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Are we supposed to feel sorry for her?
‘Cast out’ is a choice. Is it doxxing when Domain run articles of her house purchase and renovations?
She was a guest speaker recently https://www.australianjewishnews.com/powerhouse-women/amp/
20,000 Palestinian children murdered, yet Mia is the victim
She lives in an area with the largest population of Jewish people in Australia, I'm sure there are some Pro Palestine people in that area who feel they have to be silent about their beliefs..
She’s right though, it seems we’re all allowed to say we feel sorry for the Palestinian children but the October 7th atrocities don’t get as much air time and you can’t seem to show any pro Israel or pro Jewish sentiment.20,000 Palestinian children murdered, yet Mia is the victim
I actually think it's the other way round. The media has been completely pro Israel (until maybe very recently when some media outlets are starting to swing towards supporting Palestine - too little, too late though) and people supporting Palestine have been completely censored. Furthermore, the atrocities that happened on October 7th should not be an excuse for Israel to commit genocide on a nation, not just for the past two years, but for the last SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS.
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I agree with this. I can understand why people with followings would feel unable to express their sadness about the events of 7th October l, and their wish to have the hostages returned safely without fear of being ‘cancelled.’
Sorry, I didn’t know there was a time limit on being outraged about babies being murdered and innocent people being captured who are still being held hostage?
Anyway not to de rail the thread on the Israel/Palestine issue, but it’s important to put the other side of the coin out there - there seems to be a lot of anti - Mia feeling here which does give a tone of anti semitism about it as well.
Mia’s religion doesn’t bother me at all. It’s her statement about ‘oh should we send flowers?’ And lots of her other behaviour that people me-the overconsumption, disingenuous pretending to be middle class and self made and now the nepotism & fake feminism… Mia is problematic. If there is Anti-Mia sentiment it’s not because of her religion, more so her statements and the claim that they discuss ‘what women are talking about’ (they don’t) I’ve seen harsher reviews in Mamamia Mia Out Loud Apple reviews than I have on Tattle
I don’t know. I don’t think there is an anti-Semitism tone with Mia. I think it’s more of a morality issue. Absolutely mourn and be outraged about the awful events that happened on October 7, I don’t think anyone wants to take that away from anyone. I think when your morality is only limited to that event, but refuses to acknowledge and express the same outrage or sadness for the slaughter or thousands of children, kind of paints a different picture. That plus her awful comments about said bombings of children. I mean just really shows how she views humanity. Anyway, that’s just my opinion 
So people are allowed to be outraged about Palestine, but making a comment about the evil atrocities that Hamas committed isn’t allowed?
You know that you can still feel for all of the innocent Palestinian children being killed, but still be absolutely appalled by the Oct 7th attack, which Hamas instigated, right?
I don’t agree with everything Mia says, although I side with her views more than I do with Holly.
It’s very easy and lazy to just call people “problematic.”
I also find the Nepotism argument very boring- if my parents owned a shop, I’d expect to be given a job there? There has to be some perks and benefits for your family, to the stresses of owning a business.
If people don’t like working for Mamamia so much and feel the conditions and pay are crap, they’re welcome to go start their own media company?
I’m not saying this as a staunch defender of Mia, but sometimes it feels like only those on the left are entitled to their views and opinions, and you should always be open to discussion and seeing things from other perspectives.
I think you’ve missed the point entirely. It also doesn’t bother me that her kids work at her company - I agree that it’s normal and somewhat expected to work in a family business.So people are allowed to be outraged about Palestine, but making a comment about the evil atrocities that Hamas committed isn’t allowed?
You know that you can still feel for all of the innocent Palestinian children being killed, but still be absolutely appalled by the Oct 7th attack, which Hamas instigated, right?
I don’t agree with everything Mia says, although I side with her views more than I do with Holly.
It’s very easy and lazy to just call people “problematic.”
I also find the Nepotism argument very boring- if my parents owned a shop, I’d expect to be given a job there? There has to be some perks and benefits for your family, to the stresses of owning a business.
If people don’t like working for Mamamia so much and feel the conditions and pay are crap, they’re welcome to go start their own media company?
I’m not saying this as a staunch defender of Mia, but sometimes it feels like only those on the left are entitled to their views and opinions, and you should always be open to discussion and seeing things from other perspectives.
The problem I have is that her kid is overpaid and underqualified and probably didn’t get the job fair and square. All of that doesn’t sit well with me
bull it’s antisemitic. Look how far this thread goes back.
There’s anti MIA feeling here? Wild on Tattle!
Exactly!
Or the time she compared being a p…ophile to being gay on The Project?!
Aaaanyway. Let’s get back to some good old fashioned snarking, care of Carla Sophia!
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I didn’t raise the Palestine issue, but thought it important to come from another angle and not just your opinion. What makes you think your views and opinions are any more valid than mine?“Anyway not to de rail the thread” while I go on and on about it even though almost no one agrees with meYeah if you’re still going on about what happened 18 months ago as some kind of justification for babies and children still being burned alive in tents who have nowhere to escape to as recently as a couple of days ago you’re a low life in my opinion.
I suppose I’m more of a low life than the Hamas fighters using their own people as human shields? Get a grip.
Mod edit, all lets move on from this topic as it'll only disrupt. Back on topic..
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