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or or says the same things about you. We all have someone that we don't like or someone that does not like us. What if what was done to Donald was done to you at your child's school, the boardroom, or the company Christmas party? Would you not retaliate or comment on an attack that was so unprovoked and personal?
There seems to be a double-standard among the sexes, TV commercials can portray a woman hitting a man in the head with a box of cereal, but the reverse would cause a boycott of both the company and the product. If a woman becomes abusive in a relationship, it is seen as retaliation. If a man is abusive in a relationship, it is criminal. It is never okay for any party to be abusive, but females get the benefit of the doubt most of the time. I say this because many women were aghast that Donald would, in rebut, call Rosie a "fat loser". I say to Rosie that people in glass houses...(you know the rest).

Lastly, I believe every word Donald says about the comments (Barbara made to him personally) concerning Barbara and Rosie's "relationship". Barbara seems to be getting old and incompetent. Especially when she referred to comedian Monique's twins as "creatures" and ran her fingers through numerous black-women guest host hair and asked, "is it real". I wonder if these were passive-aggressive acts related to her experience with Star. hmmm
The View, despite the high ratings, is a train-wreck heading for an avalanche! Just wait, watch, and see!
I have nothing for or against Rosie or Donald, I just approach this incident from a "common man" standpoint.With or without The View, Rosie was dead wrong. Everything she thinks shouldn't come out of her mouth. There is a difference between an opinion and an offense.

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