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Despite her claims of fighting for justice and wanting calm in her life, Rosie’s rhetoric often contradicts her actions. She discusses her advocacy for democracy, analyzing her own outspoken nature as a form of protest akin to historical civil rights figures. Yet, her indignant tone and penchant for provocative statements suggest she views conflict as her default mode.
Her assertion of standing up for injustice, paralleled with her flight to Ireland, raises questions about authenticity. Is her exilic stance a genuine desire for peace, or merely another chapter in her long-running act of rebellious celebrity? Her frequent references to her desire for calm appear more as a post-hoc justification for her confrontational persona, casting doubt on her claims of seeking peace.