Meghan Markle and Prince Harry News and Updates

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^^ That's why it sounded so hackneyed and false.

They were not her own words.

Plagiarism. Add that to her list of recent triumphs! Wow.

Will it need to get worse before it gets better?

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Anonymous wrote:^^ That's why it sounded so hackneyed and false.

They were not her own words.

Plagiarism. Add that to her list of recent triumphs! Wow.

Will it need to get worse before it gets better?

Isn’t this the second or third time she’s been caught plagiarizing something? She’s starting to sound like Melania Trump! Which just goes to further prove her inauthenticity. If she was truly passionate about these issues and not just trying to bring attention to herself she wouldn’t need to plagiarize her op-eds and speeches.

I didn't know she'd done it before. Do you remember the instances?
I am really shocked. I thought she was a bright girl. After all she went to Northwestern where the acceptance rate is 8.5%
Seriously. You don't attend a college like that and not know that plagiarism in all it's forms is totally wrong and corrupt. Also makes the "writer" look like a fool.

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Oh yikes that’s a pretty blatant writing ripoff

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Anonymous wrote:I guess my question is why does she need random reporters to ask if she’s okay? She has so many resources at her disposal. If she’s overwhelmed with Archie or depressed about her miscarriage she can hire a chef, nanny, therapist, housekeeper, etc. to unburden some of her tasks. She doesn’t have a 9-5 job so she can take the time she needs. She’s so lucky compared to almost everyone else on the planet. Use your resources, don’t try to garner pity during a pandemic of all times.

When she made that statement, it was not during a pandemic. Why I understand that she was tone deaf at the time she made that comment, I also try to give new and first time moms some leeway. We all were on a different mental level with our first newborn, including the mother’s with nannies and housekeepers. It is a totally different chemical going on in both your body, mind and spirit. You would think that a board d full of mommies would know that.

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Anonymous wrote:Only a handful of people the world over are in the same circumstances regarding their position in their families that MM and Harry are in. It really makes no sense to compare them to normal people and normal people's relationships to their families IMO.

Why? Are they not human with emotions, feelings, thoughts and insecurities like all humans. Or does wearing a crown make a person inhuman without fears, emotions, desires?

Harry and Meghan don’t wear crowns. Meghan has worn her last royal tiara. They are basically wealthy commoners now.

No, they are wealthy and common.

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Anonymous wrote:No one has any problem with Meghan being royal. Or with her being a commoner.

The problem is when she takes the advantages of being a royal and tries to garner sympathy as a commoner.

This is perceived when,for example, she wants people to ask if she is okay -as if she is just a regular person that no one pays attention to.

It would be fine if she said "even rich and privileged people like me sometimes want to be asked if we're okay".

But there's no such acknowledgment. It comes across as very oblivious to the struggles of regular people.

Let me tell you something. I have a special child, just had a difficult pregnancy and I have a newborn. No one except my husband and my best friend and 2 neighbors has asked me if I'm okay. In fact, most of the time my husband is so overwhelmed he doesn't either.

This is what real normal life is like. Most people don't have journalists and friends regularly checking in on how they're doing.

For Meghan to complain about no one asking if she's okay -when she has so many resources I don't -comes across as very narcissistic.

#off my soapbox

From cyber wilderness, I hope you are okay. You have been through a lot.

[Anonymous]

I just saw this in the news, Prince Harry talking about climate change:

Prince Harry has urged people to be more 'like raindrops'

So from the sublime to the ridiculous now. hahaha.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:^^ That's why it sounded so hackneyed and false.

They were not her own words.

Plagiarism. Add that to her list of recent triumphs! Wow.

Will it need to get worse before it gets better?

There’s a difference between plagiarism and bad and unoriginal writing. I’ve never heard of that book and doubt Meghan has as well. I think it’s just the most obvious, overwrought, and unimaginative imagery anyone could come up with.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:^^ That's why it sounded so hackneyed and false.

They were not her own words.

Plagiarism. Add that to her list of recent triumphs! Wow.

Will it need to get worse before it gets better?

There’s a difference between plagiarism and bad and unoriginal writing. I’ve never heard of that book and doubt Meghan has as well. I think it’s just the most obvious, overwrought, and unimaginative imagery anyone could come up with.

I was a literary agent for many years, I know exactly the differences between bad writing and plagiarism. Unfortunately this is a case of both things. The original writing is hallmark card like in its saccharine wording and her own rendition, far too close to the original not to qualify as plagiarism.

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Wow! Is this plagiarism getting any traction?

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Anonymous wrote:I feel empathy for MM coming from a divorced home - but other than that she seems to have had a charmed childhood- private schools paid by her dad, dad who encouraged her and supported her, having an uncle pull strings to get her an internship with a US embassy abroad... in fact there seems to be a pattern of white men in her life that have really helped her out.

So what happened? Why the sudden public hatred her family showed her, once she got together with Harry? Here's a hint: they were always monsters, only no one knew them so no one was aware. MM was aware, because she knew them. That's why she tried to keep distance between them and Harry. And she was right, too. What kind of a father, sister or brother betrays a family in public like that? That's anathema to most parents. Can you imagine trying to SHOW people your own child's faults, to try to turn others against them? That's incomprehensible for most families. Those people didn't suddenly become monsters overnight; the were always like that. You just didn't know it, because you didn't know them.

Half-siblings. Not the same thing at all. They likely never even lived in the same house together as she was a teen when her dad married her mom (who she called the “maid” btw). In a lot of families with second families things can be tenuous and there can be a lot of jealousy and feelings of replacement. I feel like the dad likely got more or less caught between Meghan and Samantha and just kept down this road to save face and/or make money. He’s acknowledged that she has supported him at times. If he needs the money and they are arguing not rocket science why he would keep doing interviews about her.

If any one of my kids talked smack about any other of my kids, there would be hell to pay. I'm not having that. I do this just in our own household already -- I can't even IMAGINE what kind of parent would allow anyone -- anyone at all, much less another of their own children -- to publicly berate one of their own kids. I can't comprehend it. He is a monster, clearly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No one has any problem with Meghan being royal. Or with her being a commoner.

The problem is when she takes the advantages of being a royal and tries to garner sympathy as a commoner.

This is perceived when,for example, she wants people to ask if she is okay -as if she is just a regular person that no one pays attention to.

It would be fine if she said "even rich and privileged people like me sometimes want to be asked if we're okay".

But there's no such acknowledgment. It comes across as very oblivious to the struggles of regular people.

Let me tell you something. I have a special child, just had a difficult pregnancy and I have a newborn. No one except my husband and my best friend and 2 neighbors has asked me if I'm okay. In fact, most of the time my husband is so overwhelmed he doesn't either.

This is what real normal life is like. Most people don't have journalists and friends regularly checking in on how they're doing.

For Meghan to complain about no one asking if she's okay -when she has so many resources I don't -comes across as very narcissistic.

#off my soapbox

Seems like you and Meghan are saying exactly the same thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just saw this in the news, Prince Harry talking about climate change:

Prince Harry has urged people to be more 'like raindrops'

So from the sublime to the ridiculous now. hahaha.

And I bet he write that from his staffed 16 bedroom mansion. These two are clueless twits.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just saw this in the news, Prince Harry talking about climate change:

Prince Harry has urged people to be more 'like raindrops'

So from the sublime to the ridiculous now. hahaha.

And I bet he write that from his staffed 16 bedroom mansion. These two are clueless twits.

Not bad. I wish I had those kinds of resources. BTW his father is a champion of the environment. Neither of them have to be. They can sit back and be lazy privileged asses but they don't. My hat's off to both Harry and Prince Charles.