How do you "Think Thin"? Is that to think like a thin person or to think about thin people or to wish you were thin? Is that how this Wonder Woman saves the world every day, by "Thinking Thin"? She's so grateful to advertisers who put ads admonishing her to "Think Thin" in front of the ice cream at the supermarket in June that she wants women all across America to be given the same admonishments?
This is the address of an article from 2013:
"Think Thin" in front of the ice cream isn't even an inconsiderate mistake; it's a breathtakingly callous and exploitative marketing ploy.
Although I haven't seen the movie, I wasn't feeling all that captivated by this Wonder Woman anyway. I don't think that she deserves the role of feminist icon that the entertainment industry is trying to give her.
That's a picture of a Tweet from her Twitter.
She's just another weapon in the conglomerate's war against human rights.
That's a picture of the first part of this article:
A female superhero can't wear clothing?
Maybe she should try fighting real villains in her underwear, or less than that, not from a script and not for a salary; I don't think she'd really like it.
Nobody seems to be slut-shaming her for hitting on Jared Leto, even though she's married. Somehow, I'm the only person whom the conglomerate ever seems to think deserves to be slut-shamed, maybe because people can make so much money doing it.
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Copyright, with noted exceptions, L. Kochman, June 23, 2017 @ 1:09 p.m./additions @ 1:43 p.m.
