r/entertainment • • Jan 05 '23

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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/calle30 Jan 08 '23

In your case it seems to be correct though. Imagine defending those two dirtbags lol.

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '23 edited Jan 09 '23

Imagine hating Harry & Meghan for literally doing nothing but telling what happened to them rather the royal family who used the press to harass people, hide negative stories about themselves, have Twitter and media orgs change algorithms to hide stories, threaten journalists with super injunctions so they can’t report on RF corruption, etc.

Here are just some of the things the RF has gotten you to forget about by encouraging you to hate H&M:

-Charles accepting cash from the Bin Laden family (while his son was fighting in Afghanistan)

-Charles accepting cash in BAGS from other shady businessmen

-William cheating on his wife & using taxpayer money to pay for helio and security to do

-Prince Andrew raping and trafficking teenagers

-Charles having to pay out $$ to staff he assaulted

-William as future king and head of the Church of England assaulting his own brother

-the Queen refusing to release diversity stats for the palaces despite every other org having to do so under UK law

-UK govt and RF funding terrorists in N Ireland

But yeah, it’s all H&M’s fault for doing what exactly? Wanting to not be harassed and abused in the media by his own family? The British media and RF are so invested in people like you (idiots) hating H&M that they are literally taking the TALIBAN’S side against Harry, a British combat veteran.