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Re: Harry and Meghan play the victim card

By: Cactus Flower in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Fri, 25 Oct 19 10:22 AM | 34 view(s)
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Ah yes. The documentary about Prince Charles showed what the Meghan-Harry show ought to have been about. That is, if they were modern enough to figure it out.

The Prince Charles documentary was about the work he is doing. It wasn't about his feelings or his state of happiness or his relationship with the press. He was describing the performance of his duties, instead of complaining about restrictions on his rights.

They are perfectly nice people, Meghan and Harry, but they need to look past the mirror. As the Queen also shows, duty is the job. That is what justifies the monarchy. Without it, they are pointless. Just a shinier type of celebrity.

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Re: Harry and Meghan play the victim card
By: Cactus Flower in ALEA
Tue, 22 Oct 19 7:38 AM 		Msg. 32425 of 54959

Minor point. But the press didn't kill Diana. She was killed in a car crash. The driver was over the limit for alcohol consumption. He drove into a concrete pillar.

He may have been speeding to escape the paparazzi. But she also courted the attention of the press for her own ends.

Sounds like Harry is surfacing unresolved feelings of anger and blame about his mother. Perhaps these were previously contained within his relationship with his brother. I have no idea why he thinks it's an effective strategy to reveal his resentments to the press whom he also reviles as their target.


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