“The three little monkeys,” Candice Warner captioned an Instagram photo of her gorgeous daughters, Indi and Ivy, with their little mate, Austin.
Which of course, was an invitation for social media trolls to tear her family apart. Their crime? Being the offspring of Australian cricket former vice captain David Warner.
Australia is angry with David for his role in Australian cricket’s ball-tampering scandal during the recent third Test match against South Africa. Apparently, the plan to get batsman Cameron Bancroft to use tape to scratch the ball was Warner’s idea – or so it’s been reported. The Sydney Morning Herald said, “Those in the hierarchy at CA [Cricket Australia] have been made aware of suggestions that the vice-captain was the chief conspirator.”
It’s important to note that the same article reported that the allegation against Warner has been denied by his circle. But as we all know far too well, facts or the truth never stands in the way of a good social media troll.
Hence the abuse of David on Candice’s innocent, joyous, and hilarious photo of her babes.
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"Australia is angry with David for his role in Australian cricket’s
ball-tampering scandal during the recent third Test match against South Africa."
I'm not. I couldn't care less. What I think is outrageous is that this has upset people here more than the fact we have innocent people locked up indefinitely in our offshore gulags, amounting to torture and bringing us international condemnation. That's what I'm angry about, not some moron rubbing some tape on a ball (which is probably that widespread in the game, considering he was so brazen with it. Obviously not a rare occurrence)
And, seriously, maybe don't put your kids on social media after your husband has been caught cheating in a ball game.
I agree, Laura! We lost 50% of our marine parks in parliament this week. Turnbull must have seen this cricket scandal as an absolute gift!
Maybe she hadn't even read the comments yet, hence why she left them on? Regardless, people these days are truly very nasty, angry and hate-filled. Modern technology gives people the platform to bully and take their problems and frustrations out on strangers they don't even know. There are some Hollywood celebs and politicians and a few sports stars that I cannot stand, but I do not go on their social media accounts because I truly do not care about them and don't want to be tempted to say something I shouldn't.