Obese female 'journalist' tries to run marathon in underwear for 'women's issues', appears on family show in bra, panties, grabs her bosoms, called a HERO....Elsewhere a male journalist gets BOOED for ASKING about Michelle Pfeiffer's weight loss for film role. Female double standards are insane.

Rethgil · 2018-04-22T21:56:43+00:00

She claims to be doing it partly 'cos 'poor women are afriad of their overweight bodies', and that "being obese doesn't make women unhealthy", even though obesity is the second highest cause of cancer. So much for her journalistic abilities on facts....

Oh, and to complete the feminist cliches, she's previously tried to normalise the fact she's had numerous mental issues, trumpeted how she's a mother, and seems to post mostly narcissistic semi nude pictures of herself on social media of her sticking her ass in the camera.... Video on YouTube of this has all debate or comments banned.

Elsewhere, by comparison, recently a male journalist simply asked a fair question about what acting choices Michelle Pfeiffer made for her role in Scarface, in a Q&A, since she played a cocaine addict who's wasting away. Result? Female crowd booed him, social media condemned him, and news articles are smearing him as a 'typical sexist and misogynist man' and a 'symptom of a female hating toxic film culture in Western society'. Video of this on YouTube is allowing feminist venom and hate to continue.

Even though the male journalist also made the point that Robert DeNiro and serious actors change weight for roles, and even Michelle Pfeiffer later admitted she DID do the same later for the film. Do female journalists get booed and smeared for asking men such things? No.

They get called HEROES for being unhealthily overweight and grabbing themselves through their underwear on morning family TV shows.....

"Her first book, The Wrong Knickers: A Decade of Chaos, is a memoir of "hedonistic antics" during her single life, and a "lost decade" of drink, drugs and promiscuity.

In June 2016, Gordon published her second book, Mad Girl, a memoir about her struggles with OCD that caused bulimia, alopecia and drug dependency.

She currently claims "fat is a feminist issue".

McFeely_Smackup · 2018-04-23T00:11:13+00:00

How far did she get in that marathon?

ThePigmanAgain · 2018-04-23T00:12:04+00:00

Eeeew! Dude, you forgot to warn us how gross they look!

Rubychan11 · 2018-04-23T04:36:39+00:00

If they love their bodies so much, why is it even an issue to talk about weight?

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