"I'm used to public abuse now," he said.
"After 250 years of public abuse, the Meadowlands need to be taken care of," he said.
Besides the public abuse, she says, "the police have picked me up several times.
Since my early childhood, I have often seen mentally ill people subjected to public abuse and inhuman treatment.
Carl Icahn, an activist investor, had taken a stake in Yahoo!, a beleaguered internet company, and was hurling public abuse at Jerry Yang, its boss and co-founder.
Segregation by gender allowed at universities and even endorsed by Universities UK. "Charities and the generosity of the giving public abused by extremists.
Interestingly, the news anchor who blithely conducted the "poolside" chat with the repentant protesters has had to close his blog because of a torrent of public abuse.
Le Brocquy's charm and modesty may have seemed insufficient defence against the vitriolic public abuse that accompanied his hometown rejection in 1952, but his inner strength was obvious early in life.
Hostility towards those on disability benefits has been on the rise this week, evidenced by the reports of increased public abuse towards the disabled, and the outcry regarding the lottery-winning couple who still claim disability benefits.
The essay covers, among other items, my exasperation at public abuse, the disarming prospect of no longer attracting females, and a lingering resentment to what I perceived as an oversight of my comedy in favour of the identity politics du jour: transgenderism.
