I totally understand and agree with you, Rachel. But here is how I think - and I've experienced life both thin and fat. When the majority of people are overweight or obese, it sends a really loud message that oppressing others for any physical characteristic is something people with a lot of personal lacks do to wrongfully dominate others. At what point does society say "I am hurting myself, directly! when I do these harmful, unjustifiable things." People who are secure and happy have no need to do any of those oppressive, wrong marginalizations. They can see how wrong it is and can accept both themselves and others as they are - beautiful in all forms. That's how I think. I'm so tired of the negative harmful things that people who can't do anything good -- like this "Gamer Journalist" guy in the article -- and they get to influence others like those in our own family can do, negatively? We are not even related to them and they have this type of negative influence? The only way to change that is for . . . the majority to just be like "No, stop it. Fuck off you asshole."