Jennifer Lawrence Calls for Censoring Fat Shaming
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I don't think it's been mentioned yet, but look how hairy her arms are! She is probably a total freak in the sack from having high testosterone levels.
She was face hugged, and they managed to save her from the chestburster.
"What's the difference between us.
We can start at the penis.
Or scream I just don't give a fuck and see who really means it."
- Marshall Bruce Mathers III
Quote: (12-31-2013 04:43 PM)thedude3737 Wrote:
[quote] (12-30-2013 09:58 PM)Akula Wrote:
(12-21-2013, 06:10 AM)Combored Wrote: My biggest problem with white women
wtf is that? That's not a plastic surgery scar. It looks like a scar from some serious internal surgery.
I've seen this in real life. Wrinkles.
^ Yeah, I know it's comedy, but watching that video, it strikes me that Anne Hathaway seems to be the only woman who understands girl game. Shame the haircut ages her so badly.
Quote: (12-31-2013 09:36 PM)Aurelian Wrote:
Quote: (12-31-2013 04:43 PM)thedude3737 Wrote:
[quote] (12-30-2013 09:58 PM)Akula Wrote:
(12-21-2013, 06:10 AM)Combored Wrote: My biggest problem with white women
wtf is that? That's not a plastic surgery scar. It looks like a scar from some serious internal surgery.
I've seen this in real life. Wrinkles.
And she's only 25 (24 in that photo)...
Know your enemy and know yourself, find naught in fear for 100 battles. Know yourself but not your enemy, find level of loss and victory. Know thy enemy but not yourself, wallow in defeat every time.
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Know your enemy and know yourself, find naught in fear for 100 battles. Know yourself but not your enemy, find level of loss and victory. Know thy enemy but not yourself, wallow in defeat every time.
Quote: (12-31-2013 10:53 PM)Athlone McGinnis Wrote:
Quote: (12-31-2013 09:36 PM)Aurelian Wrote:
Quote: (12-31-2013 04:43 PM)thedude3737 Wrote:
[quote] (12-30-2013 09:58 PM)Akula Wrote:
(12-21-2013, 06:10 AM)Combored Wrote: My biggest problem with white women
wtf is that? That's not a plastic surgery scar. It looks like a scar from some serious internal surgery.
I've seen this in real life. Wrinkles.
And she's only 25 (24 in that photo)...
Jennifer lawrence is currently 23. She was probably 22 in that photo.(born august 15th, 1990 according to her imdb and wikipedia, which I guess could be bogus)
Quote: (12-31-2013 10:59 PM)master_thespian Wrote:
Quote: (12-31-2013 10:53 PM)Athlone McGinnis Wrote:
Quote: (12-31-2013 09:36 PM)Aurelian Wrote:
Quote: (12-31-2013 04:43 PM)thedude3737 Wrote:
[quote] (12-30-2013 09:58 PM)Akula Wrote:
(12-21-2013, 06:10 AM)Combored Wrote: My biggest problem with white women
wtf is that? That's not a plastic surgery scar. It looks like a scar from some serious internal surgery.
I've seen this in real life. Wrinkles.
And she's only 25 (24 in that photo)...
Jennifer lawrence is currently 23. She was probably 22 in that photo.(born august 15th, 1990 according to her imdb and wikipedia, which I guess could be bogus)
I was talking about the photo of Candace Swanepoel in the pink dress with the between-the-boob wrinkling. Swanepoel is 25.
Know your enemy and know yourself, find naught in fear for 100 battles. Know yourself but not your enemy, find level of loss and victory. Know thy enemy but not yourself, wallow in defeat every time.
Oh, the hamster is strong in this one: Jennifer Lawrence Wanted to Kiss "Batman" Christian Bale In American Hustle, Not "Fatman."
Read more: http://www.usmagazine.com/celebrity-news...z2qDXr3V87
Read more: http://www.usmagazine.com/celebrity-news...z2qDXr3V87
Very relevant. [While we are on here talking about how Jennifer Lawrence is too fat to be saying shit, real feminists, and really the broad liberal population are so far out there that I didn't even see this coming. They are hating on Lawrence too, but for the exact opposite reason as us. God help us all.]
A FB friend of mine posted the following about the "REAL PROBLEM WITH THE CULT OF JENNIFER LAWRENCE"
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jenny-trou...21379.html
"Because Melissa McCarthy actually is a fat woman, she isn't allowed to make brash statements about body acceptance. She has to apologize for her body. Every single one of those quotes might as well have just said, "Sorry I'm fat and you have to look at me, everyone." But it's all she's allowed to say, in the confines of our culture. If Melissa McCarthy had said, "If anybody even tries to whisper the word 'diet,' I'm like, 'You can go f- yourself," the response will most assuredly not be, "How brave! How strong! What a good role model!" The response will be, "What a bad example, encouraging people to be unhealthy! We have an obesity epidemic! Open your eyes, fat is not healthy, sexy, or acceptable! How very dare she!" Even the mild statements she has made about being comfortable with herself and her body are greeted with backlash from armchair internet physicians bleating about health and lifestyle choices.
