Posted on 03/17/2015 9:13:56 AM PDT by Olog-hai
The French government is expected to throw its weight behind amendments to a new health bill that would ban the fashion world from hiring underweight models, slapping violators with fines or even prison sentences, the health minister said Monday
The bill, which will be debated in parliament on Tuesday, also proposes banning websites and other forums that are viewed as promoting anorexia and other eating disorders.
This is an important message to young women, young women who see these models as an æsthetic ideal, Health Minister Marisol Touraine said, adding that the Socialist government is likely to back the bill.
Its important for fashion models to say that they need to eat well and take care of their health.
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That’s a girl? What is she, 12?
Man, that is a tower of a woman! I must admit that I am fascinated...
The simpler solution is to remove all the homosexual men from fashion industry positions that are supposed to set the standard for heterosexual women.
That’s why all these female models are starved to look like prepubescent boys.
Women are starving themselves to meet the standards set by gay men running the fashion industry.
bwahahahaha - no glasses - read that as France Plans on BanGing skinny models.. lol - of course I clicked in..
this is much less interesting :D
If they succeed at banning them, the next move is to unconditionally surrender to them.
Ding! Ding! Ding! Ding! Ding!
We have today’s winning post!
“Banning” them?
Will they be deporting them, killing them, or just forcing them to eat?
They are just a bunch of ectomorphists!
So pretty much Moochelle’s attempt to make the masses healthy has failed and we have to get used to fatties..
What women are starving themselves? I thought the idea that anorexia was killing thousands of women a day had been discredited in the 1990s. Besides, people who have anorexia etc. are driven by psychological reasons, not fashion.
Well, she *does* have good bone structure.
A few models, not millions of women. But they are held up as the paragons of beauty.
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