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When they go high, we go Momoa. (Images via Jimmy Kimmel Live!)
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Henry Cavill's bodybuilding bestie (Image via video still)
Michael Blevins, a close personal friend of actor Henry Cavill's who has trained him since 2011, used Instagram Stories to argue against the COVID-19 vaccine and mock masks, leaning on his belief that the main reason the virus has been so deadly — well over a million killed worldwide — is because too many of you are fat, fat, fat.
For a guy whose mission statement seems to be that marketing is suspect (“anything that is required for life to continue does not need marketing”), it is perhaps a bit on the money for a professional trainer to blame the severity of a pandemic on being out of shape.
“Don't fall prey to marketing,” he marketed. (Image via Instagram)
Obesity is clearly one risk factor when it comes to having a tough time with COVID-19, as are many other underlying conditions, including asthma, previous bouts of cancer, kidney dysfunction and age — I wonder how many of those things Blevins would similarly categorize as being one's own fault, and one's own problem?
It makes you wonder what he would say about, just for one hypothetical example, HIV transmission?
Oops, he already answered that, saying if businesses discriminate against non-vaccinated people, why not discriminate obese people — and the immunocompromised?
Oh, Henry. (Image via Instagram)
Blevins gives the hyperbolic phrase “body Nazi” a whole new meaning, writing:
Boy-Troy (Image via Instagram)
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Jesus ate. (Image via video still)
This is unreal. Pastor Stewart Allen-Clark of Missouri is an eyesore, yet feels empowered to preach (literally) that women need to watch out and not “let themselves go” because “the chase ain't never over.”
A clip of his thoughts on how women should look — delivered in slob couture — is going viral.
He says: