difference between his wife's arm or the baby he was holding. Both looked like pale wrinkled flabs with no discernible features.

Post: #11

She is the sister of the guy from Office Space

Post: #12

"I don't care so much I'm going to read the entire email on public TV and respond to it."

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Post: #14

I still can't believe how many talking points are in that little "response."

I would break it down, but what would be the point? We all agree.

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Wow...she pulled out all the stops in that response. If you want to make yourself criticism proof, or truly shame someone else, make it about the KIDS. Shaming fatties hurts the KIDS...HOW CAN YOU DO SUCH A HORRIBLE THING? Then she aligns herself with the victims of bullying to further elicit sympathy. She says messages like this are harmful to kids, and encourages bullying. Well...it was YOUR fuckin' husband that made it public! And dude didn't bully her at all. He was critical, but he didn't use threatening or harsh language. The guy that wrote the letter makes a valid point also - kids seeing her on tv every day could very well take that as, "I can eat what I want, as much as I want, and STILL be on tv!" Sure, messages could have influence, but what kids see is equally, if not more powerful. If she really wants to set an example, get an endorsement from Jenny Craig, or go on "The Biggest Loser."

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I remember the good old days when bullying meant being beaten up and told that if you mentioned it to anyone... you'd get worse. Of course, back in those days, cordially writing a letter expressing your distaste at the state of a public figure was considered a service to your community.

Oh how times have changed. And I'm only talking about the nineties.

Post: #17

Whoa, did not know Chris Christie doubles as a news anchor, with a wig no less.

This sow is just happy because she attention whored successfully.

I fully approve fat shaming, but you can't just unload from a fattie across the room, before she's scarcely uttered a word. Instead, goad them into making negative statements about people, especially lame men. Entertain her entitlement for a moment, agree with her, then look her up and down and inform her that she's no shining beauty either. I did this a little while back, mentioned it on the forums, and it was utterly devastating. This way is better, because people will think you're a bully if you just commence shaming unprompted. She needs to show herself to be a bitch first, making you the voice of reason and reproach. You get them to 'throw the first punch,' and then deliver a righteous pimp slap, and you'll have the crowd's favor.

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Now this is really interesting. The news station has now moved the story to a youtube channel and blocked comments, national news is picking it up...even with a slight acknowledgement of forum esque comments.

[url= http://todayhealth.today.com/_news/2012/...ing-ensues[/url]

"Though some of the responses to Livington’s post were as cruel as the original comments, others were an affirmation of her individuality and courage."

300 ish comments before they shut it down, and Roosh was around #233.

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(10-02-2012 05:37 PM)wiscanada Wrote:  300 ish comments before they shut it down, and Roosh was around #233.

I feel as though we're really starting to make a difference.

Post: #20

I really would love to email her the link to Nigels Blog.

Post: #21

I said "obese is a legitimate medical term. This anchor is avoiding responsibility and the people supporting her are enablers and rationalizing an unhealthy lifestyle choice. And it's really pathetic to kiss such a huge ass haha"

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(10-02-2012 05:37 PM)wiscanada Wrote:  Now this is really interesting. The news station has now moved the story to a youtube channel and blocked comments, national news is picking it up...even with a slight acknowledgement of forum esque comments.

[url= http://todayhealth.today.com/_news/2012/...ing-ensues[/url]

"Though some of the responses to Livington’s post were as cruel as the original comments, others were an affirmation of her individuality and courage."

300 ish comments before they shut it down, and Roosh was around #233.

Yep. MSN has it on the homepage now..."Anchor gives empowering message." PLEASE.

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(10-02-2012 07:20 PM)Timoteo Wrote:  Yep. MSN has it on the homepage now..."Anchor gives empowering message." PLEASE.

Post: #24

anyone else curious what her beta husband looks like?

Post: #25

Probably just made her career. Goddamnit all.