Plastic Martyr accuses Lea Michelle of being transphobic

[wixie]

9 minutes ago, Invitation said:

 

I didn't accuse her of being a racist, but she was indeed crushing a black girl's dream on her first TV gig. That's her first hand experience.

I find it extremely problematic that a white person is again policing what this BLACK girl is saying from her experience. Put yourself in her position. Also, when she said this, Willam and everyone else didn't come out and said she's horrible. So, even if she felt like she was treated horribly as a black woman, where is the lie? 

You keep saying you're not defending Lea, but your first reaction was to question the victim instead of sympathizing with her.  (this is not directed at Born2Die)

What I am getting from her tweet is she felt bullied by this woman, and she did not feel like this woman should represent the movement because it wasn't genuine.

 

I'm not questioning the victim where did you get that?

I just said the tweet she responded was BLM related and her experience had nothing to do with it  so she could've just mention her on a fresh tweet instead of responding to a BLM support tweet    and now that i think about it,  has the potential to twist the story and make it as that Lea is a racist piece of **** whereas she's just a piece of **** in general

It's like Justin Timberlake popping a gay rights tweet and Janet Jackson responding as "oh but you exposed my breast and didn't even share the backlash" like gurl what? Do it on a new tweet, not related (that's such a random example lol dunno where that came from )

[Invitation]

9 minutes ago, hxpnxl said:

I'm not questioning the victim where did you get that?

I just said the tweet she responded was BLM related and her experience had nothing to do with it  so she could've just mention her on a fresh tweet instead of responding to a BLM support tweet    and now that i think about it,  has the potential to twist the story and make it as that Lea is a racist piece of **** whereas she's just a piece of **** in general

It's like Justin Timberlake popping a gay rights tweet and Janet Jackson responding as "oh but you exposed my breast and didn't even share the backlash" like gurl what? Do it on a new tweet, not related (that's such a random example lol dunno where that came from )

I appreciate you trying to explain your thoughts, but I'd just have to disagree with you. Lea kinda shattered this black girl's dreams and traumatized her, so this black girl didn't think Lea should benefit off the PR trend of posting about BLM and felt the need to expose her. As I said, she could be a terrible human, but with Amber Riley co-signing it, the plain narrative of the story is still a powerful white woman bullying a black woman with dreams.

More accurate example would be me being bullied  and ostracized at school / college in the past, then seeing those people on Facebook using the rainbow filter on their profile pictures when it was trendy to do it. I felt anger and disgust. 

[Chrischi]

I never liked her... she always had this sneaky fake friendly aura 

[OnlyBeyonce]

This is why famous people chose to be silent in this situation, people always find a way to complain or attack you

[wixie]

17 minutes ago, Invitation said:

I appreciate you trying to explain your thoughts, but I'd just have to disagree with you. Lea kinda shattered this black girl's dreams and traumatized her, so this black girl didn't think Lea should benefit off the PR trend of posting about BLM and felt the need to expose her. As I said, she could be a terrible human, but with Amber Riley co-signing it, the plain narrative of the story is still a white woman bullying a black woman with dreams.

More accurate example would be me being bullied  and ostracized at school / college in the past, then seeing those people on Facebook using the rainbow filter on their profile pictures when it was trendy to do it. I felt anger and disgust. 

I'd agree IF they bullied you because you're gay. Call them out directly.

However, if they bullied you just because they don't like you, meaning you being gay was not the reason for it, I'd say what I say for this Lea drama. Yes call them out, I'm behind you but not under a rainbow filter. Go make a new post about it.

I don't follow the story about Lea so I don't know who she was a ***** towards, was it only black woman who she bullied? Then okay it was related.

[wixie]

1 hour ago, Invitation said:

 

I find it extremely problematic that a white person is again policing what this BLACK girl is saying from her experience. Put yourself in her position. Also, when she said this, Willam and everyone else didn't come out and said she's horrible. So, even if she felt like she was treated horribly as a black woman, where is the lie? 

 

unrelated but I'm middle eastern,  not labelled as white according to census   

Or am I? I'm actually circassian whose ancestors came to Turkey, is that white, I have no idea 

[conceptuel]

that girl from 'Glee' who happened to be the main character

well 

https://twitter.com/Sammie_Ware/status/1267632171570745345

https://twitter.com/MsAmberPRiley/status/1267653867056984065 

https://twitter.com/OfficialDabier/status/1267655483764039682

idk though if (despite the awful comment about the wig) it was towards Black people specifically, but what it sure is that this is just another evidence adding to the building of Lea Michele's ****ty behaviour  she has the nerve to take herself for granted though  just because she has one leading role in a popular TV show  aka the singer with one song charting in the BB100 (75th position)  she may have the voice but she lacks the it-factor I guess  (hi JL) 

& I won't even speak of her acting 'skills'  scream queens is basically Rachelle 1.25 speed 

where did Murphy find that cast? like half of it is problematic (including even p*******a) 

 

[OnlyFacts]

Damn. I always knew Lea was a mean girl. Karma came back since her solo career flopped 

 

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[Barajas]

Damnn haaha Ryan Murphy should have hated producing the last seasons of Glee, with the huge egos and cast personal problems on set.

