Is it really fair, or useful, to be that sweeping? Thin trans* and thin disabled people for just a few *do* have their bodies ridiculed and demonised on the media, and certainly with scare tactics. Their healths are challenged and the media acts like they own it. It’s easy to tell where you’re coming from, and I’ve seen that you *do* recognise how crucial intersectionality is, so it seems strange that you’d act like, if you just have thin privilege, your body is necessarily treated well.

Is it really fair, or useful, to be that sweeping? Thin trans* and thin disabled people for just a few do have their bodies ridiculed and demonised on the media, and certainly with scare tactics. Their healths are challenged and the media acts like they own it. It's easy to tell where you're coming from, and I've seen that you do recognise how crucial intersectionality is, so it seems strange that you'd act like, if you just have thin privilege, your body is necessarily treated well.

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Yeah, you’re right.

Sorry about that. When I get that upset/angry about something I have a tendency not to think through what I’m writing.