Colonel_Reb
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Well, almost from the outset, they made it into an anti-southern story, claiming that the profs in the department didn't like the killer because she's a yankee educated at Harvard. That is until they found out the victims/profs were all black, so now the killer isn't being discriminated against, she's the one doing the discriminating. So it is within the "news" media in modern day AmeriKa.
From James Edwards' blog.
http://www.thepoliticalcesspool.org/jamesedwards/2010/02/15/backward-southerners-blamed-for-uah-shooting/
<h2>Backward Southerners blamed for UAH shooting</h2>
Category: <a href="http://www.thepoliticalcesspool.org/jamesedwards/category/a-conversation-about-race/" target="_blank">A
Conversation About Race</a>, Blacks, <a href="http://www.thepoliticalcesspool.org/jamesedwards/category/hatred-of-whites/" target="_blank">Hatred
Of White People</a>, <a href="http://www.thepoliticalcesspool.org/jamesedwards/category/racism/" target="_blank">Racism
Schmacism</a>
Amy Bishop, a female professor, shot and killed three of her
colleagues at the University of Alabama at Huntsville on Friday. She
had made no secret of the fact that she was angry that she had been
denied tenure, and one of her victims had described her as not right in
the head. And now we find out that back in 1986 she shot and killed her
own brother. Clearly the woman is a psychopath, but that's not good
enough for the liberals and blacks in the media. The shooting happened
in the South, so there has to be some way to blame it on Southerners,
even though Amy Bishop is from Massachusetts. It didn't take long for
the hate spinning to begin. <a href="http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/abraham/detail??blogid=95&entry_id=57192" target="_blank">Here's
one black "journalist"Â weighing in:</a>
<blockquote>
Since Amy Bishop's not yet entered a plea regarding the
murder charge, and the "person of interest"Â is still outstanding, we
can't be absolute in our discussion of what happened. But what's clear
to this blogger is there's a weird "Southern"Â issue with a
"Harvard-trained"Â professor. The Alabama media stuck that tag as if to
imply it had something to do with her alleged shooting of the three
faculty members.
But the reference may be a clue to another problem: Dr. Bishop may
have experienced a kind of anti-intellectual prejudice from the
University of Alabama-Huntsville culture that could have just driven
Bishop batty. A "You think you're better than us because you're from
Harvard"Â attitude that may very well have blocked her from fair
consideration by her peers.
I think there's something there worth investigating. This is not to
excuse the action of murder, but an honest, cold, read of the situation
with the current available information would lead a reasonable person to
think Bishop was being discriminated against in the way I described.
What's the point of mentioning that she's "Harvard-trained"Â?</blockquote>
I sometimes think all black professionals should have to wear a badge
saying "Warning: I'm An Unqualified Affirmative Action Moron. Deal
With Me At Your Own Risk."Â This guy should certainly have to wear one.
Yeah, "the Alabama media"Â pointed out that she was Harvard trained
because they're a bunch of backward yahoos who hate Yankees. And the
Alabama media's approach is reflective of a larger "weird ‘Southern'
issue"Â with people who went to Harvard, which is why she didn't get
tenure. What an imbecile. I guess the New York Times is now
part of "the Alabama media"Â, since <a href="http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/15/us/15alabama.html" target="_blank">they also
brought up the Harvard connection right away</a>:
<blockquote>
On Friday, this city of rocket scientists and brainy
inventors was stunned when a neuroscientist with a Harvard Ph.D. was
arrested in the shooting deaths of three of her colleagues after she was
denied tenure.</blockquote>
If you still don't think this guy's a complete imbecile, then look at
the "Southerners"Â in the biology department that Amy Bishop killed for
denying her tenure. By "Southern"Â, he means white Southerners, of
course. Unfortunately for this black Einstein, none of the dead
professors were white people from the South. <a href="http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/Indian-prof-2-others-killed-by-colleague-on-US-campus/articleshow/5570940.cms" target="_blank">One
was Gopi Podila,</a> from India, who headed the biology department in
this university in a backward Southern state. One dead professor was <a href="http://www.mlive.com/news/detroit/index.ssf/2010/02/one_of_three_professors_killed.html" target="_blank">a
black man, Adriel Johnson.</a> And the other murder victim <a href="http://www.mlive.com/news/detroit/index.ssf/2010/02/one_of_three_professors_killed.html" target="_blank">was
a black female, Maria Ragland Davis.</a>
Yeah, I think I know who's got a "weird Southern issue."Â
Of course, once it became known that the victims were non-whites, you
knew where this was headed. Yep. Amy Bishop isn't a psychopath;
she's a racist. <a href="http://community.nytimes.com/comments/www.nytimes.com/2010/02/13/us/13alabama.html?sort=oldest&offset=9&scp=8&sq=amy%20bishop%20harvard&st=cse" target="_blank">Here's
a comment from a NYT article</a>:
<blockquote>
drlovett
north carolina
February 13th, 2010
12:15 pm
The faculty members who were killed were people of color. The
accused, a minority in the department, ensured that the chair and the
African Americans were dead. The tragedy is the sense of entitlement
that the majority population in this country sometimes feels, to the
point to taking lives of "the other"Â.</blockquote>
And that comment was "Recommended by 9 Readers."Â
No matter what the facts of a horrific story are, liberals and
non-whites can always spin it in order to attack whites. Before it was
reported that the dead professors weren't white, the story was that
Bishop had probably been pushed over the edge by "Southerners"Â who
discriminated against her because she was a Yankee. When it comes out
that the victims were all non-whites, it's now because Bishop was a
racist.
