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she didn't know that the N word was considered offensive by black people? Yet she then says she found it very distressful to walk in her kitchen and see blacks use. What was she distressed about then? And please, that sounds like she's blaming black people for her current problems

I cant with her crying with no tears. She must have rehearsed that with her publicist

"I is what I is and Im not changing" WTF?!?

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I found her "I'm not an actress!" line funny. Please, bitch. You have to be an actor/actress for those food shows. You think Rachael Ray didn't smoke a pack of Camels and down some Jack after the cameras stopped and she didn't have to be perky anymore for 30 Minute Meals??? I'm sure it's a similar situation at her daytime talk show. Actually, the same can be said for ALL of us. We all have to "act" at some point in the day or in our lives. You think way back when I was demoing crap, trans-fat food at Sam's Club and having to smile at everyone and act like it's the best food in the world I was being sincere? LOL. I was acting.

Oh, and Paula, dear - you mean to tell me you've NEVER used that word other than after your bank was robbed??? Uh-huh.

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Lol @ that pic.

This woman grew up in Georgia during the Civil Rights Movement she knows what the N word means. Then she lies and says the only time she used it was 30 years ago. Please! And still failed to address why she wanted black men dressed up like servants for her little Antebellum fantasy wedding.

Also tired of people saying "well blacks say it..." AND? There is no reason for her to be using it period especially when she knows she means as an insult. SMDH.

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Her cop outs are so fake and I'm just like, lady you've shown no remorse for anything not saying the word and then using that tired ass excuse about it being another time when she used it, GTFO. I'm sure she uses it on a daily basis. And then with the other sh!t coming out about having black employees use a separate entrance than whites and how a good ole southern wedding should be with slave reenactments. happy this person had the courage to fight what was being done to her.

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LOL then she tries to be a smart ass and ask someone who has never committed a sin to throw a rock at her as hard as they can... lol somebody will throw one for real. But this has nothing to do with sin it's about her disrespecting her employees rights and letting her crackhead brother watch porn on company computers and harrass the women there. SMH. She really thinks it is just about the N word when its much more. Time of death: 5:47PM EST I bet her fellow members in the Daughters of the Confederacy told her to say that lol :P
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