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[Dill]

(12-03-2018, 08:51 PM)bfine32 Wrote: I get it. You guys dismiss her when she stated "I could argue I'm one of the most bullied people in the world" and take great joy in doing so. I just choose not to.
I freely admitted to Fred that I think Hills has been more bullied throughout her history, so I'm not sure where the "different standards" comes from.
I just asserted recently you'd be hard pressed to find someone more bullied than she and the absolutely saddest part is that's it's not because of her actions; it's because folks don't like her husband, so they lash out at her. 

"Different standards" is a Fox standard, still going strong. The Clinton's get away with what you and I can't. 

Folks don't like what has happened to the presidency. 

Not a crime to be shallow, but some criticism should fall to Melania for choosing to campaign against bullying and then failing to speak against the Bully-in-chief. The position is beyond her coping powers, but I don't blame her for that. She didn't run for president. Then the petulance--"I really don't care, do you? "

Do you know Melania? Out of all the bullied people in a world where millions are suffering horrible life conditions, why does this one pampered woman's pain speak so directly to you?