Comments by "yankee2 yankee" (@yankee2yankee216) on "The Telegraph" channel.

  1. I don’t think that’s any of MY business, so I don’t think it is REALLY anything of yours, either. Meghan and Harry are essentially private citizens now (albeit of the UK), and they deserve some privacy. Yes, as public people, they do owe something to the public, but not everything!
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  2. I don’t know why anybody would heckle them. They are celebrities purely because of his birth and her… celebrity, as a well-known actress. They are well to do, even rich by most standards, but they are poor Royals. They are not much richer than maybe hundreds of thousands of other people in the world. They may be famous, but that doesn’t justify disturbing their peace. Those paparazzi photographers should be charged with disturbing the peace, at very least. That charge might be extended to include harassment or recklessly endangering others.
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  3. Perhaps, but we should not forget, Trump HIMSELF has indicated that he thinks that violence to achieve political objectives is acceptable… and HIS SCOTUS has ruled that the POTUS is above the law. Should the man not be expected to live by his own rules? Would it be wrong for him to taste his own medicine?
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  4. Perhaps, but we should not forget, Trump HIMSELF has indicated that he thinks that violence to achieve political objectives is acceptable… and HIS SCOTUS has ruled that the POTUS is above the law. Should the man not be expected to live by his own rules? Would it be wrong for him to have to taste his own medicine?
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  5. Perhaps, but we should not forget, Trump HIMSELF has indicated that he thinks that violence to achieve political objectives is acceptable… and HIS SCOTUS has ruled that the POTUS is above the law. Should the man not be expected to live by his own rules? Would it be wrong for him to have to taste his own medicine?
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  6. Perhaps, but we should not forget, Trump HIMSELF has indicated that he thinks that violence to achieve political objectives is acceptable… and HIS SCOTUS has ruled that the POTUS is above the law. Should the man not be expected to live by his own rules? Would it be wrong for him to have to taste his own medicine?
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