Fat is the New Trans: "Born This Way" Pits the Obese Against Skinny Oppressors, and Medical Science

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🗓️ 21 October 2022

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Creating new victims is the strategy of critical theory — make large numbers of 'the oppressed' and turn them against the center to bring on the Marxist Utopia. The latest iteration of this method comes on social media where fat people not only press for equal treatment, but insist that being fat is not unhealthy, and efforts to lose weight are the true danger. "I was born this way," is the mantra, in common with gay and trans groups. They militantly disparage the skinny patriarchy, and those who might decline to date a 400-pounder. But can the victim factory succeed in building a persecuted minority out of an obese majority? Bill Whittle, Stephen Green and Scott Ott create 260 new episodes of Right Angle each year. This is possible only because we stand on the shoulders of a committed corps of thousands of dedicated conservative Members. They write their own blog and forums, and keep up a vibrant conversation about news and values in the comments. When you join, the number one benefit is that you get to know our Members. Try it out for a month for just $9.95 and if you don't love your new conservative friends, we'll issue a full, rapid and cheerful refund. Tap the big green button to test drive Membership at https://BillWhittle.com If you find value in this episode, and want to make a donation with PayPal or credit card, tap the big blue button at https://BillWhittle.com

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0:00.0	If you're a straight white male, then you're part of the oppression system. But if you're a straight white male who weighs 600 pounds, now you're a victim.
0:11.3	Well, back in the 1920s after World War I, a group of Marxists in Germany got together and said, where's the world revolution? Where's the workers of the world uniting and rising up? Didn't happen.
0:23.0	And they were based at a place called the Institute for Marxism, which was located in Frankfurt, Germany.
0:28.1	And so this philosophical think tank became known as the Frankfurt School. And over time,
0:31.5	they began to realize that capitalism was producing so much wealth for regular people,
0:36.4	that it wasn't going to be the workers who
0:38.3	were going to be the vanguard of the revolution. My God, in America, they have indoor toilets
0:41.5	and cars. So they had to find another way to bring around this Marxist revolution, and they
0:47.6	decided that the vanguard would be the dispossessed. In other words, the victims. That is the
0:52.3	entire strategy of critical theory, is you make everybody into a victim, turn them against the center, and the more victims you can recruit, the more you can wear away at this foundation of freedom and so on and so on and so on.
1:05.0	So now the question is, well, what's next?
1:08.0	I am Bill Whittle with Steve Green and Scottott, folks, and this particular
1:11.6	episode is what is going to be the next victimhood class, and to me it's crystal clear. I'm seeing
1:16.5	signs of it everywhere. Steve, we've watched the trans movement over the course of the last three
1:21.4	or four years go from something that, oh, you know, sympathetic. Uncle Bob wants to call himself,
1:25.8	Aunt Betty, I got no problem with that, To men being named women of the year, to men being winning sports records, crushing Olympic records, and damn you, you will accept this.
1:38.3	And if you don't, then you're a Nazi.
1:41.3	I'm seeing exactly this kind of rhetoric, exactly this kind of mindset from
1:46.7	fat people. There is a fat movement and it's not just fat acceptance. It's not just them saying
1:53.5	don't make fun of me because you're fat because making fun of anybody is just not cool. Just
1:58.3	don't, you know, just don't do that. Make fun of who they are, rather than what they are.
2:04.2	If you're going to make fun of them.
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