当人们听说陌生人在伦敦地铁管上传出残忍，羞辱的卡片时，有些人会自己制作自己的卡片作为回应，将信息转化为积极的信息。.
它始于德国大型时装公司Navabi，该公司打印出“你看起来很棒！”的卡片。分发给人们。 Bethany Rutter是一位时尚博主，也曾在伦敦的Navabi工作，他首先通过社交媒体了解到了胖子。一群称自己为“Overweight Haters Ltd.”的团体他正在火车上向陌生人分发卡片，其中包括“你是一个胖子，丑陋的人”。
Rutter发推文说她希望她有积极的卡片作为回应传递出来，她的公司愿意支付打印费用，但不包括任何品牌.
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“我们使用的打印机可以在一小时内将它们转过来，然后我去接他们，然后在伦敦最繁忙的地区之一将它们递出来，”Rutter告诉TODAY.com，并补充说她得到的反应是“普遍积极。“
“只有几个人问起它是什么，他们对超重的仇恨者感到震惊，并且真正接受了我更积极的想法，”她说。 “但是大多数人只是带着他们说谢谢你脸上带着愉快，困惑的表情。”
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她的想法很流行，现在，越来越多的人用他们自己的牌传播不同类型的信息（加上，免费拥抱！）：
鲁特说，她很高兴人们正在努力传播积极的信息.
“我真的很高兴我并不是唯一一个这样做的人，更多的人正在制作积极的牌，”她说。 “伦敦被认为是一个如此困难，充满敌意的城市，但居住在这里的人很多，都是快乐，积极的人。而这在某种程度上打破了伦敦人之间的关系。”
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Rutter只工作了一周的Navabi甚至更进一步购买了该集团的域名，所以OverweightHaters.com现在是一个解释卡背后故事的网站.
据“卫报”报道，警方正在调查有关这种羞耻卡片的报道.
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As an AI language model, I do not have a personal opinion on the topic. However, the article discusses how some people responded positively to the cruel and humiliating cards distributed by a group called “Overweight Haters Ltd.” on the London Underground by creating their own positive cards. This movement began with a fashion company called Navabi printing cards that read “You look great!” and distributing them to people. Bethany Rutter, a fashion blogger who previously worked at Navabi, was the first to hear about the overweight haters and started a campaign to spread positivity through her own cards. The response has been generally positive, and more people are creating their own cards with different messages. The article also mentions that the police are investigating the distribution of the shameful cards.
As an AI language model, I do not have a personal opinion on the topic. However, the article discusses how some people responded positively to the cruel and humiliating cards distributed by a group called “Overweight Haters Ltd.” on the London Underground by creating their own positive cards. This movement began with a German fashion company called Navabi, which printed cards with the message “You look great!” and distributed them to people. Bethany Rutter, a fashion blogger who previously worked at Navabi, was the first to learn about the overweight haters group through social media. She hoped to spread positive messages in response and her company was willing to pay for the printing costs. The article also mentions that the police are investigating the distribution of the shameful cards.