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>>318707

Holy shit, Click has the gall to sue for wrongful termination? Is there something that just doesn't click that they have her on fucking video threatening a student reporter with mob violence? Even the evening interview programs weren't buying her shit, and those are the programs that can portray literally anyone as at least slightly sympathetic.

>>318716

Sperging writing style aside, this article made something great pop in my head: I can foresee salt in the near future if this goes the way I think it will.

>“There is clearly a problem at the University of Missouri, and that’s not just coming from students,”

>“I think it is entirely appropriate for students in a thoughtful, peaceful way to protest"

>"the issue is just making sure that even as these young people are getting engaged, getting involved, speaking out that they’re also listening"

I bet you now, Leaders, some of those students are going to lose their shit that the POTUS even -hinted- that they weren't perfect little angels. All three of those quotes have a 'Calm the fuck down' hidden in between the lines when you read them. Somebody's bound to get pissed off that he dared to insinuate 1) some students may be part of the problem, 2) he needed to emphasize 'peaceful' protest, and 3) remind them that they need to sometimes 'listen'.

If I know anything about how BLM supporters react to a black person criticizing them, this is gonna be good. Inb4 BLM tweeters and tumblrinas angrily rally against Obama as a 'house nigger'.

>>318723

It's catching on more and more, lately. Even late night celeb shit ran the lawsuit story, and it was not flattering at all towards Gawker. That '4 year-old' comment was fucking gold.

>>318732

I'm still trying to figure out whether or not she's just trying to excuse her actions as being a part of the movement, or if she genuinely does not understand that she screwed up. She recently wrote an op-ed on how she's trying to appeal her termination, and even states that she has had a 'stellar 12-year record', despite her apparently having a spat with police a month prior to that incident.

Seriously, anons, watch that CBS interview with her. It's hilarious.

>"He introduced himself only as 'Media', and came at me with a camera… and-"

>"It's a camera, not a weapon."

>". . . Sure. But, it also wasn't a big camera."

>[She] wasn't sure the man filming was a real journalist.

>But on the tape, she is clearly heard identifying the student journalist as a reporter.

>before calling for 'muscle' to remove him.

>"Hey, who wants to help me get this reporter out of here?"

She is really full of shit if she thinks that university committee/board isn't going to use this interview in the case.

Even the interviewer's expression just held this…. faint degree of incredulous disbelief.

>>318735

I don't care that she spit on some pigs, but she has an obligation to all students, and inciting students to violence against other students is valid grounds for termination.

I wonder how many other teachers got away with this shit because they were lucky enough not to get caught on camera?