@MattWallace888 Attractive to one person isn’t the same for another. And should be judged by character rather than a subjective ideal figure or masses-decided beauty. Please stop body shaming people. She looks happy and happy IS attractive! That’s all that matters.
@pvtsasquatch True love is learning how to resolve issues & listen to constructive feedback without dismissing her feelings when she honestly isn’t meaning to criticize, just be heard. Show you care about what impacts her. Don’t make little things you don’t understand.
@HilzFuld Seems we are looking for something different, but trying to justify it. Sadly my concerns are we haven’t seen much of Kamala in her 4 years as VP. She’s trying hard to be liked, but where are her strengths, what policies are she resolute about (all sides need to answer this one)?
@DesireeAmerica4 Sounds like shaming someone for having a different opinion. Democracy is about personal freedoms not swaying people by attempting to make them feel bad (which honestly is kinda how all politics these days sounds). When is someone going to earn my vote about policy?
@KamalaHarris@KamalaHarris, Prosecutors only represent one side, paid to prove what one side wants to prove true, which isn’t always innocent. The people need a president who is impartial, and looks out for the interest of all parties. Earn our votes w/out bashing.
@theapplehub@apple, please don’t apologize for disruptive marketing. You gout our attention. Sad that people are so easily offended that they cannot recognize art! #edibletechnology
@SethAbramovitch I think the @apple ad is art! Art is only art if it evokes emotion. Unfortunately, those who feel threatened by it, want to shame them, and I think that’s wrong. Technology cannot replace the other forms of art, obviously, just makes it accessible to less artistic people.