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"A “race and inclusion” editor at USA Today complained on Friday that she was fired after mistakenly tweeting that the Boulder supermarket shooter was another “angry white man” — but she’s blaming the resulting “alt-right” outrage, not just herself.
“It’s always an angry white man. always,” ex-editor Hemal Jhaveri had said Monday in her offending tweet — which she admitted in a Medium post on Friday had been “careless.”
“Extremely tired of people’s lives depending on whether a white man with an AR-15 is having a good day or not,” said the tweet, which noted that just days earlier a white gunman had shot up three Atlanta area massage parlors."
Apparently, it's ok for a conservative to be cancelled for making stupid tweets but the left gets all up in a twist when they get cancelled and called out for being racist. She claims " she had invoked “the ire and anger of alt-right Twitter.”
Hey, what's good for the goose is good for the gander!
One might say that that media is racist against black shooters because they are ignored while ones with even a bit of white in them make national news. ?
Fake outrage from someone who no longer has a fake job. Lefties just mad because their alternative reality and false narratives as so easily discredited.
Funny how after the election leftist campaign workers ooops ment press editORs, reportORs etc get called out on their blatant biases.
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