[Protect the Bill of Rights]

I was listening to Sky News when she was being interviewed. I did not hear those words, but her attitude came though loud and clear.

Sorry sanctimonious, selfish bitch. Apology not accepted.

These are the times when our true characters are revealed. She is ugly to the core. Ain't no maybe about it.

[hinckley buzzard]

This a characteristic traumatic stress reaction. And it seems to me the "sanctimony" lies with those who would sit safely across the ocean and judge this woman for her initial reaction. And wasn't it Bush after 9/11 who said something to the effect that we shouldn't let terror disrupt our lives and that we "should go shopping?"

[rktman]

LOL! Kinda. I did hear her say it and hopefully, she’ll regret saying it the rest of her days. She probably missed out on a sale of loubuiton shoes. Poor thing. How dare some islamic terrorist assclown interrupt my shopping. The nerve. Some people.

[Covenantor]

I too listened to Sky news on the live feed and I did hear her say that very clearly at the end of her rambling account.

She said it, she owns it.

[stayathomemom]

Maybe this is awful and maybe a bit selfish but it did spoil our shopping trip. 'We bought all this lovely shopping and now I can’t be bothered with it.

What has she said that is untrue? She was very forthright in what might go through the minds of anyone who is near to, but not personally affected by a tragedy. A lovely shopping trip has been ruined and she now has items that are meaningless to her and also the sight of them will bring back horrific memories. I'm sure many of us have sights, places, fragrances, or other things we avoid because the evoke memories that are horrible. Isn't this what her point was?