Wednesday 1 June 2022 04:19 AM Dan Andrews supporters launch Twitter pile-on after Bec Judd dared to say she ... trends now
Dan Andrews' cheerleaders have savaged Melbourne AFL WAG Bec Judd over her complaints about home invasions in her upmarket suburb of Brighton.
While Victorian Labor's supporters are known to support feminist ideologies and condemn those who don't respect women's truths, Judd hasn't received the same treatment.
Twitter critics came out in force after Judd claimed she felt 'unsafe' in her $7.3million mansion last week, with many claiming she has 'no right' to feel scared.
What happened to 'believe women'? Daniel Andrews (left) supporters have launched Twitter pile-on after Bec Judd (right) dared to say she didn't feel safe in her own home following a spate of rapes and home invasions in her ritzy Melbourne suburb of Brighton
Some accused Judd of being 'spoiled', while others argued she's 'too rich' and 'out of touch' to complain.
'What the f*** are you even talking about? A rich celebrity has a whinge about something that's not true, Dan says jack sh*t while being asked about her, and it's 'victim blaming?' Ridiculous,' one woman tweeted.
'Cry me a river, Bec Judd. Go and live in the real world,' she added.
Exception from the rule? While Victorian Labor's supporters are known to support feminist ideologies and condemn those who don't respect women's truths, Judd hasn't received the same treatment
Another woman tweeted: 'Bec Judd hates Dan [Andrews]. Now she's blaming him for a 'crime wave' in Brighton. She doesn't feel safe, poor petal.'
Another user uploaded photos of Judd attending a glamorous fashion launch on Tuesday, alongside the sarcastic caption: ''Terrifying scenes in Brighton today. Everyone please pray for Bec Judd's safety. #PrayForBec'
Others cited data proving the crime rates are actually downn Judd's area, with one tweeting: 'Crime is down 23% in that area, but don't let facts get in the way of your agenda.'
Backlash: Twitter critics came out in force after Judd claimed she felt 'unsafe' in her $7.3million mansion last week, with many claiming she has 'no right' to feel scared
However, it should be noted that the Bayside community actually experienced a 10-year high in aggravated residential burglaries last year, according to Victoria’s Crime Statistics Agency.
It comes after Judd slammed the Victorian government for not doing enough to combat crime in Brighton.
The brunette claimed the state government didn't 'seem to care' or be doing anything about the 'rapes, bashings and home invasions at the hands of the gangs in Bayside'.
Another user uploaded photos of Judd attending a glamorous fashion launch on Tuesday, alongside the sarcastic caption: ''Terrifying scenes in Brighton today. Everyone please pray for Bec Judd's safety. #PrayForBec'
Others cited data proving the crime rates are actually downn Judd's area, with one tweeting: 'Crime is down 23% in that area, but don't let facts get in the way of your agenda'
Responding to Judd on Sunday, Premier Dan Andrews said: 'I'm not interested in having an argument with Ms Judd'.
'I'm also obliged to point out though, I think there are more than 70 additional police in the Bayside area, and the most recent crime statistics released by an independent agency would not support those sweeping assessments about patterns of crime.'
Mr Andrews said an additional 500 police officers and 50 public service officers were deployed as part of May's state budget.
Judd clashed with Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews (pictured) last week after she accused his government of not doing enough to combat crime in her posh Melbourne suburb of Brighton
'I say this respectfully to Bec Judd, or anybody – I don't want anybody to feel unsafe,' he said.
'I'm sorry she feels that way. The data would tell a different story, but it is about personal feelings and your sense of safety.
'I hope that knowing those things, or perhaps
