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Anonymous wrote:In real life, I would probably despise this person, but after reading several articles about the effects of the internet mob shaming on people, I think very, very few people deserve it.

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Why do we even know about this particular case? Isn't something like this private? I get knowing when celebs do dumbass things and have mugshots, but not private citizens.

Interacting with the government - whether local or state - isn't a private affair. When she got publicly drunk and arrested she lost her right to privacy.

Yes, she lost her right to privacy. But if she had kept her mouth shut nobody would be talking about and because it would not have been all over the news. Before I go further, let me be clear, she is being charged with serious offences. She also, in the course of talking too much, said some very disturbing things. She blew 18, ok and smoke pot. And it's like what, 4:00 in the morning. Do you think she really knew what she was saying? One of the many news broadcasts quoted her saying something about loosing her job or career. But someone made sure of that by deciding to release this to the press. She should be punished for the crimes she is found guilty of committing. She should not have to live in hiding and unemployed due to some !%$#&% that released this to the news.

Anonymous wrote:F**k her.

-Signed a white woman

ditto

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Anonymous wrote:In real life, I would probably despise this person, but after reading several articles about the effects of the internet mob shaming on people, I think very, very few people deserve it.

You know who did deserve it but didn't get nearly enough heat for it? Reese Witherspoon. Her PR people are worth every penny she pays them.

Are you talking about the time she was drunk in an elevator?

No when she was drunk in the car and pulled that, do you know who I am B.S. and claimed to be "early pregnant" even though she wasn't. She was a real asshole. Never liked her after that or believe all that I am woman here me roar b.s. she is now hawking. She's just another southern privileged white woman.

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Anonymous wrote:In real life, I would probably despise this person, but after reading several articles about the effects of the internet mob shaming on people, I think very, very few people deserve it.

You know who did deserve it but didn't get nearly enough heat for it? Reese Witherspoon. Her PR people are worth every penny she pays them.

Are you talking about the time she was drunk in an elevator?

Anonymous wrote:The obit said his wife was Lauren Elizabeth Cutshaw from the same town in SC. But keep accusing me of lying.

This person is right. Read the ENTIRE obituary. It names his surviving blood relatives and his wife last or close to last.

Anonymous wrote:In real life, I would probably despise this person, but after reading several articles about the effects of the internet mob shaming on people, I think very, very few people deserve it.

You know who did deserve it but didn't get nearly enough heat for it? Reese Witherspoon. Her PR people are worth every penny she pays them.

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Anonymous wrote:The obit said his wife was Lauren Elizabeth Cutshaw from the same town in SC. But keep accusing me of lying.

What does the truth have to do with any of this?

My apologies - I've never seen an obit where the wife is listed after the sister, mother, and father.

Like they might as well have put the dog first with the all the care they took to highlight he was even married. https://www.saulsfh.com/obituary?id=285054

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Anonymous wrote:In real life, I would probably despise this person, but after reading several articles about the effects of the internet mob shaming on people, I think very, very few people deserve it.

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Why do we even know about this particular case? Isn't something like this private? I get knowing when celebs do dumbass things and have mugshots, but not private citizens.

Interacting with the government - whether local or state - isn't a private affair. When she got publicly drunk and arrested she lost her right to privacy.

Anonymous wrote:In real life, I would probably despise this person, but after reading several articles about the effects of the internet mob shaming on people, I think very, very few people deserve it.

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Why do we even know about this particular case? Isn't something like this private? I get knowing when celebs do dumbass things and have mugshots, but not private citizens.

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Anonymous wrote:In real life, I would probably despise this person, but after reading several articles about the effects of the internet mob shaming on people, I think very, very few people deserve it.

Personally I think drunk drivers always deserve it. It's such an insanely selfish, utterly reckless thing to do.

In addition I think these 'public shaming events' are good in that they're changing a public narrative and exposing casual racism, misogyny, and prior law enforcement wink-wink/favoritism.

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Anonymous wrote:Doesn't this belong in that WHITE WOMEN TEARS thread??

Just thought the same thing.

My BIL is a LEO. They sometimes will request a white female officer to pick up a drunk white female. She will deal with much less drama.

I doubt that is true cops don't have time to call for a 2nd officer every time they deal with a drunk white girl.

I work in law enforcement. Very few male officers would arrest and transport a drunk female without a witness/second officer on scene.

My dad had a drunk woman get pulled over outside his house by a male cop.

She immediately started howling about how he was abusing and mishandling her, groping her, etc, loud enough that people in on the street could hear her.

My dad was watching it all through his window and said that the cop was nothing but calm, polite, professional and used minimal physical contact beyond what was needed. But you would not know it by listening to her.

Fortunately my dad had everything on his outdoor security camera and shared it with the police department because the woman did hire a lawyer and filed a complaint for brutality.

It is funny to read what happens but makes me sad to see the video.

Alcoholism and drug abuse are not funny. I feel sorry for this poor, stupid girl (and yes, I know she is an adult woman but she is obviously stunted at high school or early college).

she’s a widow and ? It sort of confirm what was said before , clearly life hadn’t turned out the way she fancied . LSU grad married to some journeyman , doesn’t look like being a ‘thoroughbred’ worked out well for her .

Anonymous wrote:I’m the one who thinks she is widowed based on the obit. It doesn’t make any difference to what she did, except that a PP said she was unmarried and probably desperate to get married and I thought I would share what I found. I certainly didn’t appreciate being called a liar, but I’ve come to expect unnecessary snark from the lovely DCUM’ers so no surprise.

I know, sorry, I was asking tongue in cheek. It's like, what you said didn't fit in with these made up narratives about her life, so it was just brushed aside as false.

I personally appreciate your investigative journalism.

It will turn out okay for her - I expect Fox will offer her a color commentary job.