Whatever they have to say about her. but they were very, very upset that this was even a thing. and to be honest, i was really surprised to see the reaction that i was seeing which was a lot of people upset about it. that i guess they were worried about being censored, and they looked at it as a bad thing, and i don't see this as a bad thing at all. so i don't know how you guys feel about it. well, i mean, from my end the things-- regardless of how somebody might feel about her or think about her. find me somebody on twitter over the past year, two years that's had more experience dealing with that sort of thing. i mean, are you talking about?

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