Wadecool
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I'd rather like someone (although I wouldn't say intenesly, since I don't know her) than not. I have said there are things she has done that I haven't liked, and I am glad the kids aren't in a show. If you read back, I only defend what there isn't proof of (in my eyes). I defend that she and Steve weren't having an affair, because I've seen no proof. 1) I defend that her 'girls' look the same to me, and I've seen no proof they aren't. I've seen no proof that she isn't involved more than what we see with her kids. 2) I really see a show, an edited show, and as she said last night, the taping could be a couple days, and she could have yelled at her kids a short amount of that, and that's what they show. I couldn't live up at times to the group on this thread, and what they would have said, when I had my young children. Kate doesn't seem to have filters..she says what she says, even with camera's rolling. I think that is a big difference than on some of the other shows. Other shows seem to have more control over what can be shown.
So my short answer is, I don't intensely dislike anyone, but for me, it would be much harder and against my beliefs to intensly dislike, or hate someone based on the 'proof' shown. I'm much happier liking people or at least not disliking them, based on an edited tv show. Now, if someone could just explain filters to her, I think she would fare much better.
I actually enjoy your opinions, partially because you are working really hard to defend someone who you don't know any more than the rest of us, but by all means, keep them coming.
1) It would seem clear to the rest of the civilized world that Kate's "girls" are most certainly not the same but feel free to believe otherwise...

2) Of course Kate is going to say that its all edited to make her look bad, what else can she say? But again feel free to believe otherwise if you wish. I would argue that if anything, the editing that was being done throughout the show has made Kate look like a nicer person than she actually is. But as a not so distant political candidate pointed out "You can't put lipstick on a pig" and TLC has found that out.