Post: #1

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1...cture.html

Quote:A 57-year-old lawyer was accused of “unacceptable and misogynistic behaviour” after he sent a barrister half his age a LinkedIn message complimenting her on her “stunning picture”.

Alexander Carter-Silk was named and shamed on Twitter by 27-year-old human rights lawyer Charlotte Proudman who posted her reply to the message online.

The "offensive" private exchange she later published on Twitter:


Of course she is a batshit-insane feminist who believes complimenting her picture is patriarchal male domination rape assault (or something, to be honest I don't understand most of the word-salads feminists spew these days).

The truth is the exactly opposite: she is a misandrist using her female privilege to publicly shame male sexuality.

See what I did there?

Actual truth: Ugly feminist attention-whores to whole world that some beta complimented her.

Of course she was immediately met with a backlash, or in her world, sexist woman-hating harassment. Even though some of her critics were other women. Brietbart had a good article on this:
http://www.breitbart.com/big-journalism/...r-its-you/

Surprise. Turns out of course that she is a giant hypocrite:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...d-web.html

The offending picture? Well, take a look:


I had to do a double-take when they reported her age is 27. Really? I thought this was a typo, because she looks 37. And with that strange haircut, WNB.

Post: #2

Just wait 10 years. You'll see her begging for men to say such things about her.

Post: #3

That guy basically spelled out her outrage for her. He even told her what form her rage should take (pc).
Game Saves Live™. and jobs.

Post: #4

Quote:Miss Proudman said Mr Carter-Silk’s comments were particularly unacceptable because he made them in a workplace environment in his capacity as a senior solicitor.
She told the Mail: ‘I have received messages from LinkedIn before but never one from a senior partner at a solicitors’ firm, which is why I called it out. As a solicitor he has a duty to uphold the law, which includes sexual discrimination.’

Quote:He wrote: ‘I appreciate that this is probably horrendously politically incorrect but that is a stunning picture!!! You definitely win the prize for the best LinkedIn picture I have ever seen.’

Quote:As a solicitor he has a duty to uphold the law, which includes sexual discrimination

Quote:that is a stunning picture!!! You definitely win the prize for the best LinkedIn picture I have ever seen.’

Quote:sexual discrimination

Quote:She said the public interest in exposing sexism outweighed Mr Carter-Silk’s right to privacy, and repeated her demand for a public apology.

She added: ‘There is a continuum between receiving a sexist message on LinkedIn and being discriminated against in the workplace. ‘It has a huge, profound effect on women’s career opportunities, making them feel uncomfortable working in male-dominated places, for example in the law. That is why I try to nip it in the bud before it escalates.’

Quote:However, it emerged yesterday that the award-winning human rights barrister has commented on pictures of men on Facebook herself to praise their looks.
She also told female friends they looked ‘sexy’ and ‘stunning’ – the same word used by Mr Carter-Silk.
On the profile of a postgraduate student at Cambridge, where Miss Proudman is on sabbatical from her chambers to study for a PhD, she wrote: ‘Hot stuff!’, while under an image of a long-haired male friend, she wrote: ‘oooo lalala!’

Quote:She has been warned she has ‘ruined her career’ by criticising Mr Carter-Silk and speaking out about sexism. Franklin Sinclair, a partner in one of the country’s largest criminal law firms, warned she could be blacklisted.

Post: #5

(09-11-2015 04:21 AM)HighSpeed_LowDrag Wrote:  Just wait 10 years. You'll see her begging for men to say such things about her.

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree...ca-valenti

Quote:The comments and lascivious stares from men have faded away the older I’ve gotten, leaving an understandable sense of relief. But alongside that is a slightly embarrassing feeling of insecurity that, with every year that goes by, I become more and more invisible to men.

...as much as I wish it didn’t, the thought of not being worth men’s notice bothers me. To my great shame, I assume I must look particularly good on the rarer days that I do get catcalled.

