They/Them Communist Activist Declares Ozempic “Fascist” Plot To “Genocide Fat People”
America’s socialist leadership increasingly looks less like a political movement and more like a circus where the clowns run the show.
Its most radical theorists openly advocate dismantling capitalism and the institutions underpinning the Western order while romanticizing communist regimes defined by nation-killing economic ruin and political repression. Rather than building a credible working-class movement, these clowns have marginalized themselves through far-left extremism and become objects of national ridicule.
The latest clown show comes from Da’Shaun L. Harrison, an Atlanta-based writer, activist, and self-described Afropessimist, anarcho-communist, abolitionist, and trans theorist who uses they/them pronouns.
Recently, at the Socialism 2026 conference, Harrison called the political deployment of GLP-1 drugs “fascistic” because they exist in “a world fixated on genociding fat people.”
“The political deployment of GLP-1s is fascistic, not because individuals take them, but because the conditions under which they become necessary are shaped by a world fixated on genociding fat people,” Harrison continued.
To explain why GLP-1s are fascistic, Harrison turned to Frantz Fanon and “Black flesh under colonial surveillance.”
If Harrison wants to really own his own words, then every diet, every gym, every bariatric surgery, and every doctor who says folks are overweight should be viewed as a war criminal. Make this far-left activist eat his own words.
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Given how harmful these drugs are, they/them might be ironically quite correct.
Always remember, kiddoes-Stay away from the drug pushers!
Hot tip- The most dangerous drug-pushers wear white coats. But the most diabolical ones refer to themselves as “pediatricians”.
Thanks for attending my Uncle Ted Talk.
Two weeks after the stores are empty, the trucks stop running and the grid is sporadic at best, there will be very few fat people.
For the sake of clarity, there is an old axiom: “If you look like food, you will be eaten.”
What is considered “food” will change when that which is presently considered food is unavailable.
If I were that big, I might use “they/them.” When we get universal health care, you can be sure that they will be putting everyone with a BMI of 30 or more on GLP-1s.