Dr Jessica Taylor #8 'Allo 'Allo - it's the tall poppy with the big boobies!

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Thread title courtesy of @Dike Themis

Before Jess starts up again about how we're misogynists making fun of her looks, the title refers to her claim that "feminists" were attacking her and Jaimi out of jealousy because "our tits are too big"

Recap:
  • Jess and Jaimi went on a taxpayer-funded holiday business trip around Australia and New Zealand, plugging the ITIM. Jess promoted herself with many bikini shots, including one where she'd scratched duck THE DSM in the sand with a stick, because it's totes for the benefit of women and not a holiday

  • More people came forward saying Jess had made false complaints about them to police/authorities. These included Kerry Daynes (actual forensic psychologist), and a PhD student whom Jess accused of harassing her for more than a year, despite the fact they'd never spoken to each other.

  • VF accounts on Companies House show Jess and Jaimi have around £133,000 in director loans between them including a £36,000 loan that Jaimi took out immediately after being made a director

  • Jess is desperately trying to get attention off the back of Britney Spears' situation like she did with Amber Heard

  • Jess and Jaimi defended Phillip Schofield with rhetoric about "but Matthew McGreevy is a consenting adult so no grooming took place!" What does that remind us of?

  • Jaimi shared a text exchange where Jess snapped at her for cheering during the football and she had to repeatedly apologise. Wonder how they'd be reacting if a woman shared such a text from her husband?

  • Andrew Tate tweeted saying "pull out the strap" (pull a gun on someone) if they annoy you. Jess and Jaimi thought it appropriate to turn this into a hilarious joke about lesbians on their account that many victims of abuse follow

  • Jess went full-on conspiracy on main, and gave an interview on a conspiracy theorist's Substack, saying that COVID-19 was a psyop. She's also been tweeting stuff about people being assassinated to keep them quiet, and hinted that she's being targeted by a sinister group that's had several women killed

  • She advised her vulnerable audience to ignore red flags in a partner, such as grandiose/narcissistic behaviour or others trying to warn you about them

  • She is complaining a lot about "white people", "colonisation", and the loss of "ancient knowledge" despite the fact she's a wealthy, privileged, very entitled white woman with a reductive and patronising attitude towards cultures she knows nothing about

  • And Jess has announced her upcoming foray into ... comedy?
Wiki linked above!
 
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Who took the picture? My bet is Jaimi.
 
SavannahS said:
If they are academics and the book is meant to be from her as a doctor and Jaimie as a doctor to be, why no academic talks while in Australia? She is partnering I believe with some wellness centre in NZ, why not a university?
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Because academia is so elitist and it's all a huge scam and they discriminate against her for swearing and being a working-class mum. Nothing to do with her being a huge grifter with shoddy research, no peer review, and unethical behaviour
 
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Life is elitist - good luck asking for a tryout at Manchester United if you kick a football around for a local team. Anyway why are some forms of elitism problematic & others not? Is having lots of twitter followers a form of elitism? Why doesn't the independent randomly select from twitter accounts & ask them to write articles?

What in life is genuinely meritorious? Is it fair that good looking people get paid more/more likely to be found not guilty?

If your qualifications are non selective understandably those who've had to compete against 20+ others to get onto courses / interview for funding & provide evidence of ability are going to be regarded as more academically able. It's hard to determine if more open access courses indicate whether an individual is really academic.

Sure plenty of people can play & enjoy football but to be a professional footballer you have to be competitively better than others. Same with academia - it should be about the most able & that means them having confidence that qualifications are robust and separate the wheat from the chaff.

Many academic / best & brightest employers still place great reliance on A levels because with fewer examining bodies and more comparable courses it's easier to distinguish the more academic performers.

There were plenty of working class academics teaching at top institutions who had benefitted from the more socially mobile environment of the 60s&70s.
 
