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Comedian Savages Feminist Feud! You Won’t Believe What She Said!

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An Australian humorist has added his thoughts to the heated verbal exchange happening online between Clementine Ford and Abbie Chatfield.

Since the online allegation made by Clementine against Abbie that she was earning profits by appearing politically active during the lead-up to the Australian Federal Election, there has been a continuous exchange of sharp comments between these media figures.

Currently, comedian Lisa Jane Spencer’s scathing critique on feminist content creators is sparking excitement among her audience.

The humorous clip titled “The Feminist Feud” starts off featuring Lisa, adorned as Clementine, scribbling down her reflections in a journal.

To Clementine,” she remarks, “I consider myself today as the most authentic and impactful feminist advocate globally. Unlike Abbie Chatfield, I believe her activism is more about performance and self-advancement rather than fostering genuine systemic change.

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In the sequence that follows, I find myself stepping into the shoes of a character mimicking Clementine, pondering over what content to share on social media to spark the greatest fury among followers.

Afterward, Lisa displays a striking resemblance to Abbie Chatfield, as she’s visibly emotional, with tears streaming down her face, finding it hard to articulate her thoughts effectively.

‘Please stop with the character assassination,’ parody Abbie says.

‘This is so f***ing triggering….Clementine, stop defaming me.’

Later, Lisa assumes the role of a TV news anchor, delivering a live broadcast where she states: ‘Now, it’s time for a comment regarding an action taken by Abbie Chatfield which is quite similar.’

She then addresses a producer out of view, saying, “Is there not enough time? Has she mistreated too many people?

In a playful tone, Clementine returns to her journal, commenting: “Moreover, anyone who disagrees with me is likely a mischief-maker, not so bright, or envious,” followed by a mischievous giggle.

Back to parody Abbie, still on the verge of tears, who adds: ‘I guess she’s just obsessed with me.’

‘Obviously, I’ve got an amazing boyfriend. She’s probably just jealous.’

As an over-the-moon fan, I couldn’t help but be swept up in the wave of reactions to that side-splitting video, coming from fellow enthusiasts and even those who had been keeping tabs on the digital feud!

One viewer couldn’t contain their enthusiasm, exclaiming, “I can’t get enough! This is fantastic!” Another joined in, saying, “This is hands down the most hilarious clash between the least influential personalities. Pure comedy genius.

A third suggested: ‘You didn’t even have to make any of it up! Great job, but satire may be dead.’

In a recent update on her Dear Clementine blog, hosted on Substack, Clementine pointed out that certain personalities such as Abbie are capitalizing on their portrayal of political activism, while simultaneously attacking those who hold differing opinions.

She claimed that she’s actually composing a criticism notebook concerning me, filled with comments such as “She believes she’s so stylish.

‘What a weirdo – Oh my God.’

Abbie finished off the clip with a plea to the writer.

‘Clementine, take a step back from the internet. Take a step back from Reddit please.’

Abbie later returned to the platform in tears as the social media war of words took a dark turn.

She claimed that Clementine was harassing her online, causing distress to her mental well-being and creating an environment where she didn’t feel secure.

She’s feeling overwhelmed by criticism from the right, online trolls, and hostile men who wish her harm. She kindly asks for an end to the inhumane treatment.” (Alternatively, “She’s exhausted by attacks from the right, internet bullies, and men who despise her and threaten her life. Please, let’s treat her with respect.”)

Could you please provide constructive feedback on my content or work? However, I kindly request that you refrain from fabricating information regarding my motives. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

“Please refrain from labeling me as having a personality disorder, as our understanding of each other is limited. Your comments are quite upsetting and I wish you would cease making them.

‘It isn’t working, you’re discouraging others… Please, I’m just trying to do what I can to help.

I can’t wrap my head around her insistence on demonstrating my flaws. It really confuses me. Honestly, the situation she’s creating is extremely distressing and unpleasant for me.

‘I’m scared of her. Please stop, Clementine. I am begging you to stop,’ she sobbed.

You don’t really know me; we’re strangers, actually. Every day, I face numerous challenges and insults, and I don’t need any more of that from you. You might not realize it, but when you say such things, you unintentionally give validation to people on the left.

‘You are f**ing my mental health. Please f***ing stop.’

After that, she shared images of remarks left by the author, labeling Chatfield as a ‘reckless narcissist’, ‘superficially shallow’ and someone with ‘simple-minded thoughts’.

‘See how this isn’t criticism? It’s just insults,’ she captioned the screenshots.

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2025-05-24 09:51

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