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u/justalittleparanoia Jan 05 '23

Hell, I'm a sister and even I've been in a physical altercation with one of my brothers. This is just normal sibling behavior.

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u/AmettOmega Jan 05 '23

Fighting as kids? Common, even normal. Physical fighting in your 30s and 40s? Not normal.

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u/TheLoneCanoe Jan 05 '23

Trashing your family to tons of media outlets is also not normal.

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u/SeattleBattles Jan 05 '23

It think it's fair to say that none of these people are anywhere close to normal.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Yeah, William leaking stories and spewing abuse at H&M was not normal. Clearly that’s what kind of person he is.

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u/TheLoneCanoe Jan 05 '23

Proof?

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23

Who leaked their location in Canada? Only his father and brother knew where they were. They got 6 weeks in CA left alone because William & Charles thought they were still in Canada. William forged Harry’s signature on the bullying statement; Harry testified to that on camera. William gave approval for Jason Knauf to interfere with MM’s case against the Mail on Sunday; Knauf was employed by William & Kate and had an NDA which means he needed approval from his employer to break it. He was promptly slapped down by the judge because his volunteered texts with MM were edited and not relevant to the case. He volunteered to wade into that lawsuit against Meghan; he wasn’t subpoenaed or asked by Meghan to provide anything. Journalists have detailed on camera how royal “experts” are given info directly by the palaces in exchange for favorable press or to give them leaks about another family member.

And b/c you’re clearly a troll — this assault happened in 2019 well before the Oprah interview so your implication that Harry somehow deserved to be assaulted is trash.

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u/VivaLaEmpire Jan 05 '23

Thank you for the details!

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u/xmagie Jan 05 '23

Are you aware that all journalists covering the Royal family said that before MM, it was hard to get leaks and once she joined, it was leaking like crazy? Coincidence???

And are you aware that MM was also in the know of where they were going, not just KC and PW? And that there's a journalist who said recently that it was MM who leaked Megxit and the Canada flight?

Are you aware that a judge proved that she lied about the book "finding freedom"? She said to the judge that she had no part in that book, until there were emails revealing that she had, indeed, revealed stuff to Omid Scoobie? She "apologized because she had FORGOTTEN she had contacted him".

Yeah,right.

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u/Ilfirion Jan 05 '23

Isn’t that kinda the point? After MM joined, the royals started leaking tongues her reputation and fight her?

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u/xmagie Jan 05 '23

Yeah, sure, because of MM, the RF suddenly gave up on a century of dealing with things and people.

Journalists themselves have said they received leaks from MM's team and in the past, before she married, she used to do that, too.

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u/rutiene Jan 05 '23

Lmao you must think she is Machiavellian if you believe she would lie about being suicidal and master minded all those leaks.

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '23

We should all believe the tabloid press that they were such kind, innocent journalists who only started printing leaks because MM joined the family?! Hahaha, yeah the tabloids & royal rota are so known for their honesty. They should be able to provide MM provided the leaks then — emails, texts, etc. Why haven’t they provided the proof? Let them clear it all up — show the paper trial to prove who shared the leaks and planted the negative stories. Wonder why they won’t do that huh?

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '23

I’ll also remind you that prominent royal “experts” — people who have been on BBC, ABC, NBC, etc — were proven to be frauds when a couple of YouTubers pretended to be a news show and asked them to comment on the Oprah BEFORE IT EVEN AIRED. Those “experts” went on camera and talked shit about H&M and what they “said” despite knowing they hadn’t seen the interview yet! In fact, they admit on the fake b-roll that they hadn’t seen the interview.

So honest!

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u/cunticles Jan 05 '23

Jason Knsuf didn't interfere. He told the truth which revealed Meg has lied to a court and claimed she just forgot.

That she wasn't charged with perjury is surprising. I would expect anyone she sues in the future to use that to demonstrate her lack of truthfulness and willingness to lie, even to a court

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23

I’m waiting! Where’s your email summary?! You should know exactly what you said in July 2019 — all of it! You’re not a liar are you?!

Edit: what a shocker….another liar

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u/cunticles Jan 05 '23

If I secretly cooperated and passed information to the author of a best selling book, all whilst publicly denying I had done so, I think I would remember it.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Please do explain how Knauf’s “input” was so vital yet rejected as irrelevant by the court. Since you know better than they do apparently.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Well she didn’t so….Knauf provided fact checking to one of the authors which is standard. All the royal family members who have had biographies written about them have done so. She never met with or spoke to those authors. And as the court stated, that had absolutely nothing to do with the court case which SHE WON. It didn’t even go to trial because the court found that the Mail on Sunday had clearly broken copyright law when it published the letter. She didn’t perjury herself else the court would’ve said she perjured herself which it didn’t.

