<p>EXCLUSIVE:</a> Shocking discovery in hoax bias incident at Vassar College | The Daily Caller</p>
<p>obviously that’s not the whole story. the students left the hate messages because they wanted to raise awareness about bias incidents in the hope that the college will take them more seriously and students will realize this is an issue.</p>
<p>was it extreme and wrong? yes. but it wasn’t as if they had malicious intent. they only wanted to see the school improve.</p>
<p>so no problem exists so make it up? as long as the cause is good…then vandalism and a hoax is ok?
"they only wanted to see the school improve. " impove from what?
sound like animal farm or 1984 logic.</p>
<p>i never said what they did wasn’t idiotic. that’s why they got expelled for it. but it’s silly to judge a college based on the extreme actions of one student. the reason i mentioned his intentions was because, if it was not a hoax, then students could have a viable reason to feel unsafe on campus. but it was one.</p>
<p>And i told you, they thought the school wasn’t handling bias incidents as well as it could have been. Personally i believed they were being extremely privileged (Vassar does a lot for its students, and no college can be perfect. It’s not like Vassar ignores bias incidents).</p>