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There are consequences for your actions and words. She tweeted this stuff. It's her fault. Also, "many years ago" would be more then six years in my book. I'm not outraged by her words. Heck, I never had heard of her until today.
She apologized only after she got outed and started losing business? Let her swing in the breeze. Had she had a revelation and recanted and made an honest apology five years ago and removed the tweets, she wouldn't have a problem. She obviously is willing to lie for money as soon as it starts disappearing because of her own prejudice and stupidity.
She dug her own sty. Let her wallow in it.
Right, is she truly sorry for what she said or only sorry now that she was outed?
We've become a society of rabid dogs waiting for the next person to misstep. The response to whatever the outrage du jour is, says more about the rabid dogs than it says about the person who may have, even for just one moment, done or said something inappropriate.
Life is simple - if you want to be forgiven for being momentarily stupid, you need to let it go when others are.
It's just ridiculous and petty, and from people who have no moral authority to be doing so themselves, usually. and they shouldn't be punished, as far as making a living goes, for saying something stupid today, either; that whole 'let he who is without sin cast the first stone' thing comes to mind re free speech, within certain boundaries, of course, yelling 'Fire!!' in a blah blah blah sense. I don't particularly care what my mechanic thinks about Trump, Hillary, broccoli, homosexuals, white people, brown people, any people, and so on. I do care about his competence with cars.
We're seeing that 'Me Too!!!' witch hunt turning in on itself, which of course is hilarious; it seems there just aren't enough sinless people out there to keep it going. lol Not to mention most of those in the media biz would screw a trainload of goats in the Hollywood Bowl on Easter Sunday if it got them a part in a big movie or a TV show.
Here here! I absolutely agree. As long as her makeup is good, who cares what she thinks? The Internet has turned into the thought police. And there’s no forgiveness for past sins. A race car driver lost a sponsorship for something his father said before he was even born. This is getting out of hand.
She apologized only after she got outed and started losing business? Let her swing in the breeze. Had she had a revelation and recanted and made an honest apology five years ago and removed the tweets, she wouldn't have a problem. She obviously is willing to lie for money as soon as it starts disappearing because of her own prejudice and stupidity.
She dug her own sty. Let her wallow in it.
Says the guy who proudly doxxed at least three people and got them fired from their jobs.
Says the guy who proudly doxxed at least three people and got them fired from their jobs.
Is this true?
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