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Not The Australian DJs Fault: Kate's Fault
I have read a lot of opinions regarding the Australian DJ prank and the ensuing death of nurse, Jacintha Saldanha. There seem to be two sides to this argument with one being it is absolutely the DJs fault and two it is the nurse’s fault for taking a minor mistake in life way too seriously. However, I am struggling to understand why no one has blamed Kate herself. If you really look at the chain of events, Kate is most definitely at fault for the call AND the nurse’s death. First, Kate stupidly gets pregnant after just one year and seven months of being married. That is way too early in my opinion. Couldn’t she have just enjoyed married life for a few years before popping out the first of what is sure to be a royal brood? Then, if her not getting pregnant isn’t enough, she has to get severe morning sickness which leads her to hospitalization. Of course the royal family doesn’t have the sense to keep this quiet, so Kate’s hospitalization leads to a global media frenzy. The global media frenzy, created by Kate I might add, led to Australians wanting to take the piss out of a ridiculously non-news worthy story and who could blame them. Who the hell cares about women regardless of who they are having morning sickness? It happens every damn day. I certainly don’t and clearly the Aussies didn’t either as evidenced by their piss taking call. So they placed the call and an unsuspecting nurse took the call and transferred it to her colleague. Probably due to shame and humiliation, the nurse committed suicide just a few days later. At the end of the day if Kate wouldn’t have gotten knocked up in the first place AND gone to the hospital for her condition so NOT discretely, the DJs never would have had a reason to make the call and the nurse would still be alive. Way to go Kate!