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    ‚Abgesagt: The Paula Deen Story‘ Review: Ein Dokument voller Ausreden

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    1. NoQuarterChicken on

      All the roaches crawling out from under their rocks in Trump’s America

    2. DinkandDrunk on

      If the only value you offer to society is recipes that use more butter per dish than the average movie theater serves up per night, maybe don’t be racist and folks will let you continue to hawk your butter dishes.

    3. SimilarElderberry956 on

      She had very bad PR at the time. She could have had free meals for poor black people at her restaurants. Call in a few cameras and you could have been somewhat rehabilitated.

    4. Designer-Contract852 on

      Her restaurant sucked. My mom wanted to go there at the peak of dean’s fame. We went to savannah and ate there and at her brother’s seafood restaurant.  Hers was not good. There was a great article written after the scandal about a young journalist that went on a Paula Dean cooking cruise to find out what she was like and who still supported her. Basically Dean was drunk all the time and made sexy jokes about her husband constantly.  

    5. TheEagleWithNoName on

      Damn, I haven’t heard much of her in like 12 years.

      Doesn’t she have a website or an App where she posts videos of her cooking?

    10. vandal-x on

      “I’ve been canceled!” aka nobody wants shit to do with you because you say hateful shit.

    12. ExactPresentation108 on

      Vic Berger already gave us the only Paula Deen doc anyone needs

    13. MadEyeMood989 on

      “I’ve been CANCELLEDddd” as she still has a platform, restaurants and books.

      Cancel culture doesn’t exist. If it did, folk like her and Chris Brown would be in the dust bin of irrelevancy.

    14. Bright_Weekend32 on

      She should have been canceled merely for the way she said “casserole,” hammering the “casa” as if it were Spanish for “house,” and drifting into “role” as though the dish were “of the house of roll.” It wasn’t a regional accent, it wasn’t folksy charm, it was Paula Deen proudly inhabiting a mondegreen, confusing a French pan with a Spanish homestead and serving it up as if it were heritage. That linguistic train wreck alone deserved exile.

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