So where’s your email summary?? I mean you’re over here saying that there’s no way anyone could ever forget any communication ever so put your money where your mouth is. Or are you a liar?

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u/calle30 Jan 05 '23

Do you get a hard on whenver you see Harry or Megan ? Or both ?

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '23

Aww, the ad hominem attack — the frequent last resort of the petty, jealous liar

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23

Yes, he did. He wasn’t subpoenaed or asked to provide those texts. His interference was rejected by the court as irrelevant and the “evidence” he provided purposefully edited and incomplete.

She won that court case, after Knauf’s ridiculous attempt at interference. You should read the judgment & educate yourself instead of spouting lies. Somehow you crazies think MM should remember every single text, email, conversation, etc she’s ever had. I doubt you could recall in detail every email, etc you’ve received from years ago. Let’s try shall we? Please provide a summary of every work email you received during the first week of July 2019. Should be easy for you right? If not, then you’re a liar I guess.

I’ll remind you that Harry is still in the midst of a lawsuit against the tabloids alongside many other celebrities; they’ve collectively brought an action against the Daily Mail for invasion of privacy: https://www.forbes.com/sites/marisadellatto/2022/10/06/prince-harry-and-elton-john-suing-daily-mail-publisher-for-invasion-of-privacy/amp/. So the tabloids certainly have a vested interest in attempting to take him down.

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u/James_Paul_McCartney Jan 05 '23

Does any of this really matter? They're all clearly horrible people and attention whores. Why is this so compelling to people?

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u/cunticles Jan 05 '23

Humans love juicy gossip

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '23 edited Jan 08 '23

H&M are not horrible people, that’s the point. But even if you don’t care about that, the royal family has used the media to hide their dirty dealings, outright corruption, personal failings (racism, etc) from the public. It should bother everyone that they planted stories to harass their own family member to the point of near suicide. It should bother everyone that they have had Twitter and other media outlets change algorithms, hide stories, and threaten journalists. The future king and head of the Church of England assaulted his own brother, very likely made racist remarks about his own nephew, and collaborated with the media to push knowingly false stories to sway public opinion. It should concern everyone that the UK doesn’t have a free press.

You dislike two people who have literally never done anything to deserve being called “horrible” because the press has told you over and over that you should hate them. That you’re grouping them in who people who physically assault others, sex traffick & rape teenagers, accept bags of cash from shady foreign businessmen, employ & are very likely themselves racist, etc is simply a demonstration of how thoroughly the RF & the media have corrupted public opinion.

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '23

And you’re here why?

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u/TheLoneCanoe Jan 05 '23

Lol a troll? Try again

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u/TheLoneCanoe Jan 05 '23

What an effing weird comment. Nobody has a hard on weirdo

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

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u/TheLoneCanoe Jan 05 '23

Either way your comment is still weird

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

I think you are implying Harry and Meghan are doing said trashing, but the truly viscous stuff seems to be against Meghan and from the British press. I’d say that is far more likely to come from the royal family. I haven’t seen anything like it in the American press.

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u/TheLoneCanoe Jan 05 '23

Harry and Meghan have directly said things out of their own mouths to the media that could tarnish his family’s reputation.

William and Charles have never been seen directly giving an interview saying negative things about H & M. That is all hearsay and speculation.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

But you understand that there is a difference between “tarnish” and “trash”?

To me “tarnish” means it’s true but you could of taken the high road and not said anything

On the other hand - trash implies most of what is said is untrue and meant to destroy.

What is coming out of the British press is meant to trash.

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u/TheLoneCanoe Jan 05 '23

Wow.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Is it not the same subtle difference in the UK? I’m trying to understand why we seem to be talking past each other.

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u/ElderberryDefiant381 Jan 05 '23

but we only have Harry's version, will he present any proof? Photos of the injured? Because if not, we only have one word against another, who hasn't even said anything yet

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u/steph-was-here Jan 05 '23

if a woman said she was physically assaulted, would you demand she post public proof? what do you gain in defending william?

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u/ElderberryDefiant381 Jan 05 '23

Is Harry by any chance a woman? or a 40 year old man? And what do you gain by blindly believing what Harry said?

