@nicholerin
MLM'S isn't the answer to your problems, they are the problem!
@brettneygibbs9047
Imagine being so full of yourself that you make a situation that doesn't concern you, all about you, and pretend to be this poor little victim 🥴
@pvanpelt1
I’m subscribed to Chelsea’s channel too, and have been following this. I think the main reason people criticized the first woman’s eyebrows was because she’s supposedly selling makeup, yet she wasn’t demonstrating it. Show how great it is for making your eyebrows look good! Show how quick and easy it is to do a quick, flattering look for busy moms! That’s how you sell makeup—provided it’s really about the makeup and not just a fig leaf on a pyramid scheme. And this woman wasn’t even mentioned, yet she just plopped herself down in the middle of it and made it all about her. And then trots out the tired old “Jesus wants you to get in on this opportunity.” That’s the sort of thing the Bible means when it says not to take the name of the Lord in vain. And Jesus himself drove the money changers and merchants out of the temple in an absolute rage. Sister needs to stop thumping her bible and read it.
@Wot-Eva
Mary talks about us making MLMers insecure. I’m just waiting for all the weight loss posts and fat shaming messages that will no doubt be flooding our social media in the new year. I so enjoyed your insightful commentary Lara. ❤️
@PaigeThePuppet
Leaving a comment. We had to leave during the middle of the premiere but we’re back to watch the rest…
@madisoncat405
MLMs don't pick on people? Lmao my DMs when I tell these people I don't want their diet/health/beauty products determine that to be a lie. Honestly should have screenshotted a lot of that but now I have "NO MLM" in my bio and it's been more peaceful on Facebook.
@Wot-Eva
Calm down Mary! What’s with Mary’s obsession with suicide, hate, bullying, attacks and threats. She seems to be reacting in a totally disproportionate and overly dramatic way. It’s all very odd behaviour.
@Ikine557
I'm pretty sure the extensions thing is referring to how every time Chelsea reacts to a Jesse Lee video, she always makes a comment about her uneven hair extensions.
@brettneygibbs9047
Remember when people used to get on live videos and troll asking "are you the one with the couch for sale?" I'm pretty positive that's what she's referring to with the whole couch thing.
@Ashlyy__0
Another night of insomnia so watching your older content. I like the way you respectfully break down their arguments. Also - guess I’m not a good person cause I follow hate 💀💀
@amandamc.6200
She forgets that the reps are the "free advertisement" of the MLM company- actually they pay the company to be the company's free marketing🤣🤣 therefore, they are putting themselves into that position of their marketing being criticized. Again, it's not about them it's about the company, and they represent the company, so their words, actions, advertisements will be scrutinized.
@hockeysteph
Pointing out that a person is engaged in unethical business practices is not bullying. This woman seems to completely miss that point. Chelsea's video wasn't about this person, she chose to make it about herself. And I don't believe for one second that she received comments on her Facebook page from anti-mlmers let alone "hate" comments. I'd really like to see proof of that. Considering how much she exaggerated and skewed the truth of Chelsea's video, I'm sure she's doing to same with regards to herself I she sounds more important than she is. Newsflash Mary, this isn't about YOU, it's about mlm companies and their unethical business practices.
@kellyinCT09
This woman...oi vey..."please, make me relevant!" Very sad.
@tarajh
Why would Chelsea (or anyone else) message Mary to give her "a chance to explain" herself? The video WASN'T ABOUT HER. It didn't involve her. She inserted HERSELF into the situation. What the hell?
@kadiavb2379
Regarding the "not all mlms are the same" narrative, respectfully sarcastic has some videos where she reads out horror stories minus the mlm names. You have to guess the mlm spoken bout and their all so similar not surprisingly.
@BunnaySango
Shes standing up for someone in a different MLM now but I wonder if she'd still be so loving and supportive if one of those other ladies was poaching her down lines 🤔
@mollykoi9766
I don’t know how to express how little I care if this girl or her down line or her upline or her sideline or her mums sisters daughter-in-law is “a christian and loves jesus” or not. Like there’s no possible way I could care less one way or the other 🙄
@Tim_Shu
She's mad mad cuz the people she's been scamming have been watching anti MLM content and seeing the light 🤣🙌🏾 The faith manipulation makes me sick, of course God wants you to join an MLM where you're unlikely to make any money, such total bullshit. Love the video girl 🎄🙌🏾💛
@amandamc.6200
People think that we talk about them because of them , but it's actually about making an example of what they say and do /encourage that promote and defend MLMs predatory and scammy ways. We discuss their actions of preying on the vulnerable so they make $$ on the backs of others' losses. It's not about the people, it's about the scam!! But I also don't think it's appropriate at all to talk about someone's looks, even if it's 1 criticism- it's defeating the integrity of the rest of the argument/ points made, regardless of how educational and correct it is. Low blows going after someone's appearance when the appearance has nothing to do with their lies or false-advertising. It's just not showing best integrity IMO. Ppl on both "sides" of the MLM issue are equally guilty of this! Yet I also think ppl who complain about a negative comment they receive about their look(s) and lean into that as their counter-argument against the anti-MLM community versus the facts and points made in the thick of the lesson, are doing emotional manipulation to their downline and own audience. They aren't counter-debating, they are just milking an emotional response reaction.
@LaraBee