a distinction between, "I don't hate fat people; I just hate their bodies."  This part genuinely fails to make sense:  There isn't a distinction "between" a sentence.  It's one thing.  There isn't anything between it.  She did not write that part well. Overall it makes sense to me though.  Basically fatty is mad because people want to act virtuous and avoid guilt, while still enjoying entertainment at someone else's expense, by pretending they hate the sin and not the sinner--even though in this case, hating the sin means hating somebody's body, which is pretty much the same thing as hating the actual person. She has a point, I guess.  FPH gets out of this trap, of course, by explicitly hating both sin and sinner.  The mainstream world (including, say, /r/fatpeoplestories) does not.  It doesn't seem like all that important a point to me either way, though, because almost everybody agrees on the basic solution:  STOP BEING FAT.