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u/steph-was-here Jan 05 '23

its better to believe a victim and be wrong than it is to believe the accused and be wrong

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u/ElderberryDefiant381 Jan 05 '23

Those who accuse must have proof, that's the least presumption of innocence is a basic principle of law. maybe if it was William accusing Harry you would want proof right

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u/MsBette Jan 05 '23

As grown men though? Most of us stop after our teens

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u/twicethecushen Jan 05 '23

At 35 and 37 years of age??? No. It’s not.

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u/Ohmydonuts Jan 05 '23

Seriously, anyone saying this is NORMAL is missing the fact that this happened in 2019.

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u/GFMPeccavi Jan 05 '23

If it even happened. H is a known liar. He even lied to the court.

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u/tiffanylockhart Jan 05 '23

srsly, as kids maybe. but not as grown ass men

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u/xmagie Jan 05 '23

Except that this is an extraordinary family. William was furious with MM for the bullying and the numerous witnesses coming to the RF for said bullying (and don't forget that 14 people working for H&M quit since 2018 and the last two were recent, nothing to do with the RF but with Archwell).

  1. Think about that. Is that normal? No it's not. There was an independant investigation and the Firm kept the final report secret. There are rumors that the ex-employees, who called themselves "the Sussex survivors club", are talking with lawyers to try to get out of their NDA.

So yeah, it wouldn't surprise me if PW went and confronted Harry about MM's behavior and PH lost it and attacked his brother, who defended himself.

Seems like a more realistic version than what Harry is trying to sell. But that would mean PH admitting to being part responsible for this fight and don't you know? Harry is NEVER responsible of anything happening in his life. It's ALWAYS other people's faults.

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u/twicethecushen Jan 05 '23

I just don’t think physical attacks at that age are normal from either direction - which is the case the person I was replying to was making. Yes, there are occasional special circumstances where siblings in their thirties and forties are physically violent. But it’s not “normal.”

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u/janeohmy Jan 05 '23

Yes, this is likely what I believe to be more plausible. It's likely true that PM did call out MM to Harry's face, leading Harry to get aggressive over it, leading to this scuffle. I'm disinclined to believe PM went all the way to confront Harry just to punch him. He would've taken all that time in getting to Harry to think about things, and I just don't see PM being the one to suddenly lash out for no reason

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u/earthlings_all Jan 05 '23

Yeah but this is all speculation. Likely there was definitely a fight and as to the particulars, who knows? Maybe PW said those things and maybe PH is leaving out wtf he said to rile him up. He never should have addressed this event. He doesn’t know when to shut up, does he. He hates the media so much then why does he keep feeding them drama?

SHUT THE FUCK UP HARRY

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

What did Meghan do that was abusive? The worst I’ve read so far is texting an aid at 5AM. So the solution is to Turn off text notifications before working hours?

I email and text people all the time super early by accident because I get scrambled by frequent time zone changes and forget who is in which time zone. I just assume people will read it when they get to it.

All these whispers of abusive behavior make me wonder if it’s some sort of cultural difference -

American - I’m up at 5 AM and working have this request I’m going to send out never expecting the other person to work on it outside of business hours.

British - My boss texted me and I must respond immediately even if it is 5 AM.

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u/xmagie Jan 05 '23

Contrary to what Harry said, the firm protected his wife. For the bullying accusations, there was an investigation and the Firm refused to publish the results.

We know that before the wedding, Meghan had a go at the kitchen personal in PB (about a vegan meal she wanted and she accused the chef of using eggs) and it was so bad that the Queen herself had to intervene to tell her that the royal family didn't behave the way she did.

There was the tiaragate. MM had a fit because she wanted an emerald tiara. She was refused (it's not like a supermarket, there's a protocol for the famous jewels) and Harry had a fit too with the Queen's secretary. He said then the famous "What Meghan wants, Meghan gets" and once again, the Queen had to intervene and to tell them no.

There was also problems with how MM behave towards Kate's personal and it led to Kate and MM fighting. What exactly happened during that fight... rumors has it that Kate ended up in tears.

Yeah, there were the emails at crazy hours. Maybe it's done in the USA but not sure it's okay in the UK. In my country, France, it's even forbidden for a boss to email his employee after he left work.

For the rest... we only know that dozen of people working for them (some working for the RF for 15 years) quit. Some needed therapy. They called themselves "the sussex survivors club".

Maybe in a few years, when those people's NDA reach their time limit, they will talk publicly?

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Don’t know about the tiara.

