Do you think we need to be told to 'hug a fatty' by the government?

Question

How about they stick to their job of running this country (as opposed to running it into the ground).........

Answer 1

I think this drug reference is deplorable-you're on weed aren't you?

Answer 2

Well said. What a shower. How long before there are weighing scales outside restaurants to impose a fat tax?

Answer 3

Well just tlook who he was talking to. The Fabian Society.

These people are the pillars of radical PC and leftist philosphy currently exhibited by this government.

do a google on them and then look at their members.

It is no wonder the "leaders" of this country talk so much s**t.

Answer 4

I have been fat,,and now im slimmer...slim me wins.always.mary.c.

Answer 5

Don' hug a fatty, kick 'em up their lazy fat '**** to get 'em moving so they can start to lose some of that ugly lard. What is it with fat people, they've even taken to telling people like me with a healthy BMI of about 22 that we're too thin !! Yup. I kid you not. Now I'll get the thumbs down from the sensitively overweight. Who cares, they're the ones in denial and ruining their health.

Answer 6

I've read the link and can't see what your point is. The government stating they have no wish to 'vilify' the obese is not the same as 'hug a fatty' !

I think you are perpetuating the very attitude they are talking about.

If you are making a point about them making a response to DC's comments then what are they supposed to do? Ignore the publicised comments of the opposition leader or make their case?

Damned if they do , damned if they don't.

EDIT- The Evening Standard say ' hug a fatty' not him. I've read the article in 4 other papers-Telegraph, Times, Guardian and I independent. No mention of 'hug a fatty'. It's all just newspaper bollox. Or Evening Standard bollox to be precise. Do you actually believe Newspaper headlines?

Answer 7

I'd rather hug  fatty than a rack of ribs, anyday!!!