Brittney Spears Slapped

[Anonymous]

I was one of the folks who posted repeatedly that there was more to the conservatorship than the Free Britney folks were grasping. Since she won her freedom her life has been melting down as predicted.

I hope this is as bad as it gets, but sadly I don’t think she has anyone really looking out for her best interests and she is clearly treatment resistant when fully in charge of her own life.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was one of the folks who posted repeatedly that there was more to the conservatorship than the Free Britney folks were grasping. Since she won her freedom her life has been melting down as predicted.

I hope this is as bad as it gets, but sadly I don’t think she has anyone really looking out for her best interests and she is clearly treatment resistant when fully in charge of her own life.

Mental illness is so scary, sad, and persistent, even with meds. Doesn't ever really go away.

[Anonymous]

What’s with the British accent? That is scary AF. I feel so bad for her boys.

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Anonymous wrote:Her latest IG post???

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CuYF7dKs84i/?igshid=MTIzZWMxMTBkOA==

Thoughts and prayers.

She is so disturbed.

+1 She looked unhinged with the busted weave and the crazy British accent omg. Of course they didn't want her to get too close to him.

Tragic to see, honestly. She is a complete and utter mess.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:At this point m, he should press charges as well.

For a tap on the shoulder or back? Are you insane?

Have you crazies never tapped a stranger in public to get their attention? If they, or anyone associated with them responded by backhanding you, you would think that is a completely inappropriate response. Hell I tapped some in the store last night because they were on their phone and being called up to check out. Should I get a backhand?

I don’t care who anyone involved in this situation is, if you think the response to a tap on the shoulder or back is a backhand to the other person, you are insane.

PP here - I also just want to point out that some of these crazies were defending the body guard before they saw the video. Meaning they did think a backhand was an appropriate response to a tap on the shoulder.

What happened in the video and the responses to that should be separate from the absolute insane response that a backhand is an appropriate reaction to a tap on the shoulder, which is the scenario these posters were responding to. I know it’s probably the same convoluted reasoning an incel uses to beat a partner or kid but still, it’s insane to read these defenses.

So, you were defending Britney's actions before you saw what happened on the video. Why is Britney a credible witness? Why, before even seeing the video, would you not agree that it was unacceptable for her to touch a celebrity from behind - someone who was being quickly ushered through a space by bodyguards? Were you expecting the bodyguards to know who Britney was? Why would you not agree the only thing in question was the amount of force used to free the celebrity from Britney's touch/grasp?

I was one of the PPs questioning that Britney was 'backhanded'. Clearly, we have different definitions of what 'backhanded' means. Having been backhanded plenty of times in my life, I understand it to be hit with notable force, with the back of someone's hand. It seems Britney has a similar understanding since she claims she nearly fell from the blow. I, rightly, questioned Britney's description of what happened. What I saw in the video was a swat from the back of someone's hand that gave her pause but did not cause her to even stumble, much less fall.

I stand by my defense of the bodyguard who used appropriate force to remove the hand of someone touching his client. You can call it a 'backhand' if you like.

[Anonymous]

This is battery. And he should be charged.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What’s with the British accent? That is scary AF. I feel so bad for her boys.

It’s unfortunate that they are at risk to inherit her mental illness, but otherwise they seem to have it vetted than most kids in this country unlucky enough to be born to a mentally ill parent and especially a mentally ill mother.

Unlike many of those kids, Britney’s sons have a reasonably good dad who stepped up even if he is raking in big child support. He seems also to have provided them with a stepmom who has filled the void to some degree - of course that attachment issue with mom isn’t overcome by a stepmom but it has surely been nice for them to have a stepmom they seem to love and respect.

Only time will tell if they have been given the tools they need to succeed as adults - I hope they both have life plans beyond expecting to get money from their mother, as that would be entering a path of dysfunction that will be never ending. If they keep their heads down and go to school or otherwise pursue meaningful careers and keep things easy with the mother maybe they’ll be alright.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:At this point m, he should press charges as well.

For a tap on the shoulder or back? Are you insane?

Have you crazies never tapped a stranger in public to get their attention? If they, or anyone associated with them responded by backhanding you, you would think that is a completely inappropriate response. Hell I tapped some in the store last night because they were on their phone and being called up to check out. Should I get a backhand?

I don’t care who anyone involved in this situation is, if you think the response to a tap on the shoulder or back is a backhand to the other person, you are insane.

PP here - I also just want to point out that some of these crazies were defending the body guard before they saw the video. Meaning they did think a backhand was an appropriate response to a tap on the shoulder.

