Joyless feminism

[turbobloke]

fblm said:

anonymous said:

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The media refer to her as a 'high flying barrister' but it doesn't stack up; Keele for a start, bar school 2010, mphil 2011, presumabaly that means she didn't get a pupillage, so when did she do that year, 2012? And now she's doing a Phd? So she was a practising barrister 2013 and 2014 at most? Riiight

Her page at Mansfield Chambers refers to her as 'Human Rights Barrister of the Year, Acquisition International, 2013' so presumably that's a height of sorts. In view of that it looked to this non-barrister PHer as though the Proudman higflying flight departed, stalled at some point, and the PhD with p.r. to go at Carter-Silk's expense is an exit strategy / emergency landing strategy.

Media or academe next, then ECHR judge? No experience necessary.

[Skii]

yes she does look familiar

[WinstonWolf]

Skii said:

yes she does look familiar

For god's sake don't mention her pussy.

[Challo]

Just watched the interview. Jesus she seems a barrel of laughs. Yes it may have been a tad inappropriate in his comments but to haul him out over twitter and try to ruin his character in the public domain then she opens herself up to the media.

[hornetrider]

Her delivery style is bizarrely stilted.

[schmunk]

Has this been posted yet?

http://www.stokesentinel.co.uk/Laying-law-parking-...

An earlier episode of win from young Charlotte Bailye Proudman.

[DaveCWK]

Puggit said:

Interview on Newsnight: https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=378&v=3RvoqX3U...

Is that how barristers are trained to talk?

I'm trying to imagine her telling an anecdote
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[anonymous-user]

turbobloke said:

'Human Rights Barrister of the Year, Acquisition International, 2013'

Yeah I'm not sure how that works, as far as I can see she isn't even ranked in Chambers and Partners...

http://www.chambersandpartners.com/11841/10/editor...

Edited by anonymous-user on Wednesday 16th September 17:39

[AyBee]

schmunk said:

Has this been posted yet?

http://www.stokesentinel.co.uk/Laying-law-parking-...

An earlier episode of win from young Charlotte Bailye Proudman.

So she made up the name "Proudman"...this gets better

[CountZero23]

Can't believe you lot; mansplaining and whitesplaining it away as if was just some misjudged compliment.

[Justayellowbadge]

AyBee said:

schmunk said:

Has this been posted yet?

http://www.stokesentinel.co.uk/Laying-law-parking-...

An earlier episode of win from young Charlotte Bailye Proudman.

So she made up the name "Proudman"...this gets better

Mother's maiden, iirc. Gave up on the paternal surname because she didn't agree with his will.

[toasty]

Justayellowbadge said:

AyBee said:

schmunk said:

Has this been posted yet?

http://www.stokesentinel.co.uk/Laying-law-parking-...

An earlier episode of win from young Charlotte Bailye Proudman.

So she made up the name "Proudman"...this gets better

Mother's maiden, iirc. Gave up on the paternal surname because she didn't agree with his will.

Maybe he said something nice to her.

[El Guapo]

Justayellowbadge said:

AyBee said:

schmunk said:

Has this been posted yet?

http://www.stokesentinel.co.uk/Laying-law-parking-...

An earlier episode of win from young Charlotte Bailye Proudman.

So she made up the name "Proudman"...this gets better

Mother's maiden, iirc. Gave up on the paternal surname because she didn't agree with his will.

Made up, according to her Auntie Lynda.

[HTP99]

So he sent a private message to her, she made it public; not him and now she is after a public apology, what a fking stupid self righteous woman.

The problem is she has dug a hole for herself; the more she tries to get herself out of it, the more the hole gets bigger and it's got to the point of no return for her now

[johnxjsc1985]

anonymous said:

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It has to call into question her judgement as well as her reasoning.She mentioned his age a few times is she ageist ? if it had been a comment by a 27 year old of either gender would that have been ok

[irocfan]

CountZero23 said:

Can't believe you lot; mansplaining and whitesplaining it away as if was just some misjudged compliment.

not all - I think that most on here have acknowledged that the comment should not have been made, however it was. The correct thing to do at that point would be to say "sorry" - which he did. The classy thing to do following on from that point would have been to say "apology accepted" and go on with your life rather than try and ruin someone's career and life. This harridan encapsulates why there are so many difficulties between certain types of people "...older people should, if anything, be even more respectful of people coming into the work-place..." but no slack is cut in the opposite way? Horrible, horrible woman

[johnxjsc1985]

irocfan said:

not all - I think that most on here have acknowledged that the comment should not have been made, however it was. The correct thing to do at that point would be to say "sorry" - which he did. The classy thing to do following on from that point would have been to say "apology accepted" and go on with your life rather than try and ruin someone's career and life. This harridan encapsulates why there are so many difficulties between certain types of people "...older people should, if anything, be even more respectful of people coming into the work-place..." but no slack is cut in the opposite way? Horrible, horrible woman

I wonder am I sensing "daddy issues " with her

[Tango13]

Puggit said:

Interview on Newsnight: https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=378&v=3RvoqX3U...

At least we now know what Mrs Merton looked like in her 20's and what was going on with her breathing? Slouch, breath in, breath out, back to slouch... Rinse and repeat

[TheExcession]

anonymous said:

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This was you wasn't it? 2.00 minutes in

[Crush]

anonymous said:

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I'd be wondering why Matt Lucas had turned up