By Professor Doom
Today I’m writing
during a 6 hour stint in a chemo chair, as this is my status all 5 days (I’m
out now, as I write my posts in advance). My apologies if I’m a bit vague at
times, but the fatigue hits me harder when I get home.
A few weeks back,
some anti-Trump goober supposedly sent pipe bombs to a bunch of anti-Trump
representatives (Clintons, Soros, CNN, etc), covered his van in fresh Pro-Trump
stickers and waited to be arrested.
Because none of
the bombs exploded, had no chance of exploding, were basically movie props,
he’ll likely receive a reduced sentence (and justifiably so). The goober was in
Broward county (the same county that produced that weird school shooting which
in turn produced those weird anti-gun kids), a heck of a coincidence. The
goober lived in a van, and, obviously, isn’t very bright, and yet somehow he
managed to get addresses of people that, frankly aren’t exactly in the yellow
pages, managed to get the intercontinental packages to all arrive on the same
day (trust me, this is tough), managed to use couriers so he must have flown to
New York and other places to set this all up to get simultaneous delivery…and
yet the mainstream media dares not consider the bizarre issues here, much less
utter the word “hoax.”
While the
mainstream media insists the guy was a Republican and calling him the
Magabomber…there
are plenty of pieces that just don’t fit that narrative, but the
media as always will lie by omission. It’s clear he’s a Democrat before he
started sending fake bombs, he only follows liberals on Twitter, for example.
Anyway, the Left sure does like to hoax
itself. It’s an everyday
event on campus, the rare thing is it even coming close to the
making the news. A recent incident managed it:
I’m not even
going to try to recall the number of times females have sent death threats to
themselves…I can’t recall a single time a male has done this, perhaps a gentle
reader can identify such a case.
The hoaxer in
this case is a “member of the LGBT” community, as they say, a rich source of
hoaxers to be sure (though not by any means the only source).
The latest in a long string of hate-crime hoaxes comes from Ohio,
where a woman claimed she received death threats — only for police to discover
she sent the threats to herself.
Most hoaxes are
quietly buried because they stay on campus. When the police get involved, it
becomes a public matter, and so harder for the campus leaders to squelch.
The Student Senate devoted
time to discussing the notes. An emotional Ayers claimed she was “angry,
frustrated and disappointed” after the first threat, and called her parents to
tell them about it. Because two of the messages were found in her Student
Senate desk, the threats were at first believed to have come from another
member of the organization.
At first, the
threats have to be taken seriously, so off it goes to various student groups,
and the Diversity Fiefdom is only too happy to get involved…each hoax costs
many hundreds of thousands of dollars of wasted time, I assure the gentle
reader.
Ayers went on to call the threat sender cowardly, weak, and
worthless, according to the Post.
It
sure makes my teeth itch when I see a hoaxer act so brave like this, and my
teeth itch in a very special way from seeing it so much. I appear to be the
only one to notice, though, as they always get heaps of praise loaded on them
for their “courage” in standing up to…themselves?
On Monday, Ayers was arrested by OU police for sending the threats to herself.
She was charged with making three false reports to police. A false report of
this nature is considered a first-degree misdemeanor. She faces a maximum
penalty of six months in jail and a $1,000 fine for each charge.
And,
game over. She went to the police. Oops. Considering the damage she’s caused,
the fine is miniscule. In addition to all the expense, you can bet yet another
$100,000 assistant Diversity Commissar will be hired as well.
I’m
not saying there are no people out there who really hate LGBT members to the
point of violence, I’ve never met one or even heard of one personally, but I
can accept they exist. But bottom line, most people just hear of the death
threats like the above. Few hear the revelation that it was all yet another
hoax, much like with our “MAGAbomber,” as those reports get buried. If we
subtracted all the hoaxes from our collective consciousness, we’d realize that
world isn’t nearly so filled with violent racism that needs to be PUNCHED as
the Left is constantly screaming at us to believe.
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