Michael REACTS to More FAT-PHOBIA Tiktoks 

Maybe we should talk about how leftists fear Reality & Basic Biology😂😂

Homophobia. I know its a low hanging "fruit"

Maybe when street preachers or whatever when they go near "pride parades" and how demonic some will turn

The phobia of being unarmed? Inability to self-defense? Blue hair phobia? Nose ring phobia? Rainbow phobia? Censorship phobia? Bookphobia? Sexphobia? Typical Christians, especially Catholics. The Catholic Church has always been afraid of sexuality. Even married couples had to turn off the lights in the bedroom. Conservatives are so uptight; it's unbearable. 😉

The fear of children and/or large families.

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That was 🔥

GOLD 🔥🔥

Bruh… You didn’t have to savage them like that lol!

ROFL thank you

Legit was laughing my ass off😆😆😂

Yo 0:05 cracks me up so hard!!!!!

Hell yes

I'm a proud fatphobe

Solid gold!! 😂

Welcom to k america 2023

Pride and envy

How can men pretending to be women demand we call them she?

Hey, be nice to Michael!

@@jandramardges3368you got me there

Or blaming society for the fact that they're not happy.

@@lattelove5366 it's been 10 years sweets, I'm still slim, 56 years young, no going back 😊💞💞💞💞

Yes to this comment! I say this all the time nobody that is fat is happy being that way.

We know.

Good for you ❤ I hope you stay healthy and feeling good in your skin.

Oh yeah. The food pyramid didn't help either.

I’m down almost 40 pounds after gaining 60. I still struggle with food issues but I love fitting into my clothes easier, having more energy and range of motion, and improved mental health. Compliments from friends and family members tend to also help encourage me.

I am 28 years old and I have always struggled with weight but it all comes down to personal choices.I have started working out 5 to 6 times a week and have changed my diet and lost about 40 pounds

I'm sorry for your struggle. I wish you luck!

Try getting your hormone levels checked. Mine were really out of whack. Getting those balanced out plus lifting heavy weights really helped me. I lost 30 pounds of body fat and gained 8 pounds of muscle. Good luck to you!

Well stated, thumbs up.

No one ever looks at someone fatter than they are and thinks "I wish I looked like that". (Including anorexics, who actually should think that.)

Yeah, you did in fact choose to be fat.

Stress will make someone fat real quick...

We don't know that for sure. The best thing an overweight person can do is not gain anymore weight that's step one.

Yeah it was a joke dude.

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it.. it was a joke.. otherwise she wouldn't have uploaded it lmao

@@Paris-qf2pi You must be a personal friend of hers since you know what her motive is. ROTFL.

Are you scared of putting the donuts down?

The editors for these videos are clearly a group of mice on cocaine

Editor for the Daily Wire must be the most fun job ever.

​@@ghettomarc50they literally the greatest editor I have seen😂😂🤣

We finally know what Michael looks like with long hair

Yes😂🤣😂🤣

Just say NO 🚫 to shoveling over 10,000 calories a day into your gut

Oh you’ll be scared when they threaten to sit on you

I’m definitely scared 🤣

I'm sacred that their gonna eat me

For us who know something about Greek _[i'm Italian, trained in Greek a bit]_ ... the word "Phobia" means "Awe, Wonder, Fear/Panic [irrational] ".

Congratulations on your will and determination and dedication to YOURSELF. You are losing sensibly, and therefore it will stay off. I did WW successfully in the past, and learned many great things including food tips & creativity as well as accountability TO ME. If I “cheated”, who was I cheating? Myself! Out of success! Keep up the great work ❤👏🏼👏🏼

YES

The outro, too.

And for the Key and Peele steal. That’s was hilarious!

​@@symoneprice798I absolutely lost it at that point 😂

what movie was this from?

Why so short bro? 6’5” here! And long bones would be the term 😂

And oftentimes people with big bones do tend to hold onto more fat which is why they have to work at exercise and eating right more than some people

Exactly. I have very small bones, and my younger sister always had big bones. But for most of her life, she was lean, just had larger bones than I did. As for me, my weight has fluctuated from being slightly underweight (I was teased relentlessly because of it), to now being overweight.

​@@zer.o women can't have true hourglass figures without wider shoulders and hips. The important thing is to keep a slim waist and hope to be blessed with a smaller-than-average waist, which makes for a true hourglass figure.

Yup. I was always one of the tallest girls in my class despite being one of the youngest. My best friend was tiny and petite. I didn’t put on weight until high school, I was scrawny as a kid. But when I sat next to her my thigh would be twice as big. It actually made me think I was fat for several years until one day I looked back at some photos and was like wait a minute… I was skinny!! 😂

They need to be fired for editing in all those stupid ads!

