“How hard, being fat is not a problem”
The presenter: “How hard, he had gone to buy a cake to celebrate his birthday with his friends from the camp and they decide to sing that to him”
On the parents of minors, seeing their children’s chant: “They’re probably embarrassed too…”
“That all parents have a small pedagogical conversation with their children, being fat is not a problem, it is not the reason to point out and we must take care of them and help them to integrate”
The minor is sitting alone, in tears and without believing the insults he received as “seal” or “fat“by a group of children. Then, the ‘comrades’ sang the birthday song, making rhymes with” fat shit “. A pressure that the boy could not bear, which made him collapse before his family when he arrived at his home . “He has come home, the first thing he has done is burst into tears and say that this life is shit, that he did not want to live anymore”says his older brother.
Joaquín Prat can’t believe it: “The children’s parents are probably ashamed…”
The presenter, with a very serious gesture, cannot avoid putting himself in the shoes of that minor: “How hard, he had gone to buy a cake to celebrate his birthday with the friends of the camp and they decide to sing this to him that we have just heard…”.
Javier Gallego, sociologistdoes not hesitate to analyze what happened: “This is harassment and bullyingwe do very well to visualize it because these children feel very unprotected… a round of applause to the brother who has hung it up and visualizes such a dramatic problem”.
A collaborator cannot contain her anger and pays for it with the parents of minors: “What kind of values have been instilled in those kids to behave like this!”. Joaquín Prat, about the parents of the children, points out: “They’re probably embarrassed too…”
When seeing the images again, Joaquín Prat is honest before the camera: “Now that schools are going to start, it is very good that this video reaches many parents to have a little pedagogical conversation with their children, that they tell them what we have to tell our children, that being fat is not a problem, it is not the reason to point. Furthermore, these children They are the ones who must be cared for, loved and helped in their integration”.
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