Snowflake Conservative Complains Her Named Was Used

[Strange One]

Just how soft are conservative's these days?

A practice question in assignments used her first name and she's felt victimised.

Freya Leach, 19, from Sydney’s inner west, wrote to the head of the law school to express her distress about the criminal law problem question, which she says uses her first name and “characterises me as a right-wing person who kills a left-wing person”.

https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/...08-p5bwk2.html



How would you feel about you first name being used in an practice assignment?

[Edge-]

The take-home exam, created within the law school, also uses the first names of four other students in the criminal law cohort, including two in Freya’s tutorial class of about 30 students.

Rofl, what a fuckin pathetic loser.

[Endus]

Seems like a simple case of "where'd you get the names from?" If they pulled them from class lists, that'd be a problem, but the article suggests the prof had used the same names on prior years' questions.

Might be worth a personal apology without any admission of wrongdoing or professional censure, because frankly I'd only ever use super generic names or use a list from which I exclude all names in my classes pre-emptively; if "Freya" is on my list and I've got a Freya in one of my classes, it's crossed out until she's no longer in a class. And that's what she's gotten, so it seems like it should be done.

Also feels like her "peers" are bullying the fuck out of her and she wants to blame the administration rather than her supremely shitty "friends". "My bud saw this question about a right-wing killer who has AIDs and fucks around and immediately thought of me" says more about that "friend" than the frickin' question.

[Breccia]

"Freya "

Clearly the head of the law school is excited about God of War: Ragnarok, which hit shelves the day that article was posted.

[zealo]

Peak comedy for an Australian to feel called out by a professor using a name that doesn't even originate inside of the anglosphere, let alone Australia.

[Breccia]

Peak comedy for an Australian to feel called out by a professor using a name that doesn't even originate inside of the anglosphere, let alone Australia.

I, once again, quote from the Yahtzee review/discussion of Bioshock Infinite.

I have a friend who’s convinced that American conservatives are going to denounce Infinite as a liberal smear upon the Republican south. Personally, I don’t think they would, because of what is known in libel law as the “small penis defense”. I wouldn’t think that any group is going to say “Hey! You know these complete nutters who gleefully enslave the poor and stone interracial couples to death as a fun carnival game? I think they’re supposed to represent us!”

This Aussie saw a fictional character showing negative character traits and immediately projected herself on it. Then said so in public.

To be fair...I am willing to assume her penis is small.

[TEHPALLYTANK]

I really wouldn't care, my first name is so absurdly common that I'm certain it has been used for all sorts of terrible things.

Though I want to ask: What in the world is up with that scenario? Killing someone in a hit-and-run, proceeding to have unprotected sex while HIV-positive, and then being defenestrated?

What are the students even being asked about with that bizarre chain of events? List out the crimes committed, and who is the perpetrator and victim in each instance?

[D Luniz]

Just how soft are conservative's these days?

A practice question in assignments used her first name and she's felt victimised.



https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/...08-p5bwk2.html



How would you feel about you first name being used in an practice assignment?

my name is so damn common, that everyone job I go to, I just tell people "Ill use whichever version of it isn't already in use"
So, guess I'm indifferent

[Polyxo]

Is it time for FREYA CUNT memes?

[Evil Midnight Bomber]

I think the Prof. should immediately change the name in the question to "Karen".

[Nymrohd]

I mean I assume her name is rare so I get why she'd feel targeted especially if she is being bullied and thus already sensitive.

[RampageBW1]

How would you feel about you first name being used in an practice assignment?

I wouldn't care, because I am not a narcissist that thinks the world revolves around me.

For example, my first name is Devin; if an article used my 'first' name, I'd just as sooner assume it was talking about Devin Nunes instead of me.

[Strange One]

I mean I assume her name is rare so I get why she'd feel targeted especially if she is being bullied and thus already sensitive.

The name appeared in an assignment before she was at the Uni. Also worth mentioning, she's against safe spaces, so she's pro bullying. Just not when it happens to her.