Daily mail body shaming

[xjay1337]

Fat shaming? Or double standards.

[Funk]

Your first error was reading the Daily Mail.

[S10GTA]

xjay1337 said:

Fat shaming? Or double standards.

2100 shares of a story about some bloke put on a few lbs? What kind of idiot share a DM story, and why?!

[AndrewEH1]

All I get from that is Mike Larkin is a lazy fking 'journalist' as the only difference between the two articles are a few words and how much their respective publicists have paid the Mail.

[xjay1337]

Funk said:

Your first error was reading the Daily Mail.

In my defense someone posted this on a funny dog picture group I'm on, on Facebook.

Both are about as "plump" as each other.

But Amy has an amazing bod.
And Leo is a bit tubby

??????

I suspect they were kinder to Amy as she's quite outspoken about feminism and being heckled and what not. Even if she is incredibly irritating.

[Terminator X]

They make it up as they go along, skinny one day fat the next. Who gives a flying fk about it anyway and why is it news?

TX.

[Wobbegong]

I thought the media were celebrating his 'dad bod' a few months back?

[Foliage]

OP what's your opinion?

Personally I don't give a st, if someones fat or thin


I care even less what the mass media machines opinion is.

[okgo]

Leo famously does a blockbuster then gets fked up for the rest of the year right?

Sounds pretty sweet to me.

[Otispunkmeyer]

both look fine to me...

Daily Flailing Wail is a horrendous rag; scraping many barrels to depths previously unbeknownst to man. Not even toilet paper grade.

[Otispunkmeyer]

okgo said:

Leo famously does a blockbuster then gets fked up for the rest of the year right?

Sounds pretty sweet to me.

That and flying about the place with his entourage and private jet to lecture people on emissions and climate change. Some of the crap he's pulled marks him out as a colossal hypocrite. Like many actors... he should stick to just that because the rest of his output is essentially nonsense.

[xjay1337]

Foliage said:

OP what's your opinion?

Personally I don't give a st, if someones fat or thin


I care even less what the mass media machines opinion is.

I don't care either.

Just that there was a lot of talk about fat shaming / being healthy in the media and the Daily Mail does tend to put a high priority on what someone is wearing / how they look instead of any actual news.

I think it's hypocritical of the DM.

[ReaperCushions]

Did anyone watch that Paparazzi documentary on Channel 4 a few weeks back?

Essentially confirming all these stories are total bks and made up to fit a bunch of pictures they've taken. Everyone in the industry knows its complete tut including most of the celebs who often tip off the paps to arrive in certain places where they will be.