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Doesn't it seem weird that she was proud of the picture when interviewed in a neutral context (Wired), but wanted it removed (not very strongly might I add) whe
by AlexandrB 2y ago
Doesn't it seem weird that she was proud of the picture when interviewed in a neutral
context (Wired), but wanted it removed (not very strongly might I add) when interviewed by documentarians making a film with the express purpose of trying to get her picture removed? In the movie quote she even alludes to the title of the film: "Let's commit to losing me". It basically sounds like she gave them the soundbite they wanted.
- g15jv2dp 2y agoWhat's weird here? She can be proud about the picture and think it's a thing of the past that needs to stopped being used.
- cinntaile 2y agoImo the reasonable thing to do would be to assign a higher credibility to her opinion in the Wired article higher than her opinion in the activist documentary.
- chrisjj 2y agoMore reasonable would be to consider how much each was paying her.