Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "'Harry needs to be saved from Meghan'" video.

How is this anyone's business? This is a married couple, very soon expecting their second child. If they do say things in public that make you, personally, cringe, that's fine. You don't have to like anyone. It gives you no license, however, to publicly attack a pregnant woman. Not if you have a shred of decency.
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@thehiltongirl I refuse to get involved. I don't care what anyone says. "If this, if that." What part of IT IS NONE OF MY BUSINESS is a bloody mystery?
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@sandratruster3305 Not your business. Just ignore her then. Pfft.
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@michelleackerson4524 There used to be rules. In fact, even in law, "intentional affliction of emotional distress" is rarely considered actionable, UNLESS the target is a young child, is with a young child, is literally unable to get away from the person engaging in it, or is pregnant. But if you tell me all rules are out the window, I'm not shocked.
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@lorirose7126 Still don't see how any of this is your business. Escapes me completely. Why do you care? Novels are better.
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@Funksinthehouse No stranger can make something your business, no matter how hard they try. Turn the channel.
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@cynthialawson6971 Most people I know don't care. By contrast, concerning Prince Andrew and Bill Gates, there may be debriefings in order, by some investigative services, in their respective countries. That's something real.
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@curiouscanuck Well, my father and my mother's only brother were WWII British Army veterans, and I singlehandedly took care of my father in his old age, at great personal sacrifice, for five years. So maybe you should reconsider what ugly things you said to me. I doubt you've done more than emote. Your ugly words sound like they're from someone with zero perspective on real life, and a rather bizarre fantasy life, to boot. I don't see reasonable posts, like "it was wrong to speak publicly about their family matters, especially now." (I think that's true. I would never have done it, or suggested anyone do it.) Instead, I see tit-fot-tat, extremely vicious and escalating personal attacks on them. How is that taking a stand? It's joining in by taking sides and doing the very same thing. This is a social media disease. Get well soon.
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@sandratruster3305 Candace Owens is making money. That always counts. Why is she personally attacking a married, heavily pregnant woman? For money. There is no conservative principle or Christian principle that tells anyone to do that. Jesus said let he who is without sin cast the first stone.
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@Funksinthehouse I don't see reasonable posts, like "it was wrong to speak publicly about their intimate family matters, especially now." (I think that's true. I would never have done it, or suggested anyone do it.) Instead, I see tit-fot-tat, extremely vicious and escalating personal attacks on them, especially on Meghan. How is that taking a stand? It's joining in by taking sides and doing the very same thing, to her. This is a social media disease. What goes around often comes around, you know? At this rate, everyone will be bullied online.
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@lorirose7126 Did you read what I responded to? Those weren't opinions. The person claimed to have a right to heap abuse, and wanted to stop me from expressing my opinions, which they seem to think I have no right to. Is "u r a f*****g w****" an opinion? Perhaps a day with an English stylistics manual might not be time wasted. Who said you didn't have a "right" to express any opinion? We weren't discussing the legalities, were we?
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@lorirose7126 If she doesn't have a weak bone in her body, that's wonderful news. Thanks for your thoughts.
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Mind your own business. Or is harassing a heavily pregnant, married woman a conservative family value now?
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