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We should emphatically not celebrate that kids can be fat. Poor diet and lack of exercise are the two major factors why physical and mental illnesses, and physical conditions, are so rife and why the NHS is under so much pressure.I'm really glad he can no longer be called fatty in the Beano. If you wasn't already aware he's called Frederick Brown or Freddy to his chums, so a modicum of respect wouldn't go amiss.
Oh how the handsome kids chuckled (Plug Excluded) as they called out his name with glee. This has been going on since 1938 and high time it stopped.
The Beano when questioned said "Kids come in all shapes and sizes, and we absolutely celebrate that. We don't want to risk someone using it in a mean way. The time is right to revert back to Freddy. Although it's always been used affectionately, and never pejoratively, we agreed it's time it changed"
Did any one bother asking Freddy as he sobbed nightly into his comfort pillow if his counterparts were being affectionate, did they fook as like! The pain that lad has had to endure for over 80 years doesn't bear imagining.
Yes he likes cakes but that is because he's ridiculously addicted, so instead of fat-ism should they not be offering a support network rather than daily chastisement! Who's next ffs .. Billy Wizz!
Fair enough, don’t taunt them for it; but it should never be accepted, never mind celebrated, and should always be actioned and reversed.
Physical sugar addiction and mental addiction to food in children needs to be eradicated. Education should be given to parents on how to cook sensibly, both with cost and with health (healthy food cooked from scratch is cheaper than unhealthy food), if they refuse that education and ignore the advice they should be punished for not raising their children properly and safely.
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