Interesting take. I'd like to string up the "curves are beautiful" crowd myself. Turns out when you're fat, you're not beautiful on the inside, ask your organs that are struggling to survive.
But she'll get a lot of go-on-girls anyways because she's up to her 38 inch waist in her 15 minutes of pity. And while the anonymous forces of Internet hate could make the store clerks life a little dicey, without making her the center of attention, she kinda gets away unscathed (though I'm certain some corner of the Internet has already circulated her address, phone number, work schedule, license plate and a list of her fears).
Meantime, everyone's a !@#$ing victim anymore. To take my stance to the logical extreme, part of me wishes the girl took a look in the mirror and said to herself, damn it, may be she's right. May be it's time to drop some LB's. Instead, the opposite happened because of our crippling victimhood mentality.