On the season finale of Keeping Up With the Kardashians (KUWTK), we continued to get an inside look at Khloé Kardashian's reaction to the cheating scandal between her ex-partner, Tristan Thompson, and Kylie Jenner's former best friend, Jordyn Woods. The feud has been nasty and heartbreaking both on and off camera, but on Sunday night's episode, Khloé stooped low when she called Jordyn "fat" as an insult.

During a girls' trip to Palm Springs, Khloé spoke to Tristan's friend Savas Oguz on the phone, who told her Tristan didn't remember hooking up with Jordyn. Understandably, Khloé was incensed by the comment, since both Jordyn and Tristan had already told her something had happened between them. She screamed "Liar!" into the phone, telling Savas that she knew Tristan remembered the incident, then she called Tristan and Jordyn "fat assholes."

"They both admitted it to me. Both of them," she said. "Those both fat fucking assholes. Don’t fucking lie to me though about lying though."

Calling someone "fat" in this way is always inappropriate because fat is not an insult, it's simply a state of being. Weaponizing the state of someone's body perpetuates the stigma, shaming, and discrimination that fat people face. It also positions commenting on someone's body because you're upset as appropriate, which it is absolutely not.

On social media, many have been quick to point out that Khloé Kardashian's comments on KUWTK were wrong, particularly given her apparent dedication to body acceptance in the past. Khloé has spoken out against body shaming and has been open about her own journey to self-love. This, of course, has been marked by some less-than-great moments, including criticism of her show Revenge Body. Khloé says the show is about helping people gain confidence and better mental health through physical fitness and has nothing to do with size, but others have criticized the show because of the negative connotation of the term "revenge body." Khloé has also been called out for promoting unhealthy and potentially harmful "detox" teas.

Beyond that, the whole Kardashian family has a spotty record on body issues, including praising skinniness, joking about illness as a diet, and co-opting and so-called "popularizing" body traits that black women have long been shamed for.

But in the process of defending Jordyn against Khloe's body shaming, many on social media are in turn body shaming or using hurtful and unnecessary words against Khloé, including comments on Khloé's weight loss, her current body, and shaming the whole Kardashian family for alleged plastic surgery. Just because Khloé said something wrong doesn't mean she should be shamed. We're not saying that what Khloé said was okay in any way, or that she shouldn't be held accountable for her words — she absolutely should, but defending one person from body-shaming by body-shaming someone else gets us nowhere.

The state of our bodies is no one's business, and it should never be used as a weapon against us. The more we comment on other people's bodies, regardless of the situation, the more we give power to the idea that there's something wrong or bad about certain body types. Instead, we should be focusing on how to accurately express our feelings and hold one another accountable in a productive way, rather than throwing jabs that ultimately hurt us all.