30 Famous People That Became Extremely Unpopular Without Any Good Reason

Meanwhile, the actually bomber and murderer was a fundamentalist christian terrorist, Eric Rudolph. He was given a sweetheart deal to protect him from execution. Rudolph tried to murder doctors and clinics who provide women health care, and he bombed LGBTQIA bars and nightclubs.

A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth even gets its pants on.

No good deed goes unpunished.

Didn't he die young?

There were 700 - *700!* - complaints about the coffee before Stella Leibeck got burnt. I saw pics of her injuries - they were *horrific*.

All she wanted was her medical bills - which were substantial- paid and an apology. McD refused!! Eff McD

Leibeck went through the same think as Richard Jewell, "trial by media". She was made the target of mockery to protect that genocide-supporting burger chain.

McDonald's own safety experts had warned them about the problem but we're ignored. When your own experts warn of a problem and you do nothing, that's the textbook definition of negligence

Yeah until I read what really happened I was like everyone else. Once I found out she acted in a decent way and it was the jury that gave the award, I felt like a turd.

Referring to when she ripped a picture of the Pope (John Paul II) because of child abuse charges in the church.

Nothing ompares to you Sinead, I RIP.

I knew at the time that she was right and was confused by all the backlash. I figured everyone else already knew, too. Or if they did, they didn't care, I guess. People were MAD.

An Irish person with valid complaints against the church? No way!

The trouble was that most viewers of that SNL show got no clue of what her gesture was referring to.

The epitome of victim blaming and shaming.

the first real cyber bully victim. She was a 19 year old intern, and was manipulated by her boss (the president) who had a history of sexual misconduct for years, but she was destroyed not her abuser

Ionescu Popa has clearly been hitting the sauce early today. SHE forced CLINTON? Dude, you're delulu. (Yes, I'm intentionally referencing another article by using delulu) :)

to her credit she has been able to poke fun at her situation

What was the problem here? Republicans have been caught it way more than a cigar on her...

Absolutely told the truth. And now we begin to see what a liar Clarence Thomas was/is.

F**K CLARENCE THOMAS.

I don't know her (I'm assuming she's American?). Maybe if I know what it is about it might ring a bell

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And Supreme Court Judge Clarence Thomas lives on. However, it was a disgrace to bring such a claim to court.

Would YOU want to be suffering in pain for years knowing the pain would never end? Would you want your beloved pet dog to be in miserable pain and discomfort that will never end?

See also in Canada Henri Morgentaler. He fought for decades to ensure women had the legal right to safe medical care from unwanted pregnancies. Politicians tried to label Morgentaler a "nazi baby killer" which didn't stick since he was a holocaust survivor. He went to jail multiple times in his attempts to change the law.

I'm... I signed a DNR when I was in hospital with Covid and Spinal Bruising etc. Some people underestimate just exactly HOW ill I was. You can't just decide you want one btw, there are numerous protocols to go through, including being assessed by the psychiatric team quite a few times... It was in place with strict rules. Only if I was too far gone and they'd tried everything etc. Just make me comfortable as best as you can and let me go out on my own terms... So I guess I owe this guy one.

Jack Kevorkian seems to have meant well, but some of his actions were questionable at best. According to Wikipedia: "According to a report by the Detroit Free Press, 60% of the patients who died with Kevorkian's help were not terminally ill, and at least 13 had not complained of pain. The report further asserted that Kevorkian's counseling was too brief (with at least 19 patients dying less than 24 hours after first meeting Kevorkian)"

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While I am a firm believer in death with dignity, Kevorkian was just creepy. He took way too much pleasure in helping people die IMO. He always gave me serial killer vibes. He needs to be left out of this debate. I am a cancer patient and would love to have assisted suicide as an option when this journey gets too rough but this man perverted the cause IMO and I don't look to him as a positive influence on this issue. If anything he made it worse and he earned my disgust.

What? NO, never, always loved him.

It was the Industry that thought he was unpopular, after it chewed him up, and spat him out. The public has always adored him, and rightly so.

Unpopular with whom, exactly?

He's always been golden aces! Love that guy!!!

He's very popular with me

i'd upvote this several times if i could. as a kid i didn't understand the treatment of my dad when he returned from overseas - the name calling, the spitting on his uniform. my dad held his head high during it all. after all these years i offered to take him on an honor flight to the memorial and he declined as it still causes him pain...and there is anger there as well towards the protesters. not because they were against the war but that they took their anger out on the soldiers/sailors/pilots who were living up to their oath and not the politicians that were using it as part of the military industrial complex cash machine. however, he is glad to see that those who do protest actions now have realized the separation of those who give policies and actions and those who have sworn to uphold their oath of honor

Can't upvote this enough. Most of those boys were drafted and did what they had to do. Anyone who doesn't support them or any veteran for that matter, aren't worth acknowledging.

Absolutely. My dad is a Vietnam vet, and he's had to endure horrible treatment from this own countrymen.