Yeah that's totally fair, I kind of felt it wasn't quite right when I was typing it out but I wanted to open the debate. I don't think there's anything wrong with eating what you want and not feeling guilty, and as you say that's not just a fat thing. I guess it's just that HAES influencers tend to be more vocal about it, so that's why I thought there might be a link.
The difference is huge (one hurts the environment/disadvantaged people, and the other one doesn't) but the mentality of having anything you want is similar. I think it's something we all struggle with - we think it's normal to have an infinite amount and variety of clothes, food, electronics, homewares on demand whenever we want them.
Most plus size influencers/ HAES bloggers absolutely do draw a line between consuming food and consuming manufactured material goods, as they are very different and material goods usually have more significant ethical implications which most plus size influencers are very aware of and vocal about as it's an important social justice issue (though that said, I don't know any HAES vegetarians or vegans? I'm a meat eater so can't criticise, it's just interesting)
Basically I think Sofie is an outlier in her 'duck you for suggesting I limit how much a buy and how ethical/green it is', and it was probably wrong of me to suggest it goes beyond that.
