interestingly, the outrage and disgust at Jeremy Clarkson's recent misogynistic comments highlights exactly how people react to men making similar derogatory comments about women - yet she seems to think that her blatant misandry is totally acceptable, simply because she is a woman. it's entirely hypocritical - and tbh, i was quite surprised she didn't race to her stories to rant about the article where he talked about his fantasies of pelting Meghan Markle with excrement - it's usually the kind of comment from a man that she be critical of, yet i assume she dreams of parading down public streets naked and having people throw
at her, so that may explain her lack of a reaction. the only part of the article that irritated her would have been the fact that Jezza was talking about Meghan, and not HER. 
her attitude towards men is utterly vile, and she seems to feel entirely justified in sharing her misandristic opinions on the basis that she is female, thus it's somehow acceptable. her utter hatred towards males will be absorbed by her sons, further reinforcing the very obvious "i hate you" message she gives them on a daily basis. she's setting those poor boys up for a lifetime of internalised self-hatred, low self-esteem and a desperate need for therapy.
also, did anyone notice that she purposefully booked herself in with her tattooist a few days before christmas, to justify more time spent out of the house to avoid having to spend time with her kids. but hey, no guilt for Laura! the fact her boys exist is enough to reassure her that she is a great mother - she doesn't need to actually love them.
and rightly so. 