Imagine if Melissa McCarthy had made so many public comments about food and McDonald's. It wouldn't be cute or funny, it would be schtick. Look at the fat woman, being human and hungry for something bad for her! How grotesquely humorous it is when fat people eat! When Jennifer Lawrence makes these comments, it's acceptable, because her body is still pleasing to our cultural expectation of voluptuous, slim-waisted, long-necked female beauty.
The reason Jennifer Lawrence is allowed to be a body-positive role model to young girls and "chubby" women is because she is representative of conventional beauty. Jennifer Lawrence's public image has been built on a foundation of fat girl drag. She can say she's "obese" by Hollywood standards, but the claim is laughable when women like Melissa McCarthy also make their living in the same industry and aren't afforded the privilege of unapologetic expression Lawrence enjoys as a conventionally attractive person.
The message of body acceptance built on Jennifer Lawrence's soundbites only empowers those who are willing to ignore the fact that her statements reinforce our current cultural views, rather than subverting them."
A FB friend of mine posted the following about the "REAL PROBLEM WITH THE CULT OF JENNIFER LAWRENCE"
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jenny-trou...21379.html
"Because Melissa McCarthy actually is a fat woman, she isn't allowed to make brash statements about body acceptance. She has to apologize for her body. Every single one of those quotes might as well have just said, "Sorry I'm fat and you have to look at me, everyone." But it's all she's allowed to say, in the confines of our culture. If Melissa McCarthy had said, "If anybody even tries to whisper the word 'diet,' I'm like, 'You can go f- yourself," the response will most assuredly not be, "How brave! How strong! What a good role model!" The response will be, "What a bad example, encouraging people to be unhealthy! We have an obesity epidemic! Open your eyes, fat is not healthy, sexy, or acceptable! How very dare she!" Even the mild statements she has made about being comfortable with herself and her body are greeted with backlash from armchair internet physicians bleating about health and lifestyle choices.
Imagine if Melissa McCarthy had made so many public comments about food and McDonald's. It wouldn't be cute or funny, it would be schtick. Look at the fat woman, being human and hungry for something bad for her! How grotesquely humorous it is when fat people eat! When Jennifer Lawrence makes these comments, it's acceptable, because her body is still pleasing to our cultural expectation of voluptuous, slim-waisted, long-necked female beauty.
The reason Jennifer Lawrence is allowed to be a body-positive role model to young girls and "chubby" women is because she is representative of conventional beauty. Jennifer Lawrence's public image has been built on a foundation of fat girl drag. She can say she's "obese" by Hollywood standards, but the claim is laughable when women like Melissa McCarthy also make their living in the same industry and aren't afforded the privilege of unapologetic expression Lawrence enjoys as a conventionally attractive person.
The message of body acceptance built on Jennifer Lawrence's soundbites only empowers those who are willing to ignore the fact that her statements reinforce our current cultural views, rather than subverting them."
You don't get there till you get there
Sure she is going to say that,after she no longer look like this,
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Fatties hate Jennifer Lawrence because her BMI is still not in the obese range.
Melissa McCarthy doesn't make brash statements about obesity and fat shaming because her desire to be thin is deep in her soul. Her dissatisfaction with her own weight has very little to do with a lack of social acceptance. Even if, like most fat women, she is in denial about her own responsibility "all the food in my fridge is healthy!" (yeah how many calories per day do you eat?) "I don't seem to eat worse than any of my thin friends!" (yeah, how hard do they exercise?), she lives the consequences every single day. A fat woman has to see her flab in the mirror, she sees the diabetes in her blood report, she sees the eyes of men turn away as she approaches. When she gets defensive about her weight, rather than being brashly unapologetic, that's why. Unlike the HuffPo contributor, her delusions remain at typical levels
For Jennifer Lawrence, on the other hand, the issue is entirely abstract. She can say whatever she wants because even though she may face pressure from the entertainment industry to be thinner, she doesn't have to worry about the self-loathing and invisibility to men that a Melissa McCarthy has to cope with.
Melissa McCarthy doesn't make brash statements about obesity and fat shaming because her desire to be thin is deep in her soul. Her dissatisfaction with her own weight has very little to do with a lack of social acceptance. Even if, like most fat women, she is in denial about her own responsibility "all the food in my fridge is healthy!" (yeah how many calories per day do you eat?) "I don't seem to eat worse than any of my thin friends!" (yeah, how hard do they exercise?), she lives the consequences every single day. A fat woman has to see her flab in the mirror, she sees the diabetes in her blood report, she sees the eyes of men turn away as she approaches. When she gets defensive about her weight, rather than being brashly unapologetic, that's why. Unlike the HuffPo contributor, her delusions remain at typical levels
For Jennifer Lawrence, on the other hand, the issue is entirely abstract. She can say whatever she wants because even though she may face pressure from the entertainment industry to be thinner, she doesn't have to worry about the self-loathing and invisibility to men that a Melissa McCarthy has to cope with.
WB the chick from the Bill Engvall show, J-Law now? Not so much.
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