https://twitter.com/8bitsofsound/status/703252601287086081
As we reported yesterday, a University of Missouri board has voted to fire assistant communications professor Melissa Click for her actions during a campus protest in November.
It’s now being reported that Click told university personnel investigating the incident that she sought “muscle” to remove a student reporter from a media-free safe space out of concern for her safety:
Mizzou’s Melissa Click says she feared student journalist had a gun https://t.co/TdeHGT6SZD #Campuscarry pic.twitter.com/JQq75C4DIR
— The College Fix (@CollegeFix) February 26, 2016
Click was later reported as saying she never believed the student reporter definitely had a gun, but that “he could have.”
If Click thought the person might have had a gun, her reaction was bizarre:
@instapundit So, she didn't call the police, she called other students. Didn't appear threatened and was the aggressor. SJW typical
— Saltine American (@goodgreg42) February 26, 2016
https://twitter.com/aXXioMM/status/703269796264218628
https://twitter.com/Cameron_Gray/status/703254292044578816
@instapundit @CollegeFix She thought he had a gun, so she asked another student to come and confront him. Got it.
— Kyle Sammin (@KyleSammin) February 26, 2016
Odd, isn’t it?
https://twitter.com/instapundit/status/703228971421442048
Of course she did, because that’s a common fear people have of student journalists. https://t.co/cmAbT75JsG
— Ashe Schow (@AsheSchow) February 26, 2016
https://twitter.com/indieguy888/status/703276244012568576
Former safe space enforcer Click has also been charged with 3rd degree assault because of her actions during the protest.
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