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In reply to the discussion: Brigitte Bardot is dead [View all]

valleyrogue

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26. And her embracing fascistic ideas somehow lets her off the hook, right?
Sun Dec 28, 2025, 12:12 PM
3 hrs ago

She was an outright fascist, was racist, xenophobic, homophobic, misogynistic, but somehow so-called "animal rights" lets her off the hook?

She was far worse than Erika Kirk.

No. There are plenty of people who do things for animals who aren't vile POS.

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Brigitte Bardot is dead [View all] malaise 10 hrs ago OP
I thought she was older than that. She had a notable career after her acting days were iver. NT mahatmakanejeeves 10 hrs ago #1
So, it has been confirmed? Coldwater 10 hrs ago #2
The Guardian: Brigitte Bardot, French screen legend, dies aged 91 hlthe2b 10 hrs ago #3
A complicated person. lostnfound 8 hrs ago #5
Did much for animals ... a cause that's important Raine 9 hrs ago #4
And her embracing fascistic ideas somehow lets her off the hook, right? valleyrogue 3 hrs ago #26
;-{) Goonch 7 hrs ago #6
"Bebe" Bardot was a contradiction... BH liberal 7 hrs ago #7
Her supposed work for animals was due entirely to her hatred for people. valleyrogue 3 hrs ago #25
I love Paris in the spring. QueerDuck 7 hrs ago #8
April, in particular. When it is swamped by tourists. marble falls 6 hrs ago #10
I never really got her appeal, I think she cared more for animals than humans - most of her criticism of others ... marble falls 7 hrs ago #9
She was a terrible person and people have trouble accepting that because she was conventionally sexy. WhiskeyGrinder 6 hrs ago #11
Her inner hate and ugliness manifested in ways that turned her into someone who could be a disney villain. QueerDuck 6 hrs ago #12
Yes I'm sure she wasn't racist at all when she was young and hot WhiskeyGrinder 5 hrs ago #13
LOL! It's cumulative... like a living Dorian Gray portrait. QueerDuck 5 hrs ago #16
that's eugenicist thinking, but ok WhiskeyGrinder 5 hrs ago #17
LOL QueerDuck 5 hrs ago #18
She was a terrible person. There is no getting around it. valleyrogue 5 hrs ago #14
Just because a person ages poorly... BH liberal 5 hrs ago #15
The ugliness was internal and not external. valleyrogue 4 hrs ago #23
Yes. She lived to a ripe old age, indeed. MineralMan 5 hrs ago #19
LOL😀 malaise 5 hrs ago #20
Post removed Post removed 4 hrs ago #21
I have never really been interested in the politics of celebrities. MineralMan 4 hrs ago #22
This one was beyond the pale. valleyrogue 3 hrs ago #24
OK. However, I was not in any way aware of her political beliefs. MineralMan 59 min ago #27
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