Bristol Palin wants you to know that she doesn't care if people stare.

From Brancy's blog.

First Nancy French links to this story about the mother of a special needs child dealing with the stares directed toward her daughter with Down syndrome.

Then she goes on to type up a little "woe is us" victimization piece for Bristol:  

We have had lots of people staring at my family my whole life. I am so thankful that instead of letting their stares distract us, we have carried on and focused on the joys of just being together! (Mostly!) This mom’s post is a great reminder.

Okay here's the thing.

The mother in the article was sharing a story about her daughter attracting stares due to her Down syndrome, however I would be willing to bet up to a thousand dollars that when the Palin family draws stares from others, Trig Palin is the very last member of the family to catch their eye.

Picture courtesy of Bristol's Instagram account

After all it is not like these people are trying to blend in.

 I mean if they do not want to be stared at perhaps they should stop mutilating their faces.

 Or gaining weight when such a thing is physically impossible.

Or losing weight until they look as if they might drop dead at any moment.

In other words if you don't want to be stared at stop doing things that concern, horrify, or repulse the people around you.

Oh and Bristol, stop blaming poor Trig for drawing attention. He is just a little boy living his life, it's really you and your mother who cannot live without the attention of strangers.