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This makes my blood boil. 

 

Formula 1 driver and former boyfriend to Nicole Scherzinger, Lewis Hamilton, took social media to shame his nephew for wanting a princess dress for Christmas. 

 

Lewis Hamilton has sparked outrage after sharing a video in which he tells his young nephew: “Boys don’t wear princess dresses.”

“I’m so sad right now. Look at my nephew,” he says.

He then turns the camera on the young boy, who is very happily wearing a princess dress and waving a toy wand. 

Hamilton asks: “Why are you wearing a princess dress? Is this what you got for Christmas?”

 

See the video in the link:

Source: http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/lewis-hamilton-christmas-nephew-princess-dresses-formula-one-criticism-gender-a8128661.html

 

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This tweet sums it up

 

 

 

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Meredith Grey

If he was truly embarrassed by this he wouldn’t be posting it to social media lmao. He posted that to brag about how “masculine” he is or whatever at the expense of his little nephew. Sorry boo. Sashay away. Just like Nicole Scherzinger did to your tasteless behind.

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Dominic

Don't see the point in shaming Hamilton when this is applicable for 98% of the male population. We can joke about male fragility as if we have transcended it but were all bound by it and stuck suffering. 

I can't hurl insults at someone who obviously isn't even aware of the embedded expectations of men. Good on those for educating and enlightening rather than insulting. Glass houses and all. 

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tomdsgn

“I’m so sad right now”

I’m sad too, sad that Nicole didn’t cut off your balls with a rusty pizza cutter you little twat. 

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thatfoxyfeeling

As if you’d mock your nephew and share it to the public. The kid is happy, who cares if he is wearing a dress. :madge:

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1 minute ago, Dominic Marc said:

Don't see the point in shaming Hamilton when this is applicable for 98% of the male population. We can joke about male fragility as if we have transcended it but were all bound by it and stuck suffering. 

I can't hurl insults at someone who obviously isn't even aware of the embedded expectations of men. Good on those for educating and enlightening rather than insulting. Glass houses and all. 

That's quite the assumption "98% of the male population"

 

 

"Don't see the point in shaming Hamilton"

He publicly shamed his underage nephew, can't you even find fault with that?

 

 

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The problem is mocking a child publicly. The rest is just his beliefs and the way he was brought up talking louder. Nobody has any obligation of having the same mindset as the open-minded teenagers these days.
Chill out people. :trollga:

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4 minutes ago, Rexx said:

The problem is mocking a child publicly. The rest is just his beliefs and the way he was brought up talking louder. Nobody has any obligation of having the same mindset as the open-minded teenagers these days.
Chill out people. :trollga:

exactly, if someone wants to put the jews, lgbt people and mentally retarded people back in concentration camps its their beliefs. They don't have any obligation to have the same mindset. It's not dangerous to society at all. 

:trollga:

 

Chill out people. 

 

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11 minutes ago, DiscoHeaven23 said:

That's quite the assumption "98% of the male population"

 

 

"Don't see the point in shaming Hamilton"

He publicly shamed his underage nephew, can't you even find fault with that?

 

 

If you prefer I can say a majority. 

He didn't publicly shame him with malicious intent. That's why you cant insult and shame someone who doesn't even know what they did was wrong. Educate and enlighten.

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Just now, Dominic Marc said:

If you prefer I can say a majority. 

He didn't publicly shame him with malicious intent. That's why you cant insult and shame someone who doesn't even know what they did was wrong. Educate and enlighten.

he didn't shame with malicious intent?

tell me what isn't malicious about that? Mocking a child and sending it out for millions of people to see? 

 

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