Typically self-involved teenager Breanna Mitchell tweeted this pic during a recent trip to Europe. And predictably the twitter-verse exploded with criticism and condemnation.
I don't see what the big deal is. She's what, 17? You're not allowed to smile, ever, if standing on concentration-camp grounds? This happened 75 years ago, not last week. What is she supposed to do, tweet a weeping selfie? Or a "frownie"? Or how about no selfie at all? It's 2014 people, get over yourselves.
Of course Breanna's reaction to the outrage directed at her embodies the delightful irreverence you'd expect from a teenage girl.
"Like apparently it's such a big deal that I smiled. Good Lord."
I'm with you Breanna.
1 comment:
No selfie at all sounds like the good option.
Even at 17 you don't need to show your fucking face to every one every time unless you suffer a severe egocentrism.
Particularly when your background are barracks that witnessed the consequences of a major event in the political history of Europe, hence should logically get more attention than a spoiled child spreading her face over the internet.
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