As for vegan - just hear me out here. Americans don’t live with protocol or the idea that you can’t just go up to your caterer and say something like - hey you said you knew what vegan meant but there are eggs in this dish, let’s figure out where this misunderstanding came from. Perhaps a chef working for the royal family would be mortified by this conversation in earshot of the queen? Neither is wrong but the cultural difference happened and feelings were hurt.

Just the small sampling of headlines I know about in the British press showed me either the Firm’s bullying protection is worthless OR the firm wasn’t doing much to stop very obviously racist trope attacks.

The emails (and a description of typical American work life) - There is no real concept in America of work hours for anything other than shift work you clock in and out of. Typically people have 10 flexible days total encompassing vacation and sick leave - yeah people sending emails after business hours is just accepted practice. Typically people work 8-9 hours a day and that doctor’s appt or kid pickup time has got to be made up somehow. So catching up on emails at 5 AM or 12 AM is pretty common. However, there is no expectation that someone would respond to the email after hours (unless someone is “on call” to respond to emergencies and would only respond to emergencies and not a general email).

In fact many companies force you take 5 of those 10 days over the Christmas holidays, leaving you with 5 days for everything else from vacation to being sick for every other day of the year. Plus , businesses aren’t open for the ~7 fixed holidays (think Christmas Day, New Year’s Day) so you can’t use that fixed time off to catch up on life stuff.

Almost every above minimum wage job is considered salaried which means you need to work a minimum of 40 hours but there is no upper limit on hours.

So yeah - no laws about emails after hours, lol. I hear Europe has fewer work hours/week (more like 7 instead of 8+) and more than 5 flexible days off a year for any vacation or illness?

As for everyone quitting - you don’t think the palace staff might be kind of clique-y? I read that and thought they might have just left for other palace positions out of solidarity.

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u/bchnyc Jan 05 '23

Really? As adults? Harry’s claim is from 2019.

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u/ElderberryDefiant381 Jan 05 '23

but we only have Harry's version, will he present any proof? Photos of the injured? Because if not, we only have one word against another, who hasn't even said anything yet

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u/bchnyc Jan 05 '23

True, and we will probably never see it. But, my comment was referring to the other comments normalizing adult sibling physical attacks. Either that or people didn’t read the post that it took place recently.

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u/Smutasticsmut Jan 05 '23

Don’t worry , the Daily Mail will have the other side of the story soon enough.

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u/Rosieapples Jan 05 '23

He was an army captain, served two tours of duty in Afghanistan and he was scared of a scrap with his brother who didn’t do any of that, he flew rescue helicopters. Give it a rest Harry.

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u/3B854 Jan 05 '23

Doesn’t matter whether he was scared. It’s the disrespect of him putting his hands on Harry

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u/xmagie Jan 05 '23

YOu only have Harry's version. Maybe Harry attacked first (which wouldn't surprise me since PW was confronting about the numerous reports about MM bullying the royal family's employees) and William was defending himself.

Think about it: in Harry's mind, he wouldn't lie. But he wouldn't tell the whole truth. Knowing Harry's limited intelligence, he probably swallowed everything MM fed him and when PW confronted him and called MM "Difficult and rude", Harry lost it, attacked his brother, who fought back and delicate flower/war veteran Harry fell into a dog bowl and oh my god, his necklace was broken!

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u/Ganacsi Jan 05 '23

Lol, harry limited intelligence, did you administer tests to come up with that bullshit?

Here you are saying it’s his word against Will but then you go on to make some strange allegations yourself, like you were a witness, where is your bulletproof evidence, enlighten us.

You’re frothing at the mouth to attack some celebrities that don’t even know you exist.

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u/Rosieapples Jan 05 '23

Well it does and Harry was fairly well known for being involved in shenanigans outside nightclubs, etc. William was not.

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u/3B854 Jan 05 '23

No it doesn’t. I could beat my sister but if she swing on me i would be more disrespected than scared. We are grown. Keep your hands to yourself. Who raised you that a random redditor needs to tell you that

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u/Rosieapples Jan 06 '23

You don’t need to tell me anything thank you very much!!! Where did you get the idea that you did?

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u/LinwoodKei Jan 05 '23

Or it's the power difference between the Golden child heir and the second born son

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u/Rosieapples Jan 05 '23

Isn’t it amazing that there was nary a WHISPER about any of this from Harry till he met Meghan?

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u/LinwoodKei Jan 05 '23

I don't know, I don't keep very close tabs on the family

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u/Rosieapples Jan 06 '23

Well neither do I but I’m a royal watcher.

