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Callistemon21
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Your post made me wonder if they are jumping on the latest bandwagons which come along in order to remain in the public eye and gain as much media attention as possible?
That is what I think is very odd indeed as Harry gave us to believe media attention was the last thing he sought after he left the RF.
It puzzles me.
I've said this before but I will repeat it. They didn't say they didn't want any publicity, they said they wanted to control their publicity and not have to provide photographs or details of their private lives because of media interference or pressure from others. It seems to me that they have done this extremely well. Few photos of their children, interviews with people they are comfortable with, public appearances for charitable purposes. But it seems some would deny them that, I suppose they aren't the people benefitting from the money they raise.
I too understood that they wanted to control their media exposure, and then came under fierce criticism from some quarters for "wanting it both ways".
TBH, I think Harry & Meghan have blotted their copy books now to the extent that the monarchy-followers are going to view anything he or they do as a couple with suspicion and contempt. They are - in their eyes - completely beyond redemption and they are never going to be forgiven for publicly criticising the monarchy in that interview, and most of all for upsetting the Queen in her dotage.
My opinion - which doesn't matter a fig - is that Harry is self-absorbed and immature and I think he's like that partly because he's had an abnormal upbringing, one that's been conducted largely in full public glare. I don't think he's evil or vile and I suspect he might - in his head - believe that he's trying to make a better world for certain groups of people, and with his involvement in certain projects, possibly is. There might even come a day when he regrets that TV interview - when he's old enough to 'look back' - who knows? But in the meantime, I can think of many worse people who've committed much worse crimes who've not had the media attention he has had, but in some people's eyes, the betrayal (for that's how it's seen) of the RF is the crime of the century. And for that, he will never be forgiven.
From here on, I am butting out of these discussions - these almost weekly 'look-at-what-H&M-have-done-now' instalments. If you attempt to defend any of the couple's actions, you'll simply be regarded as a "Sussex" supporter - even if you're not (and I'm not but have been accused of it). More importantly, there's no rational discussion to be had, no objective discourse, little critical thinking or attempt at analysis of the behaviour of two very high-profile people. Harry will never be able to redeem himself in his critics' eyes - nor Meghan. So I'm going to take the advice of some grans who've suggested that if you don't like or approve of a topic - just scroll on... and if anyone wants to criticise this post (assuming anyone bothers to read it of course!) I'll accept the criticism, but won't respond.
Would just like to add that - in common perhaps with quite a few on here - I'm a touch-typist so this long-winded comment only took a few minutes to write...