The Guardian
www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/mar/06/model-munroe-bergdorf-quits-as-labour-lgbt-adviser has mentioned this in its inimitable way: "Model Munroe Bergdorf quits as Labour LGBT adviser
Her appointment was criticised by Conservatives because of previous social media comments"
Erm. Except not. The article quotes some of Bergdorf's comments:
"She has been criticised for social media posts in which she wrote that she no longer had the energy to talk about the “racial violence of white people any more”.
The post, published in the wake of the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia in August last year, continued: “Yes ALL white people. Because most of ya’ll don’t even realise or refuse to acknowledge that your existence, privilege and success as a race is built on the backs, blood and death of people of colour. Your entire existence is drenched in racism.”
Other tweets highlighted by Conservatives, included the party’s vice-chair Helen Grant, included one where Bergdorf said the suffragettes were “white supremacists who were fighting for WHITE women’s rights” and another in which she called gay Tory activists a “special kind of dickhead”."
However, the article fails to mention the alleged "attacks in the tabloid press and by Conservatives over comments she had made". The link to Conservatives in the article takes you to this page www.theguardian.com/politics/conservatives.
When are people going to learn that what you post on social media can be read by millions of people and, if you write something incredibly stupid (are you paying attention, Toby Young?), it may very well come back to bite you on the arse?