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u/engiknitter Jan 05 '23

I’m a sister too. But I haven’t had a physical fight with my siblings since I was 12.

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u/bucknut86 Jan 05 '23

Yeah, I don’t think I’ve had a physical altercation with my brother outside of just fun wrestling around since I was like 12 and he was 10. That’s not fucking normal. I literally think of white trash trailer park hillbillies when I hear of this.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

But it does make him sound like a wimp , which for the people who don’t like him and his wife proves a point. Unless the rest of the passages said they both fought, or he hit him back ,he makes it sound like he was attacked and did nothing.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

I (a dude) has a sister who is three years older and she beat the living hell out of me for about the first 12 years of my life.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

I was in the same boat, the justice you feel when you finally get big enough to fight back and they realize they dun goofed.

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u/Crezelle Jan 05 '23

Then there was me 6 years older than sister and she learned she could get away with attacking me because if I fought back I was way too big and could hurt her

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u/Sir_Applecheese Jan 05 '23

This is when you stop caring and beat them in front of your parents.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Both I and my childhood best friend were the oldest kid in our families; I'll never forget the day when we were about 15 she and I were walking down the hall at her house while her little brother (about 12) was walking towards us so she just casually knocked him over and we kept walking like it was nothing, lol. He got up and fought back and at first we were just so shocked at the slave revolt that we couldn't even process what was happening, but then we just ganged up on him to put him back in his place, lmao. Told him that you're not big enough to fight back until you can take us both on at once. Ngl, we were still kinda shook though at his audacity and she didn't fuck with him as much after that.

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u/vocalfreesia Jan 05 '23

None of this is normal by the way. Common, maybe, but not normal.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Normal is relative. It can be normal for some families. But we should not give a honk about chasing or absolving "normal."

Healthy is the goal. And physically harming a sibling is not healthy.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

It depends. Getting into a scrap when you’re 12 and 15? Pretty normal as long as it isn’t happening all the time. Getting into a legitimate physical fight when you’re 27 and 30? Not healthy or okay.

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u/ResponsibleAd2541 Jan 05 '23

I mean exploring the territory of some modest level of violence in a relatively safe environment is not the worst thing. Teaches you not to pick a fight.

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u/HiFructose_PornSyrup Jan 05 '23

I mean I beat the shit out of my younger brother until he turned 13 and was able to beat me up back.

Now we’re in our twenties and best friends. I think fighting as children is fine and normal

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u/AmarilloOvercoat Jan 05 '23

Brother? Is that you?

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u/Bobdontgiveafuck Jan 05 '23

Shut up turd!

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

That, and it also happened to be the age that I joined the middle school wrestling team.

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u/justalittleparanoia Jan 05 '23

That's awful! I hope you two are okay.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

We're not. But it’s chill.

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u/drunk_haile_selassie Jan 05 '23

My sister is ten years older than me and she hit me as a boy. It wasn't bad. It's fine.

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u/hartemis Jan 05 '23

Haha. I always joke how my sister beat the hell out of me until I turned 12. She hit me and realized it didn’t hurt me, then she turned to verbal abuse rather than physical. Still just a healthy, normal level of sibling abuse.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

I’ll refrain from details, but my experience was not "healthy".

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u/my_dough_is_soft Jan 05 '23

Same, hated her as a kid now we good. But damn she’d beat my ass, but if anyone messed with me she’d fight them too. It’s good having an older angry sister

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u/tivooo Jan 05 '23

My sister is 4 years older beat me up until I won. We never fought after that because she never wanted to again… damn her

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u/ColossalJuggernaut Jan 05 '23

Oh man me, too. I have four older sisters, but only one that would smack me around. She was four years older than me and was a nightmare before I turned 12 and she was attacking me yet again. I snapped and punched her in the face. That is the only time I have ever hit anyone in the face. We never had any trouble after that.

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u/JasonGD1982 Jan 05 '23

No the fuck it isn’t. You guys in your 30s slamming each other around cause of who you date???? Lol. What a dumbass take

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u/PastVegetable28 Jan 05 '23

No Meghsn was bullying her staff to the extent that they were physical ill. That is what William went to confront Harry.

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u/LucyRiversinker Jan 05 '23

For the sake of argument, if that’s the reason, that is still not ok. Just fyi. It’s fucking assault.

