A Bit Much (Walmart again)?

[edwardono]

http://www.wftv.com/gallery/news/local/photos-people-walmart-continued/gCCw6/#3755458

[LittleMattyMoo]

They just look like shorts to me

[thom1229]

Yeah looks like just shorts

[dlsmd]

yash i think its just a fat butt with shorts on the back of a seat

[Bettypooh]

"White trash?" Zat someone a-callin me?

[Economics]

Yeah doesn't look like a diaper to me.

[Bettypooh]

The "N" word is a common phrase and is often heard used by black people too, but that does not make either thing right I too don't think any harm was intended here, but I am trying to get people to understand that unless there is a need to specify things like race or gender, there is nothing good to be found in doing that, and that so long as this 'habit' continues our society and the human race will not becomer better for anyone. There are times when making mention of these things matters but otherwise we should rise above doing that and show the way forward. People are people and it's more how they act and what they make of themselves than their racial background. If we lose the focus on color we can more clearly see everything else involved and it's value. Go back and read DPP's post and overlook the 'white'. Does that really change the message in any way? I don't see that it does which shows what I'm trying to say here

[WBDaddy]

Subbing out "trailer" for "white" would have served the purpose just as well, for the record...

[Dubious]

Looks like a fat ass, seeing that she has a belly, so no diaper there

[Baby Brian]

The "N" word is a common phrase and is often heard used by black people too, but that does not make either thing right I too don't think any harm was intended here, but I am trying to get people to understand that unless there is a need to specify things like race or gender, there is nothing good to be found in doing that, and that so long as this 'habit' continues our society and the human race will not becomer better for anyone. There are times when making mention of these things matters but otherwise we should rise above doing that and show the way forward. People are people and it's more how they act and what they make of themselves than their racial background. If we lose the focus on color we can more clearly see everything else involved and it's value. Go back and read DPP's post and overlook the 'white'. Does that really change the message in any way? I don't see that it does which shows what I'm trying to say here

[edwardono]

Well the shorts are ahead of a diaper.

[huntercd76]

I don't think she is wearing diaper