Internet Outrage Reaches a New Level of Stupidity As Jessica Alba Gets Bullied Into Deleting Her Nancy Kerrigan Halloween Costume Off Her Social Media
Chad Salvador. Getty Images.Jessica Alba has always been one to get into the spirit of Halloween when October 31st rolls around. The holiday isn't for anybody and boy has it passed me by, but good for her for having fun with it.
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Broadimage. Shutterstock Images.The problem with today's world is that it's impossible to keep everyone happy and when you "offend" someone, they get loud and people jump in for fun. That's pretty much what happened with Jessica Alba over the weekend as she donned her best Nancy Kerrigan imitation. Pretty good if you ask me.
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Well, the internet bullied her into deleting it off the internet. The outrage police said no m'am, this crosses the line. "Imagine making fun of assault? How disgusting."
That's what you're upset about? THAT??? If you saw that costume and got actually offended by it I honestly hope the lights flicker in your house tonight a few times making you concerned the power is about to go out. Just enough so you're bothered by it and it consumes your night. You deserve it.
This happened over 30 years ago, no one died, and it's a famous moment in history. She's wearing a bandage on her leg and people are acting like she dressed up as a dead Queen Elizabeth or Princess Diana after the car accident. What are we doing?
I guess part of this is on Alba because there was really no need to delete this off your social media. Sure any kind of hate online can trick your brain into thinking you're in the wrong, but all you gotta do is ask your friends and be like did I actually fuck this up? If they have a brain they'd say no and you just move on with your life. Just because some losers, whose lives are entirely on the internet, get "outraged" over something that has nothing to do with them doesn't mean you have to cater to their every need.
At the end of the day whoever is "coming at her" for that costume is likely jealous that they're not Jessica Alba. Instead they feel obligated to try and ruin her life over something harmless. They can try, but just know this generational icon can never be taken down.
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