Carnegie Mellon: A statement regarding recent social media posts by Uju Anya.

[demmiblue]

Link to tweet

One said post:

Whoa.

[Karadeniz]

1. This woman works for Carnegie Mellon? Sleazy.....

[Hekate]

7. Looks like past tense to me

[WhiskeyGrinder]

2. Amazing how quick the original tweet got hit, when much more harmful garbage gets a pass

all the time. And I don't have a problem at all with how the professor responded.

[malaise]

5. Because how dare victim of British colonialism

express her feelings.
Free speech is only for the colonizer.

I don't wish anyone an excruciating death but I am not mourning for the British queen.

[AntivaxHunters]

3. Just dropping this here

Link to tweet

[IbogaProject]

4. Yep

Was any part of that original tweet untrue? If nothing was untrue, than it's only objectional to say that colonialist have raped and pillaged around the world under authorizations of royal decrees?

And the former "monarch" never disavowed the James Bond series about "her royal majesty's" extra judicial killer either.

[Bonx]

6. Publicly wishing for an excruciating death and telling someone their pussy stinks

seems beneath a college professor.

[IbogaProject]

14. OK

I somehow missed that detail.

[Hekate]

8. That kind of exchange would get you a time-out from DU...

Inadvisably used social media also causes the sudden death of careers.

Fine, I understand grave dancing and its reasons. But this is way over the top, and under the circs is best left offline.

[Wrestlefire769]

11. This does not surprise me.

There are many who would like to see the monarchy die in a London-sized fire.

[Solly Mack]

9. Meh

I can't work up any outrage about her comments.

[Wrestlefire769]

10. Private organization, right? You could fire her.

[48656c6c6f20]

12. Sounds like she spoke from the heart and was willing

To take the fire. Good for her

[prodigitalson]

13. especially the second tweet. nt