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Obese “Activist” Pitches Twitter Fit After Seeing Lane Bryant Marketing Campaign

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Fat positivity “model” Tess Holiday has tried once again to normalize obesity by going on a rant against clothing advertising campaigns for not using fat enough models.

“Please 👏🏻 use 👏🏻 visibly 👏🏻 plus 👏🏻 size 👏🏻 models 👏🏻 in 👏🏻 campaigns 👏🏻 and 👏🏻 stop 👏🏻 showing 👏🏻us 👏🏻the 👏🏻 same 👏🏻 damn 👏🏻 body types 👏🏻”

She then posted this to Instagram, hoping that she’d get a flood of compliments:

When the internet calls you a fat slob so you gotta show em who who’s boss also I’m rly tempted to chop off my hair like dis #effyourbeautystandards

When the internet calls you a fat slob so you gotta show em who who’s boss 👑 also I’m rly tempted to chop off my hair like dis 😈😈😈 #effyourbeautystandards

A post shared by Plus Model💕Wife💕Mom💕Feminist🐝 (@tessholliday) on

Some think she was triggered by this photo from Lane Bryant:

Skinnies on. Hanging with our girls. Show us how you’re wearing them: Snap. Share. Tag #TheNewSkinny.

A post shared by Lane Bryant (@lanebryant) on

So Lane Bryant caters towards fatties and helps promote their unhealthy lifestyle, and she bitches that these women aren’t fat enough?

Tess, I want to see you start a brand of clothing that only uses disgusting models your size, and see how much positive buzz your campaign creates (or, more importantly, how much clothing you sell as a result.)

Luckily, sane people were on Twitter that day, and she got roasted:

Her husband tried to come to her defense:

And he was instantly roasted:

After that, the roasting continued:

What do you think?

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