Post: #6

(09-11-2015 04:17 AM)AFS Wrote:  

Oh fuck, not the straight-hair-and-flat-fringe hairdo. On anything but an Asian it makes a woman look like she cuts her own hair with a bowl, gives the impression of being a serial killer, and adds twenty pounds:

Post: #7

What a cunt. A plain cunt at that.

Post: #8

Hey helmet head, stop being a real bell-end you self absorbed shelf life time waster
Wrap your flaps around a money cock and squeeze the life out of him while you still can

Post: #9

I hate bob cuts on women. And I have no respect for a man with a hyphenated last name.

Post: #10

This glaring inconsistency uncovers what feminists and women are really about. The lawyer's great 'crime' = being old and ugly.

Post: #11

(09-11-2015 06:59 AM)civpro Wrote:  This glaring inconsistency uncovers what feminists and women are really about. The lawyer's great 'crime' = being old and ugly.

Exactly. She even mentioned that part of the problem was that she was half his age. Apparently, sexual discrimination is not OK but age discrimination is fine.

This moron "lawyer" didn't know ageism is illegal in the workplace? She should be trolled for being part of the privileged ageist patriarchal conspiracy!

http://www.ageuk.org.uk/work-and-learnin...workplace/

Post: #12

I kind of think that this guy got what he deserved. If he was going to say anything, he either needed to go all out without apology and/or fear or keep his mouth shut.

In this case, giving the typical disclaimer before making a manicured display of interest would only infuriate any feminist lawyercunt (my new favorite word thanks to Heartiste).

He came off as a pussy right from the git-go. He then apologized profusely after his public shaming.

In these situations one should always ask themselves, "What would Donald do?"

This whole episode is summed up perfectly from a recent post on Heartiste's site:

Quote:COTW winner Anonymous succinctly explains why there is a perception that women are treating beta males with more contempt than ever before.

Girls are cruelest to other girls. So as betas get more feminized…

Women are as revolted by effeminate, weak men as men are by morbidly obese women.

Post: #13

(09-11-2015 07:19 AM)mrbiggs Wrote:  I kind of think that this guy got what he deserved. If he was going to say anything, he either needed to go all out without apology and/or fear or keep his mouth shut.

In this case, giving the typical disclaimer before making a manicured display of interest would only infuriate any feminist lawyercunt (my new favorite word thanks to Heartiste).

He came off as a pussy right from the git-go. He then apologized profusely after his public shaming.

In these situations one should always ask themselves, "What would Donald do?"

This whole episode is summed up perfectly from a recent post on Heartiste's site:

Quote:COTW winner Anonymous succinctly explains why there is a perception that women are treating beta males with more contempt than ever before.

Girls are cruelest to other girls. So as betas get more feminized…

Women are as revolted by effeminate, weak men as men are by morbidly obese women.

Um, what at all makes you think she cares much whether a man is unabashed and confident or not? She went out of her way to compliment men she liked the look of. So much cognitive dissonance in your post.

"Women are as revolted by effeminate, weak physically unattractive men as men are by [physically unattractive] women."

Post: #14

(09-11-2015 04:21 AM)HighSpeed_LowDrag Wrote:  Just wait 10 years. You'll see her begging for men to say such things about her.

I am thinking she already has, that pic is probably a couple of years old. Women rarely put up their most recent pic unless the are young.

Post: #15

(09-11-2015 07:40 AM)civpro Wrote:  

(09-11-2015 07:19 AM)mrbiggs Wrote:  I kind of think that this guy got what he deserved. If he was going to say anything, he either needed to go all out without apology and/or fear or keep his mouth shut.

In this case, giving the typical disclaimer before making a manicured display of interest would only infuriate any feminist lawyercunt (my new favorite word thanks to Heartiste).

He came off as a pussy right from the git-go. He then apologized profusely after his public shaming.

In these situations one should always ask themselves, "What would Donald do?"

This whole episode is summed up perfectly from a recent post on Heartiste's site:

Quote:COTW winner Anonymous succinctly explains why there is a perception that women are treating beta males with more contempt than ever before.

