UPDATE: SJWs make Taylor delete "FAT" from Anti-Hero music video, fat activists rejoice

[X_M]

9 minutes ago, Body ache said:

There's a back story on why that word was used. SJWs used that word to describe Taylor's use of the word "FAT" in her music video. Fat alone is not a fatphobic slur but SJWs think Taylor used that word in a fatphobic way. There should have been a topic on it but I guess people thought it wouldn't make Taylor change the video. I included it because that it why SJWs are basing their arguments on which made Taylor to ultimately take it out of her music video. This is an example of a comment:

I promise you don't have to defend Taylor's fatphobic artistic choice just because you like her. She can have done a thing wrong. You don't even have to stop liking her because of it!! You don't have to fight fat people for your right to like her lmao

— Sarah Hollowell 🦝 (@sarahhollowell) October 21, 2022

Fat alone is not a fatphobic slur...

That's all, the rest is just bs from chronically online SJWs, irrelevant people that live and love feeling oppresed, i read some tweets and some of them were complaining that Taylor wasn't a ALLY, lmao, and ally for fat people...

Change the title now.

[Body ache]

3 minutes ago, X_M said:

Fat alone is not a fatphobic slur...

That's all, the rest is just bs from chronically online SJWs, irrelevant people that live and love feeling oppresed, i read some tweets and some of them were complaining that Taylor wasn't a ALLY, lmao, and ally for fat people...

Change the title now.

The reason why Taylor changed the music video is because SJWs argued that it was a fatphobic slur so it is best to keep the thread title as is but if the majority says that I should change it then I will.

[Aymama]

It’s showing that no matter what she looks like she’ll still be called fat by someone. I will say it again and again, the kind of censorship artists are feeding into to stay safe will be the death of artistic expression. Gotta let people be mad and get over it.  

[aleomg]

Honestly it gets a little irritating and tiring that some people get offensive by everything. 

People love to take things out of context and make them about themselves as if Taylor were specifically targeting them. I mean, who the **** do they think they are? 

She doesn’t even acknowledge them. 

 

[LeavinExhaleByYearEnd]

53 minutes ago, Body ache said:

There's a back story on why that word was used. SJWs used that word to describe Taylor's use of the word "FAT" in her music video. Fat alone is not a fatphobic slur but SJWs think Taylor used that word in a fatphobic way. There should have been a topic on it but I guess people thought it wouldn't make Taylor change the video. I included it because that it why SJWs are basing their arguments on which made Taylor to ultimately take it out of her music video. This is an example of a comment:

I promise you don't have to defend Taylor's fatphobic artistic choice just because you like her. She can have done a thing wrong. You don't even have to stop liking her because of it!! You don't have to fight fat people for your right to like her lmao

— Sarah Hollowell 🦝 (@sarahhollowell) October 21, 2022

Thank you!

[Britney'sBish]

Should just delete the whole thing 

[frederiickx]

We stan the "fat" version in this house!

Also she still gets the streams from this video as well, since the music is copyrighted and going to the queen.

[Bigno]

This is absolutely ridiculous. So now people can´t speak their personal truths in fear of offending someone? Jebus.

[Spicechinodiva]

8 minutes ago, Bigno said:

This is absolutely ridiculous. So now people can´t speak their personal truths in fear of offending someone? Jebus.

Lizzy probably in a way began a trend,  but unfortunately the argument is valid, it's no longer doing ot for myself,  but I'm doing it for everybody.

That's what's making people mad, and also when one person feels ganged up on cos of the unpopular opinion, you can tell..the depression is harder for them cos they feel alone in today's world. 

[Arthurfleck]

What if the scale scene was about trying to gain weight but being too skinny? I haven’t watched it and find the whole controversy ******** (yes the r word). 

[Kand Dion]

Embarassing. This was Taylor's creative work of herself and offended fat people ruined it for her by this lol. These are the moments where I am glad I stay off social media mostly.

[bitbitboi]

1 hour ago, BananaBoy98 said:

I miss early 2000s when everybody could make jokes about everything 

I know what you mean, but I don't miss it THAT much either tbh... Remember the VMAs? You didn't know what to expect there, artists (especially men) would be SO offensive towards women. For example, Eminem was super reckless with his opinions on TV. And let's not even talk about the media... In 2007 they were SAVAGE to Britney.

There should be some middle ground.

[Reluctant]

It’s a very big problem when people can no longer BE CRITICAL of societal messaging that demeans women (and men, but in the context of fatness, mostly women) based on their body image and the excessive pressures to be thin. Calling out societal pressures to be skinny, and not fat, is not fatphobic. It’s fat-allyship. I’m just, ugh…

[fays1]

Nobody made her delete it, shes just too dump she believed them and deleted it

[brymo]

I hate that so many losers from Tumblr have moved to Twitter and just post their nonsense in 280-character threads. 

[justin4britney]

You can tell who the QAnon “Everyone’s a snowflake” Tr*mp lackey members are if you just read these comments. 

[Wishmaster]

Good god, those people compaining about that scene must have fallen asleep in their entire English classes in both middle school and high school. READ THE ****** CONTEXT

[Bigno]

5 hours ago, Spicechinodiva said:

Lizzy probably in a way began a trend,  but unfortunately the argument is valid, it's no longer doing ot for myself,  but I'm doing it for everybody.

That's what's making people mad, and also when one person feels ganged up on cos of the unpopular opinion, you can tell..the depression is harder for them cos they feel alone in today's world. 

Indeed.

[Flavor Of Love]

7 hours ago, bitbitboi said:

I know what you mean, but I don't miss it THAT much either tbh... Remember the VMAs? You didn't know what to expect there, artists (especially men) would be SO offensive towards women. For example, Eminem was super reckless with his opinions on TV. And let's not even talk about the media... In 2007 they were SAVAGE to Britney.

There should be some middle ground.

I mean also how gurls in Flavor Of Love they scold each other with no problems. Today saying things they said, you will get lawsuits because people are delusional and bored.

[itsxrichiexbish]

me and my rolls right now 🙄