Prepare for a Shock: Taylor Lorenz Is Having Another Dramatic Personality Conflict With Another Woman in Media

I'll give you all a few moments to re-center and re-collect yourselves after that unwelcome blast of cognitive dissonance.

To restore your state of calm and sense of psychological security, here is Delibe's "Flower Duet," with French lyrics and English translation. If you say, "I don't know what that is," oh yes you do. You just didn't know what it was called. Skip to 1:15 where it starts to RAWK.

Now that you have all recovered from the shock, a quick reminder about who this Taylor Lorenz slobgoblin is.

Here is the video that is causing Taylor Lorenz's Daily Drama. This is the friendly, puff-piece interview a leftwing feminist "journalist" from MSNBC did her, giving her a platform to complain about how hard it is to be a rich-bitch wealthy white woman "journalist" in pampered upper-class media-world America.

Taylor Lorenz campaigned to get a chance to go on TV to whine about this. She told her story exactly as she wanted to tell it.

The problem is that people reacted poorly to this disgusting, rich bitch 50-year-old-woman-pretending-to-be-30 crying "Poor Me" about doxxing, when doxxing is her passionate vocation.

So she took to twitter to roast the leftwing feminist "journalist" who let Taylor Lorenz whine on network TV.

The leftwing feminist "journalist" didn't do a good enough job of protecting Taylor from her own ugliness.

On Twitter, she wrote "No bigger regret in my career than making the mistake of thinking @MorganRadford knew how to accurately report on abuse/ harassment. Her complete mishandling of the story has led to immense fallout and months of abuse. I cannot warn women loudly enough to stay away from her/MSNBC."

In further tweets, she blamed Radford for throwing her "under the bus," saying "Never did I think a fellow woman journalist would throw a colleague under the bus, especially one that purports to advocate for marginalized communities. It's a reminder that cable news will always, above all else, exploit people for cheap views. They fundamentally do not care."

"Women journalists constantly ask me how to get their stories out," Lorenz went on, "or whether they should do interviews. All I can say is do NOT trust anyone in the media to tell your story or report on harassment accurately, especially TV news people. They do not care about u or getting it right".

"I'm so grateful to the orgs I've been able to work w/ to educate people on issues of online harassment & abuse. We need to change how the media tells these stories and force newsrooms to take this stuff seriously. It's been almost a decade since gamergate, we can do better".

Lorenz was instantly the butt of jokes for having cried over mean tweets, and she instantly blamed MSNBC for having conducted the interview with her in the first place. The interview was about a study that used Lorenz as a case study to discuss the online harassment of women.

I don't know how this was determined, but people like Jesse Kelly and Nicholas Fondacaro are now pegging the age of America's Oldest Cluster-B Teenager at 50:

Over 50, in fact.

Washington Post technology columnist, crybully, pathological liar, and online harasser picked a new target to abuse Monday night in the form of NBC/MSNBC correspondent Morgan Radford. Lorenz went on another unhinged rant, this time blaming Radford for the ridicule she received following an ironic April Fool's Day interview where Lorenz fake cried about being the victim of online harassment when she herself was an infamous perpetrator and abuser.

In the ridiculous interview where the over-50-something claimed to be "under 35," Lorenz claimed to have "severe PTSD," "contemplated suicide," and feared being doxed (like she victimizes others with) because of right-wing media figures like Tucker Carlson. Of course, this led to mass and just ridicule and the proliferation of memes featuring Lorenz's fake cry face.

Below, the Over 50 Taylor roasts other "journalists" for just sitting on their fat flabby asses scrolling through Twitter looking for "stories" to copy and paste from Twitter.

That's a fair criticism.

Except for the fact that the over-50 Taylor sits on her fat flabby ass all day scrolling through TikTok and Instagram looking for "stories" to copy and paste from those "social media platforms for the young," of which she is not one.

By the way: No offense to anyone over 50, which I don't even have to say, because everyone here is Under 29.

But I do think it's funny that she tries to pass herself off as Almost a Teenager, wearing Garanimals-looking sweaters that look completely out of place on someone who's just a few years from getting her AARP card.

And I'm emphasizing this because her "career," if you can call it that, relies on her being able to Slide Into the DMs of teenagers and say "How Are You Doing, Fellow Kid? Please give me gossip and dirt about other teenagers."

I want them all to know that she's my age.

Which, if I'm being honest, is not under 29.

posted by Ace at 03:19 PM

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