I was at a Uni open day a few months ago and the professor doing the presentation on the course was working class. Education isn’t as elitist as it used to be. There are plenty of working class people with PHD’s, what she is trying to use as her USP isn’t unique anymore 🤷🏼‍♀️
 
Blue bunny said:
I don't think it was when she did her PhD. She's ironically pushing the idea University is only for middle class by constantly claiming working class people are discriminated against.
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It's really hard to be working class at university - now more than ever in recent history as the grant system gave bright youngsters a chance to leave home and go to uni / polytechnic. Those days are long gone. I guess by the time you're doing a PhD you've got through figuring out how to navigate and negotiate the issues.
 
Blue bunny said:
I know people who were working class with phds. I know 3 people with them who didn't get any support off their parents financially, they used loans and grants. 2 of those got their phds in the last 5years, both with northern accents and didn't grow up rich.
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People can do it, obviously, goes without saying it's nothing to do whether working class people are as intelligent or smart. But it's harder now than ever, I really feel for young people in this situation.

It's very uncomfortable being away from home when you can't afford it and no amount of grants / loans / part time jobs is going to put you into financial ease when the 'well off' kids have got their rent sorted by parents, weekly allowances, been given a car when they were 17, group together and go on amazing travels, take extra curricular tuition, sink huge funds into tech equipment, and having fun socialising. Beyond that again, I was at uni with people who were the internationally rich and famous people's kids and it's a whole different world of entitlement - they have no bounds on the finances they can pour into self-propelled projects to support their course work, the professionals they can access, the materials and goods and services they can utilise, or the advantages of all contacts they have and the international work experiences they can get off the back of nepotism.

My belief is that working class students should be given various types of extra support to cope with this so they can maximise their studies and cope with the literally huge gap in privilege and life circumstances. It's getting far worse not better now.
 
It's definitely getting worse -faced with so many graduates employers often sift /differentiate on additional criteria that favours those from privilege: social polish, extra curricular activities internships with mummy & daddy's mates, foreign travel.


The rarity value of a good degree & strong A levels when I graduated was not swamped by lots of polished but less bright graduates. At least poor kids got a toe hold on the professions even if the most senior board positions were a closed shop of public school men.
 
CuriousTherapyCat said:
A lot of what Jess says is old school thinking. We’ve moved on In literature and society.

academia is definitely still more difficult for working class (especially as mature students with children) but there are working class northern academics.
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As a mature student with children with a broad northern accent who went to uni then did several things post grad I actually thought the tutors/academics/professors were really helpful and I certainly didn’t witness any bias because I speak like a common northern bird and I have lectured at several universities. Many of those who taught me were working class academics too.
 
empowered1 said:
As a mature student with children with a broad northern accent who went to uni then did several things post grad I actually thought the tutors/academics/professors were really helpful and I certainly didn’t witness any bias because I speak like a common northern bird and I have lectured at several universities. Many of those who taught me were working class academics too.
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As a poor Northern academic with a strong accent I agree. For the most part ok.
I have come across barriers from a few in some places, these people seem to have a similar personality to JT, very insecure.
 
If she believes that, why doesn't she offer free trauma therapy? She boasts about free resources but they pretty much amount to nothing. The paid for aren't much better.

I understand she can't work for free, but she could operate VF like a charity. She could find funding to pay staff and could utilise volunteers and grants like nornal charities who offer free services, like women's aid. Instead she closes to operate a business and give herself massive loans.
 
Blue bunny said:
If she believes that, why doesn't she offer free trauma therapy? She boasts about free resources but they pretty much amount to nothing. The paid for aren't much better.

I understand she can't work for free, but she could operate VF like a charity. She could find funding to pay staff and could utilise volunteers and grants like nornal charities who offer free services, like women's aid. Instead she closes to operate a business and give herself massive loans.
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She can’t offer trauma therapy as she isn’t a qualified therapist so she just chats tit. I also don’t think there would be enough £££s for her in her doing that type of work as she comes across as extremely materialistic. Imagine her as a therapist it doesn’t bare thinking about. In my humble opinion I think she would cause people further harm as I don’t think her morals and values are in line with that type of work.
 
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