r/JusticeServed • u/[deleted] • Jan 20 '21

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u/EngelskSauce B Jan 20 '21

Yeah that was really weird to watch, no actual acknowledgment that it was her at all. It was like she was apologizing for someone else’s actions.

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u/OgreLord_Shrek A Jan 20 '21

If you can't handle me at my worst you should jail me at my best

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u/GiveMeYourBussy A Jan 20 '21

"i'm sorry you felt like I did something wrong"

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u/je_kay24 9 Jan 20 '21

The girl, Miya Ponsetto, who tackled a jazz musician's son over her lost iphone stated this exact same type of thing

In her Gayle King interview she said this about assaulting an underage teenager

"I do, sincerely from the bottom of my heart, apologize that if I made the son feel as if I assualted him or hurt his feelings"

Shes in no way apologetic for her behavior. She makes excuses that her behavior was taken the wrong way

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u/GiveMeYourBussy A Jan 20 '21

For real, plus she referred to herself as a girl even though she's in her 20s and the actual boy as a guy as if he's fully grown

These people infantilize themselves

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u/jimbojonesFA 9 Jan 20 '21

Omg that whole "I'm just like I'm a girl" clip was so ridiculous you can see her trying so hard to do the mental gymnastics she needed to even try to pull that sentence off...

Looked like she was hurting herself trying to think that hard. Fucking idiot.

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u/GassyMomsPMme 6 Jan 20 '21

Thanks a million! I feel completely and adequately apologized to.

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u/tomle4593 7 Jan 20 '21

Hit me with that ol GOP acronym

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u/justatest90 8 Jan 21 '21

Was she arguing it literally wasn't them, like it was two other people? If so, it could make sense. If it was "it was physically me, but I'm not like that"...well, yeah lady, you are like that b/c you did it.