MrsNorthernGrinch
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Still shows for me
just loads of fake ones have started showing for me for some reason.. was just wondering if she’s posted anything about her interview with Piers?
Still shows for me
No nothing yet, she's not posted for 2 days.just loads of fake ones have started showing for me for some reason.. was just wondering if she’s posted anything about her interview with Piers?
No nothing yet, she's not posted for 2 days.
Does anyone know where it will be shown - I don't watch his show. Don't like the guy at all but will be very interesting to see how she responds to direct questions where she can't just write a load of unintelligible waffle
He doesn’t need to, she’s done that all on her own with her FB rants and spewing her bilePiers isn’t stupid, he’s going to show her for what she really is.
Funny isn't it, she wasn't happy with the other journalist after a while, even though at first she seemed to be happy with him...almost like she's the problem...Piers will be fine, now he is the type who would take action for stalking, libel etcOh I’m so hear for this! She couldn’t have picked a better journalist to interview her and she’s already saying she isn’t happy! Ha ha serves the nasty piece of work right! I hope Pierce has a strong security system in place for when she starts hounding the hell out of him!
Not just stalked but sexually assaulted (unless that part was added to TV), but totally agree! A man would never be allowed on TV to garner sympathy, put his side over or whatever. It's disgraceful and triggering to her many victims.There would be an absolute uproar if it was a man that had stalked a woman and getting air time.
But because she’s a woman it’s deemed as entertainment. Giving her this platform will encourage her fairytale belief she hasn’t done anything wrong
I reckon she’s been told not to post anymore until the tv interview has airedShe's unusually quiet...would be quite funny if she just never posted on that account again
Of course she is not the victim. However, I believe she has the right to tell her side of the story.
He better not offer her a drinkI suppose he can afford the security he and his family will need in the coming weeks, months, years, decades
Good luck Piers
Except she was convicted of a crime hahaAgree she has a right to tell her story, if she hasn’t been convicted of a crime. No one is being forced to listen to her story, we all have a choice
She doesn't seem to have been convicted of a crime. I did actually search the other day. Laura Wray had a restraining order but that's not a criminal convictionExcept she was convicted of a crime haha
He better not offer her a drink
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Except she was convicted of a crime haha
She doesn't seem to have been convicted of a crime. I did actually search the other day. Laura Wray had a restraining order but that's not a criminal conviction
I do understand this POV but would just say it's worth remembering that getting convicted of something like stalking, rape, DV etc is difficult, more so than other crimes, and just because someone has either not been in front of a court or has been in front of a court and got acquitted doesn't mean they haven't done the thing they've been accused of. We don't know how or why juries make decisions but we do know they often seem to ignore legal directions, and lots of people on juries have horrible/outdated views on sexual violence - for example, that men couldn't possibly be a victim of rape or stalking. I also agree with the person who pointed out that men who are accused of rape, stalking etc wouldn't get this kind of platform or 'chance to tell their side of the story'.Yeah that’s the bit I’m not sure about.
Despite my confusion, I do know where I draw the line: I wouldn’t personally want to give a platform to someone suspected of any form of abuse or assault, but if they haven’t been convicted by a court then they’re innocent in law and can talk about it freely. We don’t have to listen but they can talk! But if she’s been convicted, I don’t think she should be given the chance to spout off - the courts listened and convicted her. She’s had her chance to put her case across.
Oh sorry, I thought that bit was added for the Netflix series. I’m with the OP then, I don’t agree with her being platformed. My apologies!
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Yeah that’s the bit I’m not sure about.
Despite my confusion, I do know where I draw the line: I wouldn’t personally want to give a platform to someone suspected of any form of abuse or assault, but if they haven’t been convicted by a court then they’re innocent in law and can talk about it freely. We don’t have to listen but they can talk! But if she’s been convicted, I don’t think she should be given the chance to spout off - the courts listened and convicted her. She’s had her chance to put her case across.
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