[bitontheslide]

i do think they are both a bit thick, some of the things i've heard them say, it's surprising they manage to dress themselves each morning

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by jet

We can tell though - her lips move.

on a serious note it is staggering

even in a setup like last night and meticulous editing to whitewash anything bad

it was riddled with lies and half-truths

imagine if she was interviewed by a real interviewer

her pr machine will do all they can to keep her away from this

[GoldHeart]

I find it disgusting that Meghan's mental health is being downplayed & doubted , god forbid if something had happened to her would people then be saying it's all "for attention" .

Non of us will ever know what it feels like to be in Harry & Meghan's shoes, we can only imagine .

And it's gut wrenching just hearing how she felt and what she was almost driven to, then there's the lack of support and care . Very cruel unfeeling system .

The media attacks alone are enough to give anyone depression, imagine every day lies and racist abuse being printed about you . How would people cope .

[jet]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

on a serious note it is staggering

even in a setup like last night and meticulous editing to whitewash anything bad

it was riddled with lies and half-truths

imagine if she was interviewed by a real interviewer

her pr machine will do all they can to keep her away from this

A real interviewer would insist that she name names when making allegations -

"Someone asked what colour the baby will be" - but not saying who.
"Someone said the baby will not be allowed a title because it will be mixed race" - but I'm not saying who.
"I was refused help for my mental state by someone" - but I'm not saying who.

On and on it went, 'not saying who' meant she could say what she liked without producing any evidence that the people she was accusing could answer to.
Sly and manipulative and blatantly unfair.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by jet

A real interviewer would insist that she name names when making allegations -

"Someone asked what colour the baby will be" - but not saying who.
"Someone said the baby will not be allowed a title because it will be mixed race" - but I'm not saying who.
"I was refused help for my mental state by someone" - but I'm not saying who.

On and on it went, 'not saying who' meant she could say what she liked without producing any evidence that the people she was accusing could answer to.
Sly and manipulative and blatantly unfair.

this is the result of an advertorial

unfortunately some people cant see its an advert and think its editorial

and that is why its made

sinister

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

I find it disgusting that Meghan's mental health is being downplayed & doubted , god forbid if something had happened to her would people then be saying it's all "for attention" .

Non of us will ever know what it feels like to be in Harry & Meghan's shoes, we can only imagine .

And it's gut wrenching just hearing how she felt and what she was almost driven to, then there's the lack of support and care . Very cruel unfeeling system .

The media attacks alone are enough to give anyone depression, imagine every day lies and racist abuse being printed about you . How would people cope .

It's attitudes of not believing people when they say they are struggling with mental health issues which leave those thinking of reaching out for help, to then not to.

Fearing they'll be scoffed at or not believed.

There's still a lot wrong in the UK of ignorance on mental health issues and the pain people are going through with it.

As you say and I agree, disgusting, I'd add shameful too.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by jet

A real interviewer would insist that she name names when making allegations -



"Someone asked what colour the baby will be" - but not saying who.

"Someone said the baby will not be allowed a title because it will be mixed race" - but I'm not saying who.

"I was refused help for my mental state by someone" - but I'm not saying who.



On and on it went, 'not saying who' meant she could say what she liked without producing any evidence that the people she was accusing could answer to.

Sly and manipulative and blatantly unfair.

Well said ... and thank you .

I’m done trying to reason with people on this topic .. it’s spread over a few threads now .


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[Zizu]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

It's attitudes of not believing people when they say they are struggling with mental health issues which leave those thinking of reaching out for help, to then not to.



Fearing they'll be scoffed at or not believed.



There's still a lot wrong in the UK of ignorance on mental health issues and the pain people are going through with it.



As you say and I agree, disgusting, I'd add shameful too.

Again ... very well said ..


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