Gabriella Lindley #30 Juniper Jane travels by train, Gabbie is having an operayshun again

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Amandaleigh said:
Ok who was this 😂 love the reference to the lawyer!
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More of this please! Unfortunately Gabby won't learn she'll just delete or reply "okay hun".

I wish she could see the hypocrisy not only in what she said, having travelled across the country herself, but also in the fact she tweets people so rudely while asking others not to do the same to her.

In fact she seems to be offended off if anyone replies her at all unless it's in agreement, yet she butts into ALL twitter conversations (because no one ever talks to her).
 
judgejohndeed said:
Gabby logic: schools being open - when it’s been confirmed kids are sitting exams this year that affect their future - not ok because covid spreading. But Gabby going up north for her yearly operation, then to M&S ages from her house because she can’t cope without her daily ham, totally fine.
Sounds like Gabby’s the one who could do with going back to school, although I suppose you can’t teach much to that level of stupid.
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One of her most serious allergies: Education.
 
Why does she go all Billy Big Bollocks the second she’s home? I thought going home is awful and anxious for her because of her horrible abusive Dad?
 

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Okay, personally I think that comment, while true, is unhelpful. It supports the view that we are trolls - it's aggressive and insulting, which overrides the good point the poster is trying to make. There are much classier ways to call her out which don't mean she can effectively call troll. This person's just given her the upper hand.
 
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Okay, personally I think that comment, while true, is unhelpful. It supports the view that we are trolls - it's aggressive and insulting, which overrides the good point the poster is trying to make. There are much classier ways to call her out which don't mean she can effectively call troll.
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It's frustrating because even if this was put into a respectful comment that kissed her ass, she would still rudely reply and probably block that person. There's no winning 😂 she's so stubborn. The only way to shut her down would be by getting someone bigger than her to publicly reply. But no one wants to be associated with her so
 
Sanctified said:
It's frustrating because even if this was put into a respectful comment that kissed her ass, she would still rudely reply and probably block that person. There's no winning 😂 she's so stubborn. The only way to shut her down would be by getting someone bigger than her to publicly reply. But no one wants to be associated with her so
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Yeah I actually think while Fillyjonk is right and I do hope it's not someone from here who sent that, that's really the only kind of tone she responds to - she doesn't bother reading anything polite or patient, but she's replied to that one having a pop at her. I said it before but I wish Alfie would shut her down on Twitter again hahaha.
 
God that’s long. TLDR: Gabby it is more complex than “OMG IF KIDS GO TO SCHOOL WE ALL DIE”


My son is about to turn 16, he has exams this school year - I’m very worried about his education and mental health and he along with every child in this country did not have their educational needs met this year.
My children are lucky in that I was home during lockdown, I am decently educated and I was willing to educate them. But I am not a teacher and do not have the skills of wherewithal to do a good job of providing them with a well rounded education.
Many children had key worker and NHS parents who didn’t have time to home educate, or they had parents who didn’t feel up to the task, who didn’t want to or didn’t care. They have missed out desperately.

Many of my friends are teachers and all of my friends who teach have had covid since September. All of them!
One of them is extremely ill.
Many teachers want to return to work and teach the children who are seriously missing out and who will have their education deeply impacted. They will become the “Covid kids” and employers will sneer at their exam results as not real or worthy because of the way they were decided. They will face life long employment impact because of this.
Lots of teachers feel thrown to the wolves, many don’t at all. It is very complicated and has many sides to the argument Gabby. But I suppose you don’t know any teachers or anyone with kids.

I am clinically extremely vulnerable, I had a letter from the government in March asking me not to leave the house and only open a window. I was unable to work as I am frontline NHS, my husband had to live away from home as he too is frontline NHS and was terrified of killing me.
Yep I’m scared that my son is back at school and that I have the very real prospect of dying if he brings it home with him.
BUT the school is very sensible, they have regular testing, tight bubbles, small working groups, staggered opening and home timw and my son is being educated. His mental health is no longer in the gutter as it was during the spring lockdown.

Having children back in school is complex and is supported by us as a society making sacrifices. Children can go back to school if selfish people don’t go to shopping centres just to visit a supermarket which they could visit at home - or even shop in the town they live in, which is in a lower tier.
Children can go to school if people don’t make unnecessary trips on public transport.
This is more complicated than you can understand Gabby. Of course we are all free in this country to debate what we like but it is not as simplistic as “OMG CHILDREN GO SCHOOOOOL, WE ALL DIE” and until you can debate with nuance, compassion and understanding of others then I politely suggest you shut your mouth and read something other than social media.

And my lawyer is in day 21 of your advent calendar. HE GON SUE YO ASS.
 
@IrishName in addition to your points, lockdown has been stressful for most and this has added fuel to the fire for households experiencing domestic violence. For a lot of children in these situations, school can be a godsend and a complete necessity in getting them out of the house away from toxic home environments and abusers. I’m told there is a huge backlog in the family courts especially which is impacting care cases and cases where children might usually be removed for their safety for example.
 
