Ma'am. Look at that photo. Tell me that you believe that what has been done to that man's face is harmless. Or tell me that it's harmless when it's *him,* but not you or I. If your face looked like that, I would not mock you for overplaying your injuries.
Granted, I'm a woman — but tell me, Mr. Bethea, if my face looked ***anything like this*** after, say, a confrontation with a boyfriend, would you take to twitter to mock me for playing up a silly string fight?pic.twitter.com/KeDCSi2lYy
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+1 Pretty bad tweet
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Terrific reply
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The injuries are what they are. Someone who can say it's harm when it's *this* battered face — but not *that* battered face — will happily defend a friendly monster. Any abused person is familiar with such excuses. Ask one whether it's okay when you make them.
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damn andy was dating that whole protest group?
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