Oberlin’s assault blanket laughingstock sparks hilarious hashtag game
http://twitter.com/#!/libtranslator/status/309327564881674241
Zing! The would be considered a high crime at the laughingstock known as Oberlin College. As Twitchy reported yesterday, classes were shut down on Monday after reports of “hate incidents” and a KKK sighting. The KKK sighting turned out to be a woman wrapped in a blanket. Beware the dangers of assault blankets!
The Associated Press swooned when actress Lena Dunham weighed in, wringing her hands over her alma mater. Yet, they of course failed to report on the other side of the coin: The truth. Michelle Malkin, also an Oberlin alum, smelled a rat from the start. And, she was once again correct.
.@lenadunham Hey, fellow Obie, Oberlin is a LAUGHINGSTOCK today. Share the update: michellemalkin.com/2013/03/06/the… @ap @coralieap
— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) March 6, 2013
From Michelle Malkin’s column today:
I repeat: Mix identity politics, multicultural studies, cowardly administrators and biased media — and you’ve got a toxic recipe for opportunistic hate crime hoaxes. Welcome to high-priced, higher mis-education, made and manufactured in the U.S.A.
Precisely.
Looks like @michellemalkin‘s hunch was right. MT @leginsurrectionOberlin won’t comment on motives of students nblo.gs/IYIp5
— Moxie Mom (@moxiemom) March 6, 2013
Yes, indeed. As we reported yesterday, there was some belief that the other incidents (not including dastardly assault blankets) may have been a “commentary on free speech” or hoax-y “pranks.”
I asked Wargo if the Oberlin administration had any reason to believe that these were a hoax. He said that he “can’t speak to the motive behind the writings.” I tried that question several different ways and the response was similar.
Wargo refused to confirm that these were acts motivated by racism not a hoax:
Q. “Does the administration believe these were acts of racism?”
A. “Again, it’s an ongoing investigation and I can’t add anything beyond that.”
Wargo also would not comment on the race of the students being behind the writings.
Curiouser and curiouser! Or, you know, totally as expected. As for that “diversity” that is given so much lip service by Oberlin?
@mdmurphyla @oberlin So much for celebrating diversity.
— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) March 6, 2013
Diversity of thought need not apply.
Oberlin’s absurd blanket-egg on its face inspired the hilarious #FakeOberlinHateCrimes. Read, and giggle madly.
#FakeOberlinHateCrimesStudent claims her lime green Prius was left in the dust by a Ford F-150 in Auto hate crime.
— The Morning Spew (@TheMorningSpew) March 6, 2013
#FakeOberlinHateCrimes Composition paper is racist “white.” Boycotts ensue.
— Diane Gilliland (@Dharma115) March 6, 2013
#FakeOberlinHateCrimes Student body up in arms after a store clerk asks a minority student to show ID while buying beer.
— David Garth (@DavidJGarth) March 6, 2013
#FakeOberlinHateCrimes Faculty frantically repors that someone has put a crucifix in the local Catholic church in an effort 2 insult muslims
— David Garth (@DavidJGarth) March 6, 2013
#FakeOberlinHateCrimes Student heard saying “God bless you” after someone sneezes. Campus put on lockdown
— Dillon (@000Dillon000) March 6, 2013
#FakeOberlinHateCrimes American History Professor Admits He Likes The US Constitution.
— Magnafan (@Magnafan) March 6, 2013
@breittwit3 #FakeOberlinHateCrimes Getting Chick-fil-A to-go.
— Joseph Dooley (@Mortal_Weight) March 6, 2013
#FakeOberlinHateCrimes Army recruiters were brandishing flyers and…smiling!
— BreitTwit (@BreitTwit3) March 6, 2013
#FakeOberlinHateCrimesMath class actually uses numbers and not liberal theories #MathIsHard
— End of the Republic (@PointlessPol) March 6, 2013
#FakeOberlinHateCrimes cafeteria serves white rice.Lunch ladies are called “riceists”
— Josie S (@dropkickjosie) March 6, 2013
#FakeOberlinHateCrimes Student suggests minorities are just as capable of getting an ID to vote as anyone else.
— 365conservative (@365conservative) March 6, 2013
More, please! Just make sure you aren’t wrapped in a dreaded and super scary blanket while typing out your tweets. Or worse: A Snuggie!
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