[none]

[bas che]

It’s natural to spark jealousy when you are the star of the show. More people need to learn how to listen to two sides of the story. 

[Ofcoursenot]

6 hours ago, ExXL said:

Camel cabelhoe next please 

 

 I SCREAMED SO HARD 

[thisforumwhacknow]

6 hours ago, Sharkney said:

I always got these same vibes from Ellen too.

Yeah... I don't know why the GP views her as so "positive". I knew someone that worked on set for a summer internship and... said she wasn't pleasant. 

[thisforumwhacknow]

5 hours ago, Invitation said:

Lea should benefit off the PR trend of posting about BLM and felt the need to expose her. As I said, she could be a terrible human, but with Amber Riley co-signing it, the plain narrative of the story is still a powerful white woman bullying a black woman with dreams.

No... This is all getting too far off topic. I will say, I think Lea using #BlackLivesMatter is what is confusing people here and perhaps #JusticeForGeorgeFloyd would have been more appropriate. But first of all, it's not a "PR" trend to to comment or post about this right now. America is really hurting right now and I'm sure people's last concerns are posting for likes. 

Lea was talking about how this wasn't just one incident of police killing a black man for no reason. Do you know why? Because he used a fake $20 bill to pay for cigarettes. This is the problem here. This is what she was referencing. That it happens year after year with cops using unnecessary force for no reason. 

I don't think grouping bullying & the ****** of an innocent black man should be associated together in this tweet thread. While both harmful, they are not the same level of problem. The Glee girl shouldn't have used the tweet to start talking about bullying, and Lea should've probably used a different hashtag as that is what's creating some fuzziness. 

[Jordan Miller]

6 hours ago, Born2Die said:

Jordan you are always policing us to not cuss or fight and to be better, but this post is you inciting a reckless fight. This dispute she claims is NOT BLACK LIVES MATTERS RELATED. She never even directly stated that. You implied it. Im so sick of you calling all of us out on here for debating and yet you blatantly did this for views on your site. I've been an Exhale user for years but you are so out of touch. You want rainbows and hearts on political issues but condemn us when it is not realistic. Then you post this thread inciting more hate? Hypocrite. YOU BE BETTER! F--- I'm sick of being a person of color and YOU consistently policing me and MY FEELINGS. I'm fed up. A Lot of us are fed up. I subscribed because I believed in your vision of community building but you are too uncomfortable for people to call out injustices on your site. 

Edit: yes the actress tweet was a direct response to Lea's BLM tweet but in her response she never mentioned that it was racially charged. She never gave grounds for that and maybe there was something racial she felt but if so say it. She did not. I am not standing up for Lea. Lea Michelle is just a b----. A lot of talented women in the music industry are mean, but I'm calling out the intent of this thread.

Hey @Born2Die, I appreciate you voicing your concerns. I have a differing view from you.

When I made this post, I was intentional and specific about the words I used. Nowhere did I state this was related to the Black Lives Matter movement or race nor do I believe I implied it. I do believe there are layers here where her co-stars implied it, but I did not. I left that open to interpretation because I refuse to put words in someone else's mouth. Does that mean we don't share stories like this here? No. That does not create any kind of dialogue or move us forward in any way. Stories like these are important.

How I see it: I recanted that Lea commented on George Floyd, and Samantha Ware responded. 

I apologize if it came off as insensitive or if I implied anything, that was not my intention at all. I'm also sorry if you feel I've been policing your feelings. I have been trying to guide Exhalers who are outraged to choose to respond to things in a matter that does not incite anger - even if the topic seemingly calls for it. It's possible, though proving to be an uphill battle, to post triggering content AND have people respond without losing their cool. I know it's difficult, especially under the world's current circumstances, but I strive for that. That's what makes a community stronger, is when we can have differing opinions but share them in a way that doesn't offend the other party.  

Sorry again if my post hurt your feelings. 🙏 

[Britney'sBish]

It's not BLM related tbh. Lea Michelle is just a insufferable bish.

Dianna Agron, Naya Rivera, Amber Riley, and now this girl can't all be the problem. I've never heard anyone say anything nice about her and the only vibe I get from her is fake.

[Sharkney]

34 minutes ago, AnthonyTalks2Much said:

Yeah... I don't know why the GP views her as so "positive". I knew someone that worked on set for a summer internship and... said she wasn't pleasant. 

I am not surprised to hear that. I always felt that I saw right through her. Her dead shark like eyes never fooled me. She’s a witch. 

[icybaby]

She is pregnant. Let's not do it even harder for her. With all respect to that actress claims i just don't think it is a good time for bashing pregnant woman

[PokemonSpears]

I still can't believe how bitter a person can be. I mean, the conflicts with other actresses of the main cast are more "understandable" when you think how much time they spent together, but with Samantha she barely shared a handful of scenes on the last season

 

[Simday1]

I knew this Gonzo Looking Heffer was trouble after the vid of her relishing in the spotlight at a red carpet event. Was unsightly at that....in her mind she was a Queen Of Pop.