Yeah, I guess that's why she killed her own brother, because she's a
racist.
Imbeciles.
From James Edwards' blog.
http://www.thepoliticalcesspool.org/jamesedwards/2010/02/15/backward-southerners-blamed-for-uah-shooting/
<h2>Backward Southerners blamed for UAH shooting</h2>
Category: <a href="http://www.thepoliticalcesspool.org/jamesedwards/category/a-conversation-about-race/" target="_blank">A
Conversation About Race</a>, Blacks, <a href="http://www.thepoliticalcesspool.org/jamesedwards/category/hatred-of-whites/" target="_blank">Hatred
Of White People</a>, <a href="http://www.thepoliticalcesspool.org/jamesedwards/category/racism/" target="_blank">Racism
Schmacism</a>
Amy Bishop, a female professor, shot and killed three of her
colleagues at the University of Alabama at Huntsville on Friday. She
had made no secret of the fact that she was angry that she had been
denied tenure, and one of her victims had described her as not right in
the head. And now we find out that back in 1986 she shot and killed her
own brother. Clearly the woman is a psychopath, but that's not good
enough for the liberals and blacks in the media. The shooting happened
in the South, so there has to be some way to blame it on Southerners,
even though Amy Bishop is from Massachusetts. It didn't take long for
the hate spinning to begin. <a href="http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/abraham/detail??blogid=95&entry_id=57192" target="_blank">Here's
one black "journalist"Â weighing in:</a>
<blockquote>
Since Amy Bishop's not yet entered a plea regarding the
murder charge, and the "person of interest"Â is still outstanding, we
can't be absolute in our discussion of what happened. But what's clear
to this blogger is there's a weird "Southern"Â issue with a
"Harvard-trained"Â professor. The Alabama media stuck that tag as if to
imply it had something to do with her alleged shooting of the three
faculty members.
But the reference may be a clue to another problem: Dr. Bishop may
have experienced a kind of anti-intellectual prejudice from the
University of Alabama-Huntsville culture that could have just driven
Bishop batty. A "You think you're better than us because you're from
Harvard"Â attitude that may very well have blocked her from fair
consideration by her peers.
I think there's something there worth investigating. This is not to
excuse the action of murder, but an honest, cold, read of the situation
with the current available information would lead a reasonable person to
think Bishop was being discriminated against in the way I described.
What's the point of mentioning that she's "Harvard-trained"Â?</blockquote>
I sometimes think all black professionals should have to wear a badge
saying "Warning: I'm An Unqualified Affirmative Action Moron. Deal
With Me At Your Own Risk."Â This guy should certainly have to wear one.
Yeah, "the Alabama media"Â pointed out that she was Harvard trained
because they're a bunch of backward yahoos who hate Yankees. And the
Alabama media's approach is reflective of a larger "weird ‘Southern'
issue"Â with people who went to Harvard, which is why she didn't get
tenure. What an imbecile. I guess the New York Times is now
part of "the Alabama media"Â, since <a href="http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/15/us/15alabama.html" target="_blank">they also
brought up the Harvard connection right away</a>:
<blockquote>
On Friday, this city of rocket scientists and brainy
inventors was stunned when a neuroscientist with a Harvard Ph.D. was
arrested in the shooting deaths of three of her colleagues after she was
denied tenure.</blockquote>
If you still don't think this guy's a complete imbecile, then look at
the "Southerners"Â in the biology department that Amy Bishop killed for
denying her tenure. By "Southern"Â, he means white Southerners, of
course. Unfortunately for this black Einstein, none of the dead
professors were white people from the South. <a href="http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/Indian-prof-2-others-killed-by-colleague-on-US-campus/articleshow/5570940.cms" target="_blank">One
was Gopi Podila,</a> from India, who headed the biology department in
this university in a backward Southern state. One dead professor was <a href="http://www.mlive.com/news/detroit/index.ssf/2010/02/one_of_three_professors_killed.html" target="_blank">a
black man, Adriel Johnson.</a> And the other murder victim <a href="http://www.mlive.com/news/detroit/index.ssf/2010/02/one_of_three_professors_killed.html" target="_blank">was
a black female, Maria Ragland Davis.</a>
Yeah, I think I know who's got a "weird Southern issue."Â
Of course, once it became known that the victims were non-whites, you
knew where this was headed. Yep. Amy Bishop isn't a psychopath;
she's a racist. <a href="http://community.nytimes.com/comments/www.nytimes.com/2010/02/13/us/13alabama.html?sort=oldest&offset=9&scp=8&sq=amy%20bishop%20harvard&st=cse" target="_blank">Here's
a comment from a NYT article</a>:
<blockquote>
drlovett
north carolina
February 13th, 2010
12:15 pm
The faculty members who were killed were people of color. The
accused, a minority in the department, ensured that the chair and the
African Americans were dead. The tragedy is the sense of entitlement
that the majority population in this country sometimes feels, to the
point to taking lives of "the other"Â.</blockquote>
And that comment was "Recommended by 9 Readers."Â
No matter what the facts of a horrific story are, liberals and
non-whites can always spin it in order to attack whites. Before it was
reported that the dead professors weren't white, the story was that
Bishop had probably been pushed over the edge by "Southerners"Â who
discriminated against her because she was a Yankee. When it comes out
that the victims were all non-whites, it's now because Bishop was a
racist.
Yeah, I guess that's why she killed her own brother, because she's a
racist.
Imbeciles.