While the world is melting down, the European Union remains focused on the things that really matter, bashing Israel and announcing the need for special parking spaces for fat people.
Because this is what a lefty utopia looks like. Two stabbings and an endless bureaucracy.
Being fat is a disability, EU judges have ruled, meaning that companies in Europe must offer obese staff bigger chairs, special parking spaces and a lighter work load.
British employers will have to bear the costs of litigation and of finding ways to ensure that overweight workers are not placed at any disadvantage.
Lawyers have described the ruling as a “real problem” for businesses because EU judges did not define at what level of clinical or severe obesity a worker could be classed as disabled.
I’m sure the lawyers and judges and activists will be happy to work it out for all the billable hours there are.
Nick de Bois, co-chairman of the Commons all-party parliamentary group on public health, said: “It seems to me the court is overlooking the role of personal responsibility.”
It’s the EU. If you wanted personal responsibility, you shouldn’t have joined a collectivist scheme.





















