I think that the long thread that PS started there, and the post and comments here, are the most worthwhile things to come from this, so in that I think we agree.

AND HEY! I’m 22 as of last week! I CLEARLY never say stupid shit. Clearly. The mellifluous sounds flowing from my mouth are truly gifts to anyone lucky enough to hear them. Never awkwardly worded or offensive at all. No way.

Hee! You’re right though. People my age do tend to say dumb shit. Sorry :/

a) She said size zero twits. I like to think that the ‘twits’ was the most important distinction, not the size zero. As in English the most important adjective comes last. (or is that Russian?)
b) I’m overweight and know it. Have been most my life. I’ve finally decided to start ‘working out’ in a very minimal sense to see if something will change. No one should be sidelined from society because of weight, but I’m just as superficial as the next bastard and know it happens all.the.time.
c) I had a third point two minutes ago…Probably something about every being prejudiced in someway, thus everyone being a victim of someone else’s prejudice, and really, arguing about who takes precedence has always wound up casting feminism in a bad light (Anthony vs Douglas take 23045), so while it is definitely something that needs to be said, the rooftops are not a good place for a soapbox. (And no, that didn’t make sense to me either, it just sounded poetically bastard-like.)
d) A black person insulted me once!!!!!111!!ONE

“Dennings adds that she’s been going through a bit of a real-life confidence crisis lately. “I’m trying desperately not to read my IMDb message board – anything you can throw, they throw,” she says… “all I get is that I’m too fat, my nose is weird, my teeth are bad…” She says these things with a casual, “eh, whaddya gonna do?” attitude. But she admits the insults can hurt. “I never thought about my looks that much because of how I grew up – it was not important. So all of a sudden, I’m hideous, and it sucks.” … “Hopefully, the tide is going to be turning. Personally, when I see a movie starring the perfect blah girl with the perfect hunk guy, I’m just like ‘Oh, screw this. I don’t wanna watch this. Who cares what happens to you guys?’” she says, laughing. “I love my career, and I know that looks are a huge part of it, but people are obsessed. Like, ‘Don’t you have other things to do than not eat and go to the gym, you freak?’” On a role now, with her bravado and wit in full force, she adds: “I mean, ask any size-0 twit if she’s read a book lately.” ”

So, I think she’s pretty clearly talking about Hollywood and the people she’s competing with for roles, saying that she’d rather get over that pressure and cultivate other interests besides working out in order to a more fulfilling life. I don’t think it’s being applied to every size zero person in the world, just people who are focused on their bodies at the expense of all other interests and become “twits” as a result (as others have commented above). So I guess I’m unsure what’s offensive about that. I think that, by taking the quotation out of context on the other website, the editor incited an unnecessary shitstorm (not that that was the only problem).