Dr. Rachel McKinnon / Dr. Veronica Ivy / Rhys McKinnon / Rachel Veronica McKinnon / Foxy Moxy / SportIsARight - failed out of a tenured job, fat man who competes in womens sports, bougie landlord, ex"platonic life partners" with a fat pedo- moved home to canada in 2021

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I'm pretty sure they reached "peak wokeness" about the time the president of the university had to publicly apologize for the idiocy of his pet retard in the philosophy department. Any goodwill he has with the higher-ups is long gone.

You're being too uncharitable in assuming cowardice here. We're talking about a highly litigious member of a protected class who's openly determined to throw as much sand as possible in the institutional gears on his way out. Giving him enough rope to hang himself (as he is so enthusiastically doing) is the smartest and most effective play under the circumstances.

I've only been following Rhys since the NBC Op-ed. When did Chi-com Hsu apologize for Rhys? I remember reading somewhere about him defending Rhys but never apologizing for the man. The only evidence I've seen has been through Rