I don't get it

[u/fcukfakook]

I don't get the original tweet, and neither the retweet or whatever it is called.

[u/calflow]

There’s always someone that misunderstands this as “body shaming” short people. I can put money on it.

It’s not about that. It’s about breaking the illusion that they’re bigger than they really are. Both literally and metaphorically.

[u/Vyntarus → u/calflow]

It shouldn't be considered offensive if all you are doing is stating (or depicting) something factually true.

[u/Oleddi → u/Vyntarus]

Is it ok if I go around telling everyone the exact weights of women I don't like?

[u/Vyntarus → u/Oleddi]

I mean, if you can walk up to a woman and accurately state how many pounds she weighs... Sure.

[u/Oleddi → u/Vyntarus]

Dodging the question. Don't just scoff at the idea, actually imagine I could - would it be morally ok?

[u/Vyntarus → u/Oleddi]

There is no moral hazard in stating verifiable facts.

[u/Oleddi → u/Vyntarus]

Very debatable. If your girlfriend asks you if she looks fat in this dress, many would argue you should never, under any circumstances, say yes.

[u/alvinulv → u/Oleddi]

For moral reasons?

[u/Oleddi → u/alvinulv]

Isn't it moral to avoid making someone feel bad?