Made my point for me but just to drive that point home, here's a BMI chart
200lbs for a girl at her
estimated height
is obese, you loon. As a matter of fact, 200 is only even remotely healthy for someone who is 6'4". She doesn't look 6'4" in the slightest. Do a google search for once in your life.
While we're at it,
I'm not a biologist and I can do the simple legwork. Hell, some of this stuff is common knowledge.
Obesity puts you at a higher risk of getting high cholesterol (which, if you didn't know, Jerry, can limit blood flow and increase the risk of heart attacks; you should know well about heart attacks considering you get them all the time!), diabetes, and even high blood pressure if you're eating the wrong things all the time. All of these can lead to heart disease or an outright heart attack. That's the kind of thing that can hospitalize you and kill you, Jerry, in case you were unaware.
So yes, Jerry, "obese" is the dangerous condition that everyone thinks it is. Everyone except you, evidently.
I also love how he puts "obese" in quotations, as if he knows he has the intellectual upper hand while it's largely evident he didn't do his research. Then again, I shouldn't expect much from someone who likely didn't learn anything in school because he always refused to do his homework in favor of playing WoW and jacking off.
Speaking of which, Jerry's the last person who should be whining about "pathetic, creepy adult men" masturbating to things. Why?
Because he's the same pathetic, creepy adult man who told his audience of children that he wears buttplugs on the daily.
With all that said, I largely don't care about the character redesign (every character ever has gotten some kind of redesign), and I actually don't hate it all that much. I see no real reason to be upset over it. The "ruining my childhood" crowds of people should be in community watch tbh
Though now that I really think about it, I don't see how a "plus-sized superhero" could exist, given how much they're on their toes fighting people and whatnot. That's why you tend to see superheroes with slim, muscular bodies. And even if there really was a plus-sized superhero, they'd get winded after five seconds of exerting themselves. Sure you could make the argument that "A guy who sticks to walls and shoots webs like a spider can't exist either! That's the point of fiction!" (which is a point that smartass Jerry would probably make), but you don't really see any superhero in fiction who isn't fit. Beating up bad guys and hopping from building to building on a daily basis doesn't cause someone to gain weight, genetically enhanced spider, lightning strike, or freakishly large red chin alike.
