Duke Faculty Moonbats Refuse to Apologize

Now that the case against three former Duke university lacrosse players is unraveling, we turn our attention to those who unfairly castigated the young men who were falsely accused of kidnapping and raping a woman.

Last spring, a group of 88 Duke faculty members signed onto an internet advertisement that said they were listening to their students about what they are "shouting and whispering about what happened to this young woman and to themselves." What about those three students on the lacrosse team who proclaimed their innocence of the false charges? Did they listen to them?

And now the moonbats at Duke refuse to apologize. The fact that they added fuel to the fire of the false accusations made by the woman who alleged rape doesn't bother them in the slightest, and I'm not surprised. Many people in academia have declared war against white men. I have experienced the depth of hatred and discrimination that a white man can feel when he tries to get a college degree, or, even worse, tries to pursue a career in academia. Minorities and women are given preference in at every stage of the process: Admissions to graduate programs, hiring, promotion and tenure. I will write about my experiences at Florida Atlantic University here on this blog very soon.

And above all, Duke president Richard Brodhead is to blame. He suspended two of the students who were wrongfully accused. He canceled the lacrosse team's entire season and fired the coach. It's time for him to be fired.

And I hope that the young men who were so wronged win huge lawsuit judgements against Duke university and the faculty members who treated them so unfairly.