What happened in the video and the responses to that should be separate from the absolute insane response that a backhand is an appropriate reaction to a tap on the shoulder, which is the scenario these posters were responding to. I know it’s probably the same convoluted reasoning an incel uses to beat a partner or kid but still, it’s insane to read these defenses.

So, you were defending Britney's actions before you saw what happened on the video. Why is Britney a credible witness? Why, before even seeing the video, would you not agree that it was unacceptable for her to touch a celebrity from behind - someone who was being quickly ushered through a space by bodyguards? Were you expecting the bodyguards to know who Britney was? Why would you not agree the only thing in question was the amount of force used to free the celebrity from Britney's touch/grasp?

I was one of the PPs questioning that Britney was 'backhanded'. Clearly, we have different definitions of what 'backhanded' means. Having been backhanded plenty of times in my life, I understand it to be hit with notable force, with the back of someone's hand. It seems Britney has a similar understanding since she claims she nearly fell from the blow. I, rightly, questioned Britney's description of what happened. What I saw in the video was a swat from the back of someone's hand that gave her pause but did not cause her to even stumble, much less fall.

I stand by my defense of the bodyguard who used appropriate force to remove the hand of someone touching his client. You can call it a 'backhand' if you like.

I didn’t defend her actions or call her a credible witness. I didn’t call it a backhand, the reports did. I am still disgusted by any poster who believes that a backhand is an equal or acceptable reaction to a tap on the shoulder. If you weren’t one of them, chill out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What’s with the British accent? That is scary AF. I feel so bad for her boys.

+1 For years, she has also used the F word on an incredibly frequent basis. She spoke with the British accent back in 2008.

[Anonymous]

from the video it looks like the guard was making space between her and the player and he made contact with her face. He didn't actually turn around and slap her in the face, like she is trying to make it out to be. It isn't right what the guard did, but she didn't explain things the way they really happened. Obviously she was embarrassed because she was treated like everyone else. She felt she should have received different treatment because she is Britney Spears. The bottom line is that the guard shouldn't be swatting anyone away like that when there is a chance he could touch someone.

[Anonymous]

Ok I just saw the TMZ video.

A genuinely solid news source by the way.

But this is much ado about nothing

Also, Catch is a good restaurant. Been there. Recommend.

[Anonymous]

Disagree-The security guard was too aggressive. Also the player lied about being shoved. That clearly didn’t happen.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was one of the folks who posted repeatedly that there was more to the conservatorship than the Free Britney folks were grasping. Since she won her freedom her life has been melting down as predicted.

I hope this is as bad as it gets, but sadly I don’t think she has anyone really looking out for her best interests and she is clearly treatment resistant when fully in charge of her own life.

You sound insane.

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Anonymous wrote:I’ll wait for the security footage. She admittedly came up behind him and invaded his personal space. He’s worth 100M. I’m sure when she first exploded on the scene her security reacted first and asked questions later. I have never seen paid security allow anyone to touch their client.

How is he worth100M? He's a rookie.

Welcome to the NBA. $55 million contract + sponsorship deals. Easy. Plus he played pro ball in Europe.

Aren't rookie contracts standardized?

European ball doesn't pay much.

$55 million, $25 million guaranteed.

Zion Williamson had a $75 million endorsement deal & Wembanyama is expected to double that.

https://www.spotrac.com/nba/san-antonio-spurs/victor-wembanyama-82196/

https://www.the-sun.com/sport/8126622/victor-wembanyama-endorsement-deals-zion-williamson-jordan-brand-nba/

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Anonymous wrote:”Britney Spears "accidentally hit herself in the face" during an incident with the bodyguard of NBA star Victor Wembanyama, Las Vegas police have confirmed.” 🤦‍♀️

https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/us-celebrity-news/breaking-britney-spears-accidentally-hit-30417088

So much for being 'backhanded'.

"Addressing the security footage, police said: "Detectives were able to review the surveillance footage of the event which showed Britney going to tap the Spurs player on the shoulder.

"When she touched the player [Wembanyama's bodyguard] pushes her hand off the player without looking which causes Britney's hand to hit herself in the face."

Detectives concluded: "Due to the fact that [Wembanyama's bodyguard] did not wilfully or unlawfully use any force or violence upon Britney and probable cause did not exist, an arrest was not made and citation was not given."

Another win for waiting before you jump to conclusions. Especially when it’s based on the word of a notoriously unstable and unreliable witness.