Includes bibliographical references (pages 177-205).

Pt. 1. "Being fat is a choice" -- "Being fat is a choice. If fat people don't like how they're treated, they should just lose weight." -- "Any fat person can become thin if they try hard enough. It's just a matter of 'calories in, calories out." -- "Parents are responsible for their child's weight. Only bad parents let their children get fat." -- "Thin people should help fat people lose weight." -- "Weight loss is the result of healthy choices and should be celebrated." -- pt. 2. "But what about your health?" -- "Obesity is the leading cause of death in the United States." -- "The BMI is an objective measure of size and health." -- "Doctors are unbiased judges of fat people's health. Fat people don't like going to the doctor's office because they don't like hearing the truth." -- "Fat people are emotionally damaged and cope by 'eating their feelings.'" -- pt. 3. Fat acceptance glorifies obesity -- "Accepting fat people 'glorifies obesity.'" -- "Body positivity is about feeling better about yourself, as long as you're happy and healthy." -- "We're in the middle of an obesity epidemic." -- "Fat people don't experience discrimination." -- "I don't like gaining weight, but I don't treat fat people differently." -- pt. 4. "Fat people should..." -- "Fat people shouldn't call themselves fat." -- "People who have never been fat have 'internalized fatphobia.'" -- "No one is attracted to fat people. Anyone who is has a 'fat fetish.'" -- "Fat people should pay for a second airplane seat." -- "Skinny shaming is just as bad as fat shaming." -- "Anti-fatness is the last socialy acceptable form of discrimination.