Wednesday, 11 December 2013
Have Some Selfie Respect
Selfie's.
The word was added to the dictionary this year and as a lover of the Selfie, I get why this has happened. I for one, LOVE a selfie and when I am old and grey (checks watch, in about 2 years) I will flick through my selfies thinking, "Whooooaaaaaaaaa, you know what? you weren't half bad." (maybe, possibly)
But Selfie's at a memorial!
Show some selfie respect.
Especially if you are the President or Prime Minister.
Does anyone truly think that the memorial of Nelson Mandela was a great place to smile and "say cheese"?
Because I bloody don't.
There is a time and a place for this sort of behaviour and a funeral or memorial is not one of them. Especially the memorial of a man such as Nelson Mandela.
What were Barack Obama, David Cameron and Helle Thorning-Schmidt THINKING? (apart from "this will look great on my instagram)
At least Michelle Obama had the grace to keep well out of it. Did anyone else think she looked as if she wanted to throttle Barack Obama at that moment? (Don't blame her)
So what do you think about the Selfie pic taken at the memorial of Nelson Mandela?
A lack of respect or just a sign of how our standards have slipped over the last few years?
Let me know.
Big Fashionista x x x
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I'm glad it's not just me who thought that it's not the time or the place!
ReplyDeleteI may be in a minority here as my initial reaction to all this selfie curfuffle is 'so what'. It is worth remembering that the day was about a celebration of his life, and certainly from what I saw there appeared to be a upbeat joyous atmosphere in the stadium. If they had taken selfies at his funeral then hell yeah completely out of order but I think if anything it shows them to be just a little bit more like the rest of us because can can you honestly say hand on heart if you had been there you wouldn't have taken a single pic? I would have.
ReplyDeleteNeither the time or the place or something I want to see 'respected' leaders doing.
ReplyDeleteAlthough to be honest with you I don't want to see waxwork David Cameron's face close up pouting ever. EVER EVER.