Trisher, I wasn't comparing M.'s actions to those of Hitler. There's no doubt in my mind that the man and his actions would be abhorrent to her. But this was a move he used. I didn't make up some random reference to him and deceitfully pin it on M.
However I do think there may be something a bit unbalanced in her. Something that wasn't necessarily always there but which has been brought out by being so much in the public eye (wouldn't be a first) and the almost slavish adulation she's receiving in America. If this is true, it's to be pitied but I still find it disturbing.
The arms-crossed-over-chest does, in my eyes (which I neither expect nor want you to take as your view) signal an 'I'm so compassionate it's almost Messianic' view of oneself. Not because it's M. doing it. It just seem disturbing full stop.
What "back then" inconvenience would annoy today's youngsters?
If you lost your phone/bag whilst out, how would you………