Girls are cruelest to other girls. So as betas get more feminized…

Women are as revolted by effeminate, weak men as men are by morbidly obese women.

Um, what at all makes you think she cares much whether a man is unabashed and confident or not? She went out of her way to compliment men she liked the look of. So much cognitive dissonance in your post.

"Women are as revolted by effeminate, weak physically unattractive men as men are by [physically unattractive] women."

Of course it's speculation, but I would bet if a man that she perceived to be high status wrote the message in an "unabashed and confident" manner it would not illicit such a nasty response.

The whole message oozed with timidity and groveling which is what likely set her off. The message was weak which obviously revolted her. The comparison between the event and the quote from Heartiste's site is sound and I stand by my analysis.

Post: #16

Mr. Carter/ Mr. Silk should have just sent a GBFM style message instead.

"Butthext? I got lotsa cockas for you lolozzzolzol"

Post: #17

(09-11-2015 04:46 AM)Excelsior Wrote:  

Quote:She has been warned she has ‘ruined her career’ by criticising Mr Carter-Silk and speaking out about sexism. Franklin Sinclair, a partner in one of the country’s largest criminal law firms, warned she could be blacklisted.

Unfortunately this creature probably was never going to practice in the real world anyway -- not when it's studying for a PhD in genital mutilation at university. That's the sort of thesis a perennial student picks, or one whose "career" is going to be funded by leftie thinktanks for the most part.

That said, she has definitely shot herself in the head professionally. Criminal Law and the upper echelons of the Bar are still pretty conservative circles, quite aside from whether men have the upper hand there. And more generally in the profession you're expected to know your fucking place as low man on the totem pole when first leaving law school to practice in the commercial world. This deliberate choice to burn someone senior in your own chosen profession, someone you didn't even know personally, is going to make you the equivalent of an Indian untouchable professionally.

The blacklisting will have nothing to do with her womanhood. Rather, everything to do with the fact she has demonstrated, by her own hand and quite deliberately, that she lacks the professional control and reserve a barrister needs in order to practice and be afforded the tremendous privilege that is immunity from defamation when cross-examining someone on the witness stand. Trying to rattle an opponent is a common and legitimate tactic in a court, and this one has just demonstrated right where her glass jaw lies: between her legs.

Post: #18

The way he started his message "delighted to connect", makes me think it is possible that she was the one to add him on LinkedIn. He may have taken this as an IOI.

Post: #19

Standard issue feminist. But this guy is clueless. Women behave they way they do because men give them compliments all over the place for no good reason. If you have no chance of banging her (and here there is no chance), why the hell do you say anything nice to them at all? They are useless. Men should utterly ignore women on social media unless there is some reasonable chance that you can meet her in person within a reasonable time frame (unless you have some intentional scheme going).

Post: #20

She's got the worst of both worlds - the bitchiness of Katrina from Suits personified with zero attractiveness or pleasantness.

WNB

Post: #21

The picture is professionally done and looks photoshoped. It looks like an actress' headshot.

After reviewing the picture and the message again, the guy was, in all likelihood, honestly trying to be nice with no sexual or flirtatious motives accompanying the compliment.

I change my opinion on this. This woman has an obvious axe to grind with the entire male species and was waiting patiently to pounce at any opportunity to and present her kill to the world in typical social media whore fashion. She did this knowing full well all of the free publicity that would follow.

This woman obviously has a psychopathic disposition with a messianic complex based on the telegraph article.

The article also indicates that she her father died when she was young for what that's worth.

Post: #22

Post: #23

meh.....
WNB

Post: #24

The old guy should have made some polished false promises of grant money/opportunities etc. and her response would have been much warmer.
Money works like WD40. Lubes everything.

Post: #25

(09-11-2015 10:03 AM)joseywales Wrote:  She's got the worst of both worlds - the bitchiness of Katrina from Suits personified with zero attractiveness or pleasantness.

Leave me out of this.