The bit I most enjoyed was her commenting on 'us in the working class'. This from a woman who is 27 and still in university, albeit as the welfare and diversity officer, having recently graduated with that qualification always in demand among employers, an MA in gender and media studies, and who still lives with her parents. For all her rage against the Tories she has absolutely no idea about the impact of their policies having been pleasantly insulated by academia and her parents.
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I should emphasise that I do not think she should be prosecuted. Unlike her I am a fan of freedom of speech, don't want a censorious society and don't think life should come with a trigger warning.
Hopefully this experience will encourage her to appreciate that what she demands goes both ways.