I could not disagree with this statement more

Why would I pay to see a so-called "GO-GO Dancer"? I use the word dancing very generously. It would be shoveling. I f I want to see a fat person trying & failing to dance, I only have to look in the mirror & it's free. Just like actors want attention, they are willing to remember some lines in order to exchange attention. Moddels are welling to keep in shape in exchange for attention that's fair however when you do not do nothing to take care of yourself as well as not think about how much food you stuff your face with " Eat to Live dont Live to Eat" and you scream at people " how dare you not looking at me". That person calling herself " Supermodel" does she use the word super because of her size?!?!?!?. Like I said, if I want to look at a fat person, I have to only look in the mirror. Apparently, she is super in size, not brain. She should not breed.

I have a very strict policy: I never buy bigger belts. If my clothes start getting uncomfortably tight, then it's a constant reminder that I've got to lose weight.

@@bujharvard9313 I like that! Thanks for the tip!

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I did went from 240 to 175 I know what you went through, then I got married and got divorced and went into a depresses stage and up to 260, but I knew I messed up when I could not tie my shoes so I just stop eating bad food and stop eating after hours, this make a huge difference. Is very easy to be lazy and eat with out care but when I can’t walk a block with out sweating a bunch or tie my shoes, yeah I’m out. I am back to 210 now and going for at least 195 to 198

*whoever sorry

Whoever. If you don't know when to use a word, look it up first. Whom would be the second person in the sentence. Who does it to whom (or whomever.)

​​@@2017_K___Booth"who" gives a crap. Edit: just adding and lol in here to lighten up my message.

Ahhh yes Americans destroying how you form words correctly in English, again. It's pacho-philia. _[proper Greek into English.]_

The Lord saves me Sunday Morning.

​@@madfrolick3172amen!

@@madfrolick3172 The Lord saves us every morning

He rose on Saturday before 6pm according to the way Israelites were taught by God/Jesus to count time. Makes sense also when you do much deep long study into since God/Jesus rested on the 7th day after creating all that He did. So according to optimus prime John 3:1-21 position in the Lord's eyes according to Acts 17 Berean exegesis, when Jesus the Christ paid in full for our sins at the cross in His blood, *****we take REST in HIS finished work at the cross.***** _[this is not promoting any type of false doctrine of Sabbath Day keeping which Paul refers to in Galatians, i'm simply pointing out Scripturally that Jesus rose on Saturday before 6pm/the next day]._ @@madfrolick3172

He died once for all... not that He saves us every morning, rathe@@TheUncivilizedNation *"Knowing that the Christ being raised from the dead dieth no more; death hath no more dominion over him. For in that He died, He died unto sin ONCE: but in that he liveth, he liveth unto God."* ~ Romans 6:9-10, KJV

And even then, it’s not something that should be accepted. There are a lot of people who claim they only want to make the world more accepting or tolerable of fat people, but that’s not a good thing either. We should never reach a point as a society where we can look at millions of others throwing away their lives in selfish pursuits and just be okay with that. No, we shouldn’t be cruel, but _never_ should a destructive lifestyle be considered acceptable by society at large. For example, some decades ago we chose to be more accepting and tolerable of divorce-even no fault divorce-and look where we are now. Divorce is rampant, shattered families are normal, and more generations of kids are being raised in broken homes, but thinking that there’s nothing wrong with that because it’s so common, and thus never dealing with the trauma. Never, ever accept unhealthy choices, because that allows others to promote unhealthy choices.

Have you seen the comments on this thread?

Yes you can get rid of it!

Might want to research Lipedema

My friend coined a term about 20 years ago: FCP (Fat Chick Personality). He's right. Hefty gals tend to be frigging obnoxious. Either that or we're less willing to overlook their personality problems when they're not doable.

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Well I mean they need plus size people to advertise plus size clothing. Even if we don't wanna be fat we have to have clothes to wear lol and thin people can model the clothes.

Seriously, was traumatizing Larry the cucumber and destroying his hat not enough for these people?!

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Once again it never fails....Americans destroying how you form words correctly in English, again. It's not fat-phobiia it's pacho-philia. [proper Greek into English.]

Yeah, I gagged when she said that. Almost lost my supper.

I get scared that their gonna eat me

Screaming!? What do you scream?

