It's fascinating in a horrible way, isn't it? When the bot-posters ask 'Why do you care? You don't know them" etc etc, I realise that I really DO care. And that's because it's a wider issue to me - it's about how we judge and value people, what character traits and behaviour we like and dislike.
To me, it's as plain as the nose on my face - and always has been - that H & M are not good people. It's all been said before - they're entitled, mean, spiteful, resentful, self-important, hypocritical - and more.
Add to that Harry's stupidity and Meghan's sly, insinuating, manipulative mean-girl-ness and you have a recipe for disaster.
I had misgivings when I saw Meghan at the engagement interview and photo-call, but wouldn't have said anything because I felt it was wrong to make such a rapid judgement...but others have said the same. To me, she oozed deviousness and a sense of 'Yessss! I've got my Prince! Here I come', but not in a good way. The fact that she was so confident in that context rang alarm bells - any normal person (man or woman) would have felt a bit over-awed, or at least had the grace to seem so, but not our Meghan. As we soon learned, she had come to show them all how to do royalling properly.
Harry needs to realise that, as for wanting the same security at KC and William, he turned his back on ALL of that. Why doesn't someone, a journo, a politician, RAVEC, just tell him that: you left royal life for freedom. Did you not realise that high-level, tax-payer-funded security was part of that? I'd love to hear his reply. He'd need to admit he was wrong, or that he acted impulsively and hadn't thought things through, wouldn't he? Basically that he's in idiot.