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Is This Mother Right, Or Just Prejudiced?

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NoMercy | 13:58 Fri 08th Sep 2017 | News
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Apologies if this has already been posted.

Is this mother a prejudiced person or is she right and has fat acceptance gone too far?

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-4859606/amp/Mother-refuses-let-daughter-taught-FAT-teacher.html
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I couldn't give a tinker's cuss how fat my kid's teachers are, just so long as they can teach. But that aside, I do agree with cassa - heaven forbid if you refer to somebody as fat nowadays, you will be accused of the flavour of the month phrase of 'body shaming', which is nonsense phrase that I find particularly annoying. I wonder how long it will be before fat...
20:02 Fri 08th Sep 2017
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Avatar Image Tashi

I would not be too sure of that Baldy Boy.
16:27 Fri 08th Sep 2017
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Big Oops!
16:28 Fri 08th Sep 2017
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Red grapes or white, Baldric....and visiting hours are?... ;-)
16:28 Fri 08th Sep 2017
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I think the mother is a pretentious dipstick.
16:28 Fri 08th Sep 2017
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I actually agree with a lot of things that Hilary Freeman has said in that article but I would steer away from refusing to let my child be taught by an obese teacher. It would be a learning curve for the child.

16:29 Fri 08th Sep 2017
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Red please Gness and open all hours.
16:33 Fri 08th Sep 2017
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I couldn't have put it better myself, Tilly.

She is right about attitudes these days towards obesity but it's wrong to say obese people shouldn't be teaching children.
16:33 Fri 08th Sep 2017
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I love the phrase 'pretentious dipstick'!!
16:38 Fri 08th Sep 2017
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Haaa! ;o)
16:40 Fri 08th Sep 2017
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I wouldn't credit her with the intelligence to have pretensions. To imagine a child can be influenced by the size of her tutor is just nuts.
16:43 Fri 08th Sep 2017
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wouldn't it be great to have a super power where you could make smug thin people instantly fat!
16:45 Fri 08th Sep 2017
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No, not really.
16:47 Fri 08th Sep 2017
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I had kept out of this thread, as it was obvious where it going earlier today.

But I think this woman is just being nasty.....I am sure that the Teacher will be able to teach her precious little bundle with respect and skill....something her Mother seems to be lacking in.
16:49 Fri 08th Sep 2017
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No, TTT. Obesity costs the NHS vast sums of money.

16:49 Fri 08th Sep 2017
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I wouldn't blame it all on the woman in the article, Mikey.

This is typical DM stuff.
16:50 Fri 08th Sep 2017
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it'd be fun though!
16:51 Fri 08th Sep 2017
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...and obesity is a killer. So, no, TTT.
16:51 Fri 08th Sep 2017
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NoM....yes....I had forgotten that !
16:51 Fri 08th Sep 2017
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Tora must have been watching Frozen again. Or Harry Potter maybe.
16:52 Fri 08th Sep 2017
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Yes, Frozen and the wind changed - remember what Mum said about your face if that happened.
16:53 Fri 08th Sep 2017

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