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You're just a nasty person then. How fat does that person have to be for you to react in such a ridiculous way? Morbidly obese or just bigger than you? People like you are the reason à lot of people hide away when their body weight goes up, which leads to more eating etc. Not every overweight person is a glutton. I say this à person who was normal weight (even after bearing 9 children!) only to hit menopause and, without changing diet, started gaining weight year by year. And no I don't drink soda, alcohol, fast foods, binge on chocolate etc. I stick to mostly low carb and yet the weight doesn't shift. I'm not mordibly obese just 15 or so kg heavier than I used to be, but, I hate it, yet it is what it is. But nasty people, like some of the people commenting on this clip, are what reinforces to me the belief that people reject you because you're a little overweight, and in some, fuel depression and negative behaviour. I feel compassion on them, because I know in a small way what its like. We all have our demons we need to battle - some are just more obvious, less socially acceptable, to the world than others. Shame on you all.

GET IN MY BELLY!

Here’s the thing- yes, there are people who can eat whatever they want. But none of us gained weight from one pbj or one cupcake. It’s over time by exceeding the calories we burn consistently. Even those thin people that seem to eat whatever are eating less of it than we would eat of it.

@@kaitlynjones3424 I understand that, it was a joke. The point was despite being less than half his age I had to work four times as hard to be in shape

For real.

It really does come down to addiction.

but it doesn't mean that fit people should make fun of them and make comments, especially to people who aren't proclaiming fat acceptance

#PersonalResponsibility Even if it is medically related.

Yep just like its a choice to eat healthy or bereligious or any other healthy good choice. People act like they were magically handed healthy bodies or muscles or values that kept protected them from making mistakes and indulging in sloth and gluttony and lust or any other sin No its a choice and blaming people who made the right one when they made the wrong one KNOWINGLY doesnt make them martyrs it makes them foolish.

💯 Environmentally developed choice.

Yes. I am normal sized and have had people say that I’m skinny. I fit clothes and can carry my body around freely. That ain’t skinny

Sadly, though she's really doing this to herself as well, that beard is a sign that she has PCOS. (Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome) Symptoms include: an apple shaped body, rapid weight gain, an inability to lose weight without extreme dieting, insulin resistance, and growing hair in places a gal shouldn't be growing it. I went through PCOS for over a decade. I struggled to lose weight even though I was on WWers, I tried Jenny Craig and veganism, nothing helped. Then I had to have an emergency hysterectomy because I bled out in the ER. My weight on my 36th birthday (the day I was dx'd with cancer after my hysterectomy) I weighed 325 lbs. I was 5'2". (I've lost an inch) almost immediately after I was done with treatment, I started to lose weight on my own. It's been 18 years but I was weighed this past week and I'm down to 224 lbs. But if you saw me? You'd ridicule me for being a fat girl with unhealthy habits who refuses to lose weight. I'm damn proud of that 100 lbs and I can not wait to get to "Onederland". When people who don't know me stare or say something snide about my appearance (a guy once loudly exclaimed to a waitress "give me a different table, I don't want to watch that fat cow shovel food down her gullet" Nice, huh?) I look them in the eyes and reply, "Thank you. I hope you have a great day." and I go on with my life. Just remember, my friend, you don't know anyone's back story. Try to give folks the benefit of the doubt. 😊

@@Kaemea what a wonderfully positive comment my friend, thank you for sharing. In the case of the woman with the neck beard, however, I believe it’s totally fair to say she’s probably not doing as much as you have done to make yourself healthy, considering she’s picked up the excuse of fat positivity. Excess hair growth and being obese don’t necessarily equate to PCOS, as certain ethnicities naturally have more hair growth than others, and her weight could just be her horrible lifestyle.

Yes, “big boned” is a thing, but it’s really just bone structure, and never makes the big boned person look disproportionate. Curvy women with pronounced hourglasses (the true plus size models) have thicker bones than the skinny heroin-chic models of the 90’s, it’s not just metabolism. Those curvy women could never get themselves to look like the heroin-chic models. Thigh gaps and hip dips are also bone structure. But denser, thicker bones never make one look overweight, because the rest of the body is naturally in proportion to the skeletal structure it sits upon. That is one ridiculous myth.

She really wasn’t speaking truth, she was voicing her feelings about the world separate from objective truth. She made it seem as if it isn’t a choice she’s made to be the size she is, that because of that, the entire world is out to get her. Not only is that last statement untrue-about half the adult population in places like the US and UK are overweight, so the general populace is at least desensitized, if not sympathetic-but it’s blown out of proportion due to her feelings. She thinks the world is exceptionally crueler to her than it is, because she’s insecure about the choices she’s made that have led to her being so unhealthy. Instead of confronting those feelings and changing her choices, however, she (consciously or subconsciously) seeks to justify those choices by telling herself she’s a victim. It’s her choices that have led to her being fat, so for her to not only continue with those choices to maintain, but also to promote her kind of lifestyle as sympathetic says all we need to know about her pathetic mindset.

Wrong. Everything in moderation.

That'll probably only work once.