Ferguson’s Hairdryer
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Why do all these memanist type hide behind odd beards?
Why do all these memanist type hide behind odd beards?
Not familiar so I googled and most of the right wing press are doing this as a 'kids today don't know they're born' story over her not fancying a 12 hour shift but there's also a Sky News one about her being criticised for 'Thatcherite' views, so you get the choice of either being wound up by her being a lazy millennial (I know she's Gen Z) snowflake or up in arms at her being unfairly cancelled for her conservative views.Some young wan off Love Island called Molly Mae currently getting the sack-cloth and ashes treatment from the righteous online.
This is the best tweet I’ve seen about it.
Not familiar so I googled and most of the right wing press are doing this as a 'kids today don't know they're born' story over her not fancying a 12 hour shift but there's also a Sky News one about her being criticised for 'Thatcherite' views, so you get the choice of either being wound up by her being a lazy millennial (I know she's Gen Z) snowflake or up in arms at her being unfairly cancelled for her conservative views.
Third option is distaste at ferocious online bullying of a young(ish) kid who said something silly.
Sun didn't run with that, for some reason.Third option is distaste at ferocious online bullying of a young(ish) kid who said something silly.
Seems to be some issue with her workers (or those of the company she works for) getting paid £3.50 an hour.
If so, the company deserves criticism. Employees shouldn’t be personally attacked like that. There’s zero chance she has any input into salary structures.
Yeah I agree, I think it’s just the juxtaposition of that fact and her comments that have gone sone way to provoking it.
Well what did she actually say? I'm not googling any of this shit.
Basically that the key to success is hard work, and peoples’ socio-economic background shouldn’t stand in the way.
To be fair, the key to success is hard work... and lots of luck
Maybe they didn't work hard enough.I agree. I once read that 9 out of every 10 startups fail. Go bankrupt of whatever. So there is a lot of luck involved.
To be fair, the key to success is hard work... and lots of luck
Maybe they didn't work hard enough.
The American dream. Shows how well the propaganda machine still works! Loads of American celebs always bang on about the same thing, though admittedly not as many of her age, usually a bit older.
Yup
To be fair I don't think many commenting on her comments want her cancelled. Do feel for anyone caught up in an online storm. Because those kind of banal aspiration, hustling thinking is prominent in influencer/girlboss spaces.
But probably many saw her comments as a chance to push back against the Tony Robbins motivational-speaking, life coaching kind of thinking that doesn't take into account privilege, class, inequalitys, systemic disadvantages etc. Agree though people should be wary of others in stuff like this for all the reasons Jon Ronson says.
Twitter is basically this though
And once you realise that and decouple your way of thinking from that, it prevents you from succumbing to poster's brain
Privilege + hard work is obviously a hell of a lot more likely to bring you success than hard work alone. But that doesn’t make the statement that hard work is an important part of success any less true. Certainly not an opinion you should be crucified over.
The paradoxical nature of being successful also amazes me, because you have to put yourself out there to gain traction, but then you have to be careful what you say and do, to avoid being cancelled. it defeats itself.
Privilege + hard work is obviously a hell of a lot more likely to bring you success than hard work alone. But that doesn’t make the statement that hard work is an important part of success any less true. Certainly not an opinion you should be crucified over.
She was mostly crucified because she added "everyone has the same 24 hours in a day to achieve" as if people who don't get reach don't do enough in these 24 hours.
I will always fight against online bullying, insults etc. I think I never wrote online something i wouldn't have said to the persons face. Obviously some of the comment are way over the top (maybe abusive even if i didn't take the time to read all of them). But it's normal, in my opinion, to take a lot of backlash when you say something stupid if you live by your internet presence. She's an influencer, her audience is huge, of course it'll trigger a lot of people.
Privilege + hard work is obviously a hell of a lot more likely to bring you success than hard work alone. But that doesn’t make the statement that hard work is an important part of success any less true. Certainly not an opinion you should be crucified over.
We aren’t seriously defending her are we. She’s an idiot with idiotic views.