Not really. Mindless hating, yes, that I agree with 100%. But constructive criticism is a good thing, and should be learned from, not waved off because "my mom told me you critique me because you're insecure about yourself" and then you still keep thinking you're flawless. That way you'll become arrogant. You only need to distinguish what's constructive criticism and what's baseless hating.
Example: people having a problem with Dormer's mouth is mindless hating. She can't change that and they are probably just jealous that she's so good looking so they pick on flaws to make them feel better about themselves (trust me, I'm jealous of her looks too, but obviously I don't hate her because of it). BUT! People criticizing her acting with actual arguments and examples that support this criticism, that's constructive and good. And I really hope she is smart enough to have figured this out, because obviously these quotes are somewhat scripted, and hopefully she has her own mind about this.

She said she has a naturally crooked mouth or something. Still, internet guys love her because of it.

I wish David Tennant was Scotland's national animal. But he's a time lord, so...

"Titty croissants" totally got me.

Uh...uhh... ribbit?

Well, I mean, he really does. There's no shame in it.

I've never encountered anyone like that in Starbucks (although I've been there just a few times) but do the employees really think they're classy for working there? Cause, ya know, that's kind of like McDonalds employees comparing themselves to Michelin star restaurants.

That wouldn't work, silver would burn me.
~Supernatural reference over~

The werewolf wookiee actually looks incredible!

Doesn't she also have this "truffle ~something~" song? I remember looking up what it means on urban dictionary and it was really disgusting.

The awkward moment when my features are kinda similar to Angelina's. Maybe I'll even get hot one day. Probably not though. Chances are I'll look like Steve.

I judge people by what comes out of their mouths. I'm not British, though.

Yeah, that totally happens all the time... *nervous chuckle*

Just call it and if a male voice picks it up, ask if <<a made up name>> is there. He'll probably respond "wrong number buddy" and you just apologize and call the other one.

"Ne" means "no" in my native language so that'd make it really confusing for me. Just imagine the scenario:
Person A: *tells funny joke*
Person B: ...
Person B: ...
Person B: NO.

English is one of the easiest languages to learn. I dare you to try Czech (my maternal language). I double dare you!