The Hatred of Candace Cameron Bure Is Utterly Ridiculous

Now, her critics are going back to 1992

MidJourney’s interpretation of Candace Cameron Bure

If you dislike Candace Cameron Bure, that is your right. If you choose not to follow her or watch the movies in which she stars, all the power to you. It’s your prerogative to prefer some actors or celebrities over others.

But if you hate Bure (or, for that matter, anyone), you need to get over yourself and frankly get a life.

And that’s the case with a lot of people these days.

Hatred is never healthy.

And the hatred of Candace Cameron Bure is getting downright ridiculous.

Now, her critics are dredging up stuff from 1992 to paint the Full House alum in even more of a bad light.

That’s right. 1992. Thirty years ago.

What happened thirty years ago? Well…

In 1992, a teenaged Candace departed a planned meet-and-greet without meeting-and-greeting to catch a flight, leaving behind a shopping mall crowded with disappointed children and frustrated parents.

This was a time before the Internet and cell phones were widely accessible, so I can certainly understand the communication challenges and the frustrations. But…