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News source: TMZ
OP: "Recently, she’s been saying she’s fascinated by Jeffrey Dahmer and wants to have dinner with him and have a conversation, and she’s being criticized for it."
Translation:
Tony Hughes’s mother, Shirley Hughes, told TMZ that Ariana Grande needs to understand how deeply hurtful her comments are to the victims’ families. She explained that every time Dahmer is mentioned by celebrities or the public, it causes her family significant pain.
She criticized Ariana, saying, “It seems to me that this person (Ariana) is heartless. Claiming she wanted to have dinner with Dahmer is not fun or cool; it’s simply wrong.” She further added that Ariana seems unable to empathize with those who loved the victims.
Tony’s sister, Barbara, also stated that Ariana should apologize and show her fans that such comments are unacceptable.
OP: "Jeffrey Dahmer was a serial killer who tortured and killed his victims, and even engaged in cannibalism.
I really don’t understand why she brought it up..."
COMMENTS
-"Why is she like this?"
-"Are you crazy?"
-"You're crossing the line."
-"Her mind goes blank the moment she opens up her mouth."
-"She's so consistent. I'm jealous of her because she can go through life without thinking."
-"Hasn’t she spit on donuts or something on display at a dessert store before? She says and does things that normal humans wouldn't."
-"Ugh, I’m such a huge fan of Wicked, and I was so excited for the movie adaptation, but it’s so frustrating that someone like this is cast. She doesn't even seem to fit the role, and her personality is such a letdown. Sigh..."
-"This is simply a white girl who likes true crime saying something thoughtless, trying to look cool. She comes across as the hypocritical ‘liberal’ type who doesn’t realize she’s being racist and breathes microaggressions without a second thought."
-"Jeffrey Dahmer didn’t just kill people—he tortured them and even practiced cannibalism. It must be incredibly painful for the victims’ families. It feels like people have completely lost their minds. I bet it was already tough for the families when the drama came out, and seeing these kinds of things being treated this way must be even harder for them now."
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