IrishName said:
God that’s long. TLDR: Gabby it is more complex than “OMG IF KIDS GO TO SCHOOL WE ALL DIE”


My son is about to turn 16, he has exams this school year - I’m very worried about his education and mental health and he along with every child in this country did not have their educational needs met this year.
My children are lucky in that I was home during lockdown, I am decently educated and I was willing to educate them. But I am not a teacher and do not have the skills of wherewithal to do a good job of providing them with a well rounded education.
Many children had key worker and NHS parents who didn’t have time to home educate, or they had parents who didn’t feel up to the task, who didn’t want to or didn’t care. They have missed out desperately.

Many of my friends are teachers and all of my friends who teach have had covid since September. All of them!
One of them is extremely ill.
Many teachers want to return to work and teach the children who are seriously missing out and who will have their education deeply impacted. They will become the “Covid kids” and employers will sneer at their exam results as not real or worthy because of the way they were decided. They will face life long employment impact because of this.
Lots of teachers feel thrown to the wolves, many don’t at all. It is very complicated and has many sides to the argument Gabby. But I suppose you don’t know any teachers or anyone with kids.

I am clinically extremely vulnerable, I had a letter from the government in March asking me not to leave the house and only open a window. I was unable to work as I am frontline NHS, my husband had to live away from home as he too is frontline NHS and was terrified of killing me.
Yep I’m scared that my son is back at school and that I have the very real prospect of dying if he brings it home with him.
BUT the school is very sensible, they have regular testing, tight bubbles, small working groups, staggered opening and home timw and my son is being educated. His mental health is no longer in the gutter as it was during the spring lockdown.

Having children back in school is complex and is supported by us as a society making sacrifices. Children can go back to school if selfish people don’t go to shopping centres just to visit a supermarket which they could visit at home - or even shop in the town they live in, which is in a lower tier.
Children can go to school if people don’t make unnecessary trips on public transport.
This is more complicated than you can understand Gabby. Of course we are all free in this country to debate what we like but it is not as simplistic as “OMG CHILDREN GO SCHOOOOOL, WE ALL DIE” and until you can debate with nuance, compassion and understanding of others then I politely suggest you shut your mouth and read something other than social media.

And my lawyer is in day 21 of your advent calendar. HE GON SUE YO ASS.
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Yup, yup, yup. I’ve got one GCSE and one A level aged kid. And a husband trying to conduct business all day from our kitchen table, in our house that is smaller than her flat. It’s complicated and stressful. Gobbie needs to be quiet and attend to her own behaviour before she tells anyone else what they should be doing.
 
Amandaleigh said:
Ok who was this 😂 love the reference to the lawyer!
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Guilty I had to post my frustration before I went for school run for my child who actually is real unlike gabby and her 20 videos about baby names she is never going to use I still cannot get over go weird those were. It really did infuriate me that she felt the need she had to reply to that girl about the schools and no I don’t think you can only have a opinion if you have kids / are a child in school but it has no relevance to her life what so ever and also it really did seem like such a sarcastic rude reply she felt needed to be said 🙃

I would of posted from my personal account cause I really don’t care but obviously I was velvetbl0cked a long time ago haha

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Went to see if she replied and obviously not lol
 
I’ve just spoke to my mum who works in a school about this, she works in a school with a lot of deprived kids and I understand not wanting COVID to spread, but the headteacher in my mums school has told her some of the kids get upset before leaving for the holidays because in their words ‘school is the only place I feel safe’ school is the only place some of these kids even get fed. The teachers in my mums school are preparing packed lunches for those kids to take home on Friday, it’s so easy to be so blasé about it, but another more important factor, the teachers notice these kids come back to school after the holidays looking underweight, where they haven’t been fed throughout the holidays, school is a safe space for some children, it’s a place to be warm and fed, and it breaks my heart hearing these stories, personal stories, because I have young kids and I couldn’t imagine them going through that, covid is scary, but so is child neglect, most of these parents get reported to social services but nothing gets done, so schools do their best to give these kids what they can & they can’t do that when the kids are not at school! Gabby & those alike need to get their heads out of their arses and open their eyes to more than just covid!
 
Fillyjonk said:
Okay, personally I think that comment, while true, is unhelpful. It supports the view that we are trolls - it's aggressive and insulting, which overrides the good point the poster is trying to make. There are much classier ways to call her out which don't mean she can effectively call troll. This person's just given her the upper hand.
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Yes you are correct but I was just sick of the way she feels the need to continuously spout these views all the while being a massive hypocrite herself it’s mind numbing
 
OpinionatedOrange said:
school is the only place some of these kids even get fed.
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Another important point. Remember this is Gabby who said absolutely nothing when the government SHE voted for said they weren't going to pay to keep feeding the kids, she doesn't give a tit.
Sorry so many posts on this, my partner works in child protection and I'm furious about Gabby's tweets on this. Like whoever else said - if we all stayed at home, didn't go on needless shopping trips etc, it would be much safer for kids to be going to school. It's not ideal in any case, but it's way more important than going to Meadowhall for God's sake.
 
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