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Nicole Arbour's latest video 'Dear Fat People' has over the 1 / 2 of million views and it has set the world wide web burning. The latest video of the comedian attacks people overweight and gives a very nasty examine how YouTube stars thrive on hateful ideas as they attack people for shock value. According to CNN on Sunday, the YouTube personality had her videos removed, temporarily, as thousands of people weighed in about the outlandish accusations the YouTube personality made about people who find themselves overweight.
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Two very passionate responses originated from Whitney Way Thore, the fact star from "My Big Fat Fabulous Life' and comedian Shawn Halpin. Both made strong points and gave viewers a reason to take into account how inappropriate it may be to fat shame (or body shame) another individual. Pointing out how people are actually killing themselves on the social pressures devoted to the way in which someone looks, it would appear that Nicole Arbour is much from the mark in relation to her take of so-called fat people.
The NES expansion port never received an advert application. Which is a really sad fate since it was the result of some cool ideas. Firstly, there were destined to be a western relieve the Famicom disk system that could plug in to the NES through expansion port. But Nintendo cancelled that project. Why you ask? Pirates. No, Nintendo weren't sailing the seven seas seeking buried treasure inside the 80s, I mean an evil-er kind of pirate. Its well known that this Famicom disk system has games which were too easy to copy. So pirates stood a fun time making quick cash with it. Nintendo feared that the same pirates would rest their sea legs in North America and copy games there. So, Nintendo would lose more money with pirates than they would making it bringing the disk system to The U.S. and Europe.
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