Bristol Palin's ghostwriter stomps her feet in response to all the "bullying" they received after attacking President Obama over his stance on same sex marriage. After all, barely coherent internet attacks are what HER family is famous for!

Bristol gives a "big middle finger" to her critics.

Essentially the post is complaining about the comments that Brancy received after failing to filter out the negative ones like is done on both her and her mother's Facebook accounts.  She highlights the most aggressive an indefensible ones on her blog, which of course may or may not be real, and then goes on to complain about being the victim of bullying.

And if you read the comments we let through, the only word that really sums them up is “bullying.” They treat me as if I’m not human, as if they are somehow proving how great they are by (always anonymously, the cowards) tearing me apart with their words. Here’s the thing. In the articles and comments, I saw a lot of hate and a lot of bullying, but you know what I didn’t see much of? Arguments. (That is not at all true.  I bit the bullet and visited the ridiculous attention seeking blog and read through the comments. There were MANY very well thought out and articulate posts that laid out why Brancy was wrong and explained the error in thought process that went into writing the post. Of course THOSE were not featured on this post.)


In fact, this reminds me a little bit of the incident in an L.A. bar that went viral several months ago and will be shown in its entirety in my upcoming new reality tv show. There, a guy started yelling at me and called my mom terrible names, but couldn’t tell me one decent reason why he was filled with so much hate. (That is because he was a plant and was paid NOT to have any articulate reason for attacking your mother.)

Here’s a news flash, guys. Your hate and bullying don’t work. People see through it, and they don’t like to be pushed around. You think it’s completely obvious that you’re right, but this younger generation is more pro-life than their parents, and voters just keep defending traditional marriage. Why? Why would we if you’ve been telling us what to think for all these years?

You know what is it about these conservatives that makes them think that THEY can speak for an entire generation? The idea that Nancy French has ANY idea as to what the Millennials are thinking is laughable on its face. And it is highly doubtful that the overly privileged, and fame seeking Bristol can really give her much insight either.

Of course this younger generation is pro-life, just like ALL generations are "pro-life." THAT is why they are so against the wars and want our troops to come home, and also why they are very pro-contraception, but it does NOT mean they are not pro-choice, because in fact they are.

In other words Brancy has NO idea what she is talking about, as evidenced by the post that started this whole thing, in which she essentially called out the President for listening to his daughters and supporting same sex marriage, which is enthusiastically supported by the REAL young people of this country. You know, the ones whose blog is NOT written by super religious thirty something conservative hack writers.

As for recognizing bullies, well in THAT respect Bristol might actually have the inside track.

After all she certainly has first hand experience.

The Palin Facebook fight started with a fairly innocuous post from a guy named Tre. "Sarah Palin's Alaska is failing soo hard right now," he wrote in a status update. Why did Willow and Bristol let this get to them? TMZ says Tre went to school with Bristol and Willow, and though Willow says "I have no idea who you are," he sounds like a Wasilla local. Plus, the Palins have a Facebook history with him. "Talking shit cause you have nothing else going for you," Bristol responded to Tre on his wall. "Just like you pretended you didn't know what Dancing with the Stars was." That's it—all it takes to start a fight that continued for dozens of posts and drew in a dozen mudslingers and rubberneckers over the course of about an hour. 

The fight heats up when a guy named Matt jumps in. Matt apparently went to Teeland Middle School in Wasilla with Bristol. At first, Matt sticks to criticizing the TV show and the Palins' attitude: "man these Palins really don't like it when you don't admire them fully, well Im sorry that people don't like some programming," he writes in his initial post. But after Willow retorts, "Your effin fat as hell. Stfu," Matt responds in kind, calling Bristol fat. Willow replies: "Haha your so gay. I have no idea who you are. But what I've seen pictures of, your disgusting. My sister had a kid and is still hot." She adds, "Tre stfu. Your such a faggot." Other than the text-speak abbreviations (stfu stands for shut the fuck up), this is all pretty timeless material. Kids have forever trotted out the gay and fat insults, though one likes to think it has become more taboo now to use the word faggot, especially if you're the daughter of a public figure and you're posting the word in public. 

In the next round of sparring, Tre backs off, though passive aggressively. "I wasn't trying to be disrespectful towards you or anything, but hella people apparently don't like it too," he says of the series, "so there must be some truth to my statement." It's a move that both performs for the onlookers and draws strength from them. Willow is having none of it. "You weren't trying to be disrespectful? Are you kidding me? You posted it on Facebook," she writes. Willow seems to acknowledge here that Facebook is a public forum, without realizing that this will come back to haunt her more than it will Tre. 

Another poster named Imran shows up to occupy the middle ground. "Ahh damn there's deff both sides to this," he writes. Tre grabs the rope Imram is throwing him. "Imran I agree with you Willow is just trippin." But Willow doesn't give an inch. "No. Im sticking up for my family," she writes. "How would you like it if I posted shit about your family? Soo stfu." At this point, I had a moment of sympathy for her. She and Bristol should never have entered into this exchange, but now they're here, and once they've decided they're defending their family's honor, how can they back out?

Yeah, quite a lot of experience actually, which by the way also includes getting her friends to attack Mercede on Facebook just about every chance she gets, and going behind her back to tell whoever she is dating terrible things about the Johnston's in an attempt to break them up. (Happened more than once.)

Personally I would like to say that IF those threatening remarks that Brancy listed WERE posted on her blog by real commenters, that I certainly condemn that kind of activity. That is never something that should be done by anybody!

However I would also like to say that if Bristol really does not want to receive any kind of negative blowback, she could dramatically reduce it by no longer allowing her mother to pay Nancy French to write posts attacking the President under her name. After all the President is also somebody who people are CONSTANTLY trying to bully, and some of us understandably get kind of defensive about that.

Just a thought.