Years ago, I was upset by the ubiquity of images of scantily-clad women in our hyper-sexualized society, which I viewed as a drain on the soul due to my hypocritical philosophical adherence to Schopenhauerian asceticism.

Titillating imagery creates a kind of psychic and spiritual static within a man, the thinking goes, and the Jews put this in the environment on purpose.

However, at this point, imagery of idealized women is downright quaint, given that we are now having this shoved into our psychic environment:

And indeed, it appears that the world is now moving past imagery of idealized sexuality and into the sexualization of gross abominations.

Victoria’s Secret has announced that due to declining viewership and a falling interest in underwear that fits the ideal youth form of a woman, they will be canceling their annual televised fashion show.

How I wish that the great philosophers were here to analyze the meaning behind the hitherto unforeseen truth that when man becomes odium, his desire becomes loathing.

Wall Street Journal:

In an internal memo sent Friday to employees, L Brands Chairman and Chief Executive Les Wexner said he has “decided to re-think the traditional Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show. Going forward we don’t believe network television is the right fit.”

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Demand for the company’s bras have cooled in recent years as customers have turned to brands emphasizing comfort and body inclusivity. Victoria’s Secret reported a 3% decline in comparable sales in the holiday quarter when many apparel brands posted improving sales.

Wall Street analysts have questioned how the company can adapt to changing consumer tastes. “We are concerned that the fashion show is no longer resonating with consumers whose attitude has shifted toward more natural looks and relatable beauty,” Wells Fargo analysts wrote in a research note last year.

Although Mr. Wexner has shifted away from catalog mailings and doubled down on sports bras to address the rise of so-called athleisure, Victoria’s Secret has appeared committed to its sex-infused marketing and Mr. Wexner has defended his focus on malls.

Imagine that women are no longer interested in pursuing the ideal of beauty, and have taken to showing open hostility towards anyone who says there is true beauty. Then imagine that men are okay with this.

Victoria’s Secret was attacked last year when the man who runs the fashion show said that he would not put a tranny in the show because “it is a fantasy.”

But the people have rejected the pursuit of a fantasy, which represented something to strive for, and have embraced their own decadence and depravity.

We have rejected God, because His standards were too high for us to ever meet, and we were no longer interested in trying. There was a time when we reached out for Him, for though we would never touch His hand, we knew that if we reached out, He would reach for us.

We knew that anything worth doing in this life was found in that space between His finger and ours.

Those days are long gone.

We told God that if He was only interested in raising us up, then He must go, because we are happy where we are, down here wallowing in the filth.

And now, we have said the same to the Victoria’s Secret Angels.

Fare thee well, ye harlots, ye whores, ye obsolesced paragons of virtue and nobility.

Good news, girls! If you work hard and eat your cheesy potatoes, you can grow up to look just like fat-ass Barbie!

It’s so important to give children healthy role models. For example, little girls have been growing up with sickeningly thin and beautiful Barbie dolls for decades now, and as a result, have grown up to be fat-shaming bigots.

It’s high time we phase out such narrow-minded children’s toys and replace them with dolls of obese jungle creatures and weird trannies instead.

Mattel, the maker of Barbie dolls, is fighting the good fight, sacrificing all their profits in the name of social justice.

BizPac Review:

The market has spoken. And it seems consumers don’t have an appetite for “Fat Barbie.”

Sales of Barbie dolls plunged 15% in the first quarter of 2017 shortly after Mattel introduced “Curvy Barbie” and a slew of ethnic versions with different skin tones. Mattel may soon also launch hijab-wearing Muslim Barbies.

I can't take it anymore. Hijab Barbie… pic.twitter.com/9cKFNJ12zz

— Jim & Cami (@strup2823) March 26, 2017

We don’t need hijab Barbies. We need “warlord captive” Barbie.

Comes with chainmail bikini and a dowry from her father.

In response to these changes, Barbie sales dropped to their lowest levels in 23 years, Mattel said in a press release Friday.

While Mattel had hoped that adding overweight and ethnic Barbies to its doll lineup would boost sales by pandering to a larger consumer base, the plan backfired.

Market experts predicted little girls would find these new dolls “hella thicc,” but in fact they just found them fat and disgusting.

Mattel launched Curvy Barbie last year in response to criticism that its skinny, blonde Barbie dolls damaged young girls’ self-esteem and promoted eating disorders.

According to these “fat-positive” nutters, anyone not bingeing on donuts and fast-food on a daily basis suffers from an “eating disorder.”

Well, guess what. If you’re a fat-ass, then you should have low self-esteem. Shame is a great mechanism for getting people to change their behavior and get their life back on track. In France, Japan and many other countries, being obese means being a social pariah. As a result, these other countries have a much lower obesity rate.

It’s time to make fat people ashamed again.

This isn’t rocket surgery. You just don’t eat like a pig. Get it together, sluts.