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US comedian Kathy Griffin apologises for 'beheaded Trump' photo

 

A US comedian has apologised for a photo shoot in which she appeared holding a fake bloodied head that resembled US President Donald Trump.

 

In a video message posted on Twitter, Kathy Griffin "begged" for forgiveness and said she had "crossed a line".

 

She said she was asking celebrity photographer Tyler Shields to remove the photo from the internet. The gruesome image brought a storm of online criticism, including from Mr Trump's son, Donald Trump Jr.

 

Full story: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-40102229

 
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4 hours ago, lovelomsak said:

Just goes to show how far society has declined. In a true political correct world this could be seen as an assault or threat against the OPUS but hey he is Trump people can say and do as they please. He is there to be abused by all the ignorant,selfish,,bigots in America. unlike any president before him.

 whats good for the goose is good for the gander 

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3 hours ago, patekatek said:

This Hollywood piece of dog scat should be charged and convicted with a felony for threatening the life of a sitting president.   The Secret Service should be all over her ass for the next few years just to make her miserable life more miserable.

 

Bit of an overreaction, eh? 

It was a mistake but where was there an actual threat to his life? Answer -- there wasn't. 

Did you even know who she was before this one thing? 

I did. Love her! 

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3 hours ago, patekatek said:

This Hollywood piece of dog scat should be charged and convicted with a felony for threatening the life of a sitting president.   The Secret Service should be all over her ass for the next few years just to make her miserable life more miserable.

 

Absolutely & whatever career she had I hope it's gone gone gone.

 

Its time lawsuits for defamation and slander be brought to these individuals, they are out of control. Finally I agree with the Thai law :) :)

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6 hours ago, lovelomsak said:

Just goes to show how far society has declined. In a true political correct world this could be seen as an assault or threat against the OPUS but hey he is Trump people can say and do as they please. He is there to be abused by all the ignorant,selfish,,bigots in America. unlike any president before him.

Yeah, right..."unlike any president before him." 

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Not saying the Griffin photo wasn't in bad taste; it was...but Trump's "indignation" over it (and "concern for how his son feels") is pretty laughable, when Trump himself sent out a right-wing dog whistle during the campaign calling for people to "exercise their Second Amendment rights" and shoot Clinton.  

 

Despite all the right wing snowflakes getting their panties in a bunch over Griffin, she was clearly not calling for actual violence to be done to the President, whereas Trump's encouragement of violence against immigrants HAS resulted in actual violence, and continues to.

Then of course, there's also this:

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5 hours ago, Jingthing said:

No, I'm not suggesting she did this stunt on purpose for it to backfire and get massive publicity but the result will be the same.

Given her experience from her Dakota Fanning debacle, it is very difficult to believe she was naive in this instance. It may not have been the primary motivation, but it was definitely a consideration.

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So wish we could get back to a political discourse that, while spirited, could focus on everyone's constitutionally guaranteed right to life and liberty. This was a concept that united citizens, not divided them.

 

I remember a time when politicians spoke of limiting the government's role in our life and preserving our inalienable right to liberty, not pandering to groups with promises of government assistance, privileges, and benefits. We've started to lose this concept, which was the heart of what made the democratic republic great.

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