People like that, don't want to listen; they are just looking for validation for their obtuse world view.

I'm not saying your point of view is not real, what I'm saying is the fact that fat shaming and racism are not on equal footing; pretending like it is comes off very disingenuous. Who do you think is more privilege a fat white (man or woman), or a fit with conventional bodied POC (man or woman)? I rest my case

The commenter was little bit upset that POC were not chasing Beyonce down in a lynch mob because Beyonce was the root cause of continued unhealthy diet related illnesses in the Black community. She literally argued on every corner of the box, she lives in to prove that her comments were not ridiculous and racist.

It is fun how someone can be blinded by privilege in a comment post about privilege blindness, I appreciate the fact that you're dealing with Mont0ya's BS.

The idea that 99% of people can't lose weight sounds like total BS, a better argument would have been how much people can lose because many factors whether in your control or out of your control comes to play in regard to the quantity of weight loss. I understand where you're coming from, but you're stretching your…

If we're listing some of the worst privilege laced comments that we've seen on Jezebel; I'll like to nominate a comment under a Beyonce related post, that blamed obese and bad diet related illnesses on Beyonce because she has a sponsor deal with Pepsi.

Their new found budding love is challenged, when the bachelor mistakenly gives a rose to the flaky hot sister/best friend.

The bachelor or the bachelorette is the cheesy romantic comedy lead, he/she is so busy that they've decided through wacky misinformation and coincide to join a reality dating show, but they find true love in an unexpected place.

So you're saying, if I shape my life to be like the life of a lead in a cheesy romantic comedy movie; then I can be on the Bachelor.

A tiny victory against awful political nepotism

I definitely agree with that sentiment, this storyline kinda feels like making Wonder Woman a part of Superman's mytho instead of legitimate lead character with her own individual mytho in a shared universe with Superman. It comes off as condescending mixed with a shade storyline.

Maybe the little you know about Gina's career only has to do with her impressive physical attributes, but maybe to the people doing the auditions did not value that as much, maybe she did not make meet their subjective standard, or whatever reason that you or myself can insert into this situation. The point remaining…

At least they are trying to give us something new instead of the stale and generic narrative of the DC universe, that we'll already seen a million times. Fishy plot line to say the least, but I'll hold my criticism til I get a better view of the direction of the movie.

Get over it, I'm a big MMA fan; and I like Gina Carano, but it seems like DC and the film company preferred another woman. All the complaint about the body of Gal Gadot seems nit-picky and unnecessary especially when we know that the human body can be physically transformed to fit an archetype. Hollywood has done…

I'm not taking out loans for living expenses, but I wouldn't mind doing this with my student loan.

thanks for that note

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