Hannah Barron, who was featured in this week's working-with-your-hands post, is from Alabama, and was attacked one time on Twitter by some furriner who thought her accent should be "illegal" and that she was representative of how unfeminine American women are. Hannah replied with grace and humor.
H/T: Rod DreherUPDATE: Hannah Barron has responded.
— Andrea Katherine (@AndreaKatSTL) March 10, 2024
Beautiful, gracious young lady.
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Yeah, I remember that kerfuffle. When I saw Hannah's video clip, I thought, "What is that crazy lady talking about? What's wrong with Hannah?"
ReplyDeleteAs always it is a great shame that we do not meet the standards of Europeans.
ReplyDeleteAt least, it is if you subscribe to the NYT, WaPo or New Yorker.
American women are literally men.
ReplyDeleteI think she just feels bad that European men are literally women.
My dad and uncles used to gather up us girls with the boy cousins and take us fishing all the time. My dad taught me to shoot. I have put together a book shelf by myself, and done repairs on my sewing machine (because Mr. H wouldn't touch it), chopped wood, mowed the lawn, moved furniture, and done a myriad other things that girly-girls would not do. I also managed a 54-year marriage and raised two children while working jobs outside the home and getting myself a couple of college degrees. As for the accent ... ingest bovine excrement, Samirah Khan, and hide under your burqa until you expire.
ReplyDeletePersonally, I could get used to that young lady's accent in about half a second.
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