Seriously BLF, try a little harder next time, this campaign didn’t make any sense.

Under-represented?? This is a few months too late, but in case you haven’t noticed, obesity is America’s #1 health crisis. For every fit ‘n’ working large person who isn’t clogging his arteries, are a hundred who do not eat healthy and do not exercise. The inevitable results are early strokes, heart attacks, and countless other health problems that are taxing our healthcare system that’s already on the verge of collapse.

Here’s a clue, if you don’t like McDonalds, DON’T EAT THERE! It’s would be liberal activists like you, whose marijuana toking, draft dodging parents decided that Berkley would be the perfect spawning ground to squirt you out. Quit your whining and get a job. Unions need more narrow minded useless bleaters like you.

but never fear, there are always clever stealth artists with a great sense of humor to remind us in a funny way so you don’t have to listen to me spew intense conspiracy theory…

http://www.43things.com/entries/view/91753

Is it my own dam fault? Yes.

Do fatties who whine about “Oh, its an illness! I hold no personal responsability! Give me justice society, and pass the bacon!” deserve to be eaten, by me. Probably not, but Im hungry :D

Here is the first of four billboards, from my flickr.com photostream for those of you who want to see all four.

I haven’t been to a McDonald’s in years. But I’m a big person. I don’t eat at fast food restaurants, my idea of “fast food” is to stop at a grocery store and get a turkey and mustard sandwich from the deli counter, which as compared to anything from Micky D’s is pretty healthy.

But apparently the BLF wants to demean me and anyone else who looks fat to the general public with fat aliens and fat people being force-fed. I don’t object to the message that McDonalds is feeding people unhealthy food, but I DO object to the manner in which this message is being represented.

Fat people deal with more crap from society than I’m sure naturally thin people will ever realize. We are discriminated against for jobs, in classrooms, in restaurants, on airplanes, at health spas (one-size only fits most when it comes to those robes, which is embarrassing and degrading!), and a multitude of other places. Apparently the world believes we are fat because we want to be. But the reality is that many of us didn’t choose it: some of us are genetically predisposed to being large, some of us have glandular disorders, some of us are disabled and can’t exercise the way other people can (and don’t even try to tell me I should pay for a personal trainer or buy fancy workout gadgets, because that’s not something I can afford), and a lot of us can’t afford fancy diets. And some of us are happy with ourselves, work out regularly (4-6 times a week), eat healthier than the average American, and are still big people.

So before you go out and spread the word that McDonald’s is bad in a way that not-so-subtly also screams out that fatness is bad, think long and hard about what it would be like for you to have to suffer the consequences of fat-phobia at your job every day, or by not being able to get health insurance only because of your weight, regardless of how much healthier in general you are than other thin people you know….or how about this: maybe you should think long and hard about how fat-phobia might lead to your pudgy kid getting beaten up every day at school because kids blame him for his subcutaneous layers of baby fat. And think about your teenage daughter developing an eating disorder that might lead to her untimely demise because she was more afraid of being fat than death!

I’m not saying you shouldn’t protest McDonald’s and their unhealthy food….I’m just saying that there are other ways of doing it that don’t further stigmatize an ironically unseen and under-represented group of people who are discriminated against on a daily basis.

… obviously fiction, as it is clearly unlikely that an advanced race would choose to exploit and dominate less powerful species, rather than use their inteligence to makr a better world for all to share … It would never happen on Star Trek!!!

VOMIT

Does Eric have anytrhing to do with this?