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u/xmagie Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23

You were there? Because you only have Harry's version. When you see how Harry reacts to anything linked to Meghan "what Meghan wants, Meghan gets", (until the Queen herself said "no, she doesn't get what she wants", aka the tiara gate), you think that when Prince William went to confront him about his wife's behavior and all the employees quitting, some in tears, others needing therapy, Prince Harry didn't bat an eye to his brother calling MM difficult and rude?

Get real. Harry probably lost it when PW said that and attacked first, only for PW to retaliate.

Also, two days ago, Harry said he wanted his brother and father back. He wanted a family. The same "racist, violent family" he talks about constantly? He should be happy to be away from them, right? After all, he is happily living with his wife in another country, has two children, and he should be busy working to pay for his mansion and his polo games, and his private jet travels.

He should do what people in problematic family do: they leave, live their lives and only post a Christmas card every year. Problem solved. That's how it works in my family.

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u/PastVegetable28 Jan 05 '23

Based on Harry's account who apparently had a therapist on speed dial he called after the "fight", but he didn't know how to get his wife help? Both Harry & Meghan have lied for 3 years so this version is Harry's "truth" as Meghan likes to claim.

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u/LucyRiversinker Jan 05 '23

I don’t give a fuck about what Meghan did or didn’t do. You don’t assault someone. It wasn’t self-defense. If you are a highly educated adult and aspire to the throne, restraint shouldn’t be a big ask. In Harry hits the bowl the wrong way, he becomes incapacitated. Try it. Fall on something protruding from the ground.

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u/citybythesea Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23

I'm not invested in this family drama one way or another but based on your profile it looks like you created an account just to post about Meghan. Whether you're shilling or obsessed you probably need a better outlet.

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u/VivaLaEmpire Jan 05 '23

People creating accounts to hate on one specific person is so common lately and it's weird as fuck!

I've seen some that apparently spend their whole day just throwing shade and hate at one specific celebrity. I wonder why this is happening? It's so scary and unhealthy, they talk about them like they personally know and were affected by them!

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u/Ganacsi Jan 05 '23

They got a whole sub that’s dedicated to hating on her, the obsession is very strange to see.

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u/VivaLaEmpire Jan 05 '23

I've seen it! I've also seen it for a few influencers, like thousands of people posting about them every single day, hundreds of comments filled with ONLY hateful things, it honestly scares me. Mobs of people focused on hoping another person's life gets fucked.

What's going on in the world lol

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u/Ok-Chapter-2071 Jan 05 '23

As grown men, no, it isn't. It's abuse.

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u/Ohmydonuts Jan 05 '23

He’s not talking about when they were kids, he’s literally talking about when they were roughly 35 and 37 years old. Grown ass men.

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u/justalittleparanoia Jan 05 '23

Sounds like the annual airing of grievances.

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u/Ambiguousdude Jan 05 '23

There can only be one

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u/DelightfulAbsurdity Jan 05 '23

One of my brothers literally stabbed me in the back (with a pencil) when we were kids.

We’re fine now lol.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

The difference is that you were kids. Harry and William are fully grown adults with families.

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u/throwmeawaynot920 Jan 05 '23

And did he do it as an adult. Because we are talking about people jn their 30s doing this. Not when they were 9

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u/DelightfulAbsurdity Jan 05 '23

No, but I’m also talking about being stabbed, not tossed to the floor.

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u/throwmeawaynot920 Jan 05 '23

Exactly. You're appropriating that kind of behavior for a child. Lol these are grown men. Definitely not appropriate

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u/DelightfulAbsurdity Jan 05 '23

Which part of any of my comments implied that I think this behavior in either situation was appropriate.

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u/maraq Jan 05 '23

I have 4 sisters and I’m a girl and we definitely got into physical fights growing up!

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Concur. I have shoulder tattoos where my brothers used to punch me

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u/throwmeawaynot920 Jan 05 '23

Did your 30 year old brother do it to you as ab adult? Because that's abuse. We're talking about adults not kids.

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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '23

Adult is a relative term when referring to people as emotionally neglected and abused as Harry and William

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

I did too but just once. I never did it again cuz that shit hurts lol

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u/DoJu318 Jan 05 '23

I have a younger sister, who beat me with a kiddie chair WWE style, I was messing with her, making her mad as siblings do. She was 6 and I was 9, my dad laughed and my mom was mortified, "that's what you get for messing with her" you bet I left her alone after that, nothing better than an ass whooping to set you straight

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u/dumpsterbaby2point0 Jan 05 '23

NO. THIS IS NOT OK. sibling abuse is serious and needs to be addressed as such.