Comments by "Ficus-lovin\x27 Capybara N\x27 pals • 🌟 • 25 yrs ago" (@YourCapybaraAmigo_17yrsago) on "What a PR smear campaign can teach us about human psychology" video.

  1. I agree with most of what you say here but I'm a little unclear as to what you mean about the universe operates on dualities that always tries to maintain balance. That's a little too woo woo and unscientific and meaningless for me, but I do appreciate your perspectives on all of the topics I've seen so far, and largely agree. I feel that you try to be very fair and balanced in your opinions and analysis and I appreciate that.
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  2. How is what these PR firms are doing not considered a criminal act? How is it not conspiracy, slander and libel? There's no way that free speech protections should be extended to cases of deliberate slander, malicious conspiracy, and attempted reputation trashing based on known false statements and lies. How are they NOT being sued into oblivion?? Very curious here.
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  3. I thought both celebrity ladies in the interviews were fine. Anne was a little short about one single question but she wasnt rude. It was fine. People really overanalyze lol. If the interviewer tried to build it up like it was something more, that was definitely unnecessary of her.
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  4. You know after all my 42 years I still don't know what a b***h is supposed to be. Can anyone tell me what specifically is exactly a b***h? Lmfaooooooo It's a term with no definition that's supposed to be a pejorative. Just one time before I fkg die I want to know what specifically a b***h is supposed to be and why it's bad. is it a rude person? Is it someone who takes credit for others work or efforts? Is it somebody that is unacceptably hostile or abusive to others? I would really just like to know. It sure is a word people like to throw around casually as if it means something or as if it's supposed to get me to reject someone its applied to. I see in these texts the cute PR from employees couldn't resist using the B-word is regards to Blake. I suppose it's the equivalent of the colloquial word "dick" or "asshole"; as in "he was being a dick", ie, a not-nice person. I'm not sensitive to the word 'b**ch' I just think it's silly it's used so freely as if any female person doesn't have the right to be anything other than sunshine and rainbows anytime they're in public. I get tired of its overuse. If someone is being assertive or cool-toned but civil, that's not being a "b**ch", that's just being a " person ".
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  5. Yo you with this guy's PR firm or something?? Lmfao
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  6. There's nothing wrong with defending yourself against anyone claiming anything against you but if you hire a dirty PR firm to make up malicious slander about another person for any reason yeah I think that should be at least a misdemeanor and it should be seen as wrong. It should also set that PR form up for a major civil lawsuit. I have no problem with PR firms in general but if they're engaging in a deliberate smear campaign I think that should be illegal or at least civilly liable. Are you familiar with the terms conspiracy, slander and libel? I don't know what the law currently says on it specifically but I wouldn't want to extend the protections of free speech to malicious speech.
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  7. Girl u ain't lying! 😂
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  8. I didn't know there was an abortion involved, or that he supposedly cheated on her. Anyhow when people are young a lot of childishness passes back and forth. We're all older, wiser, and more mature now and wouldn't act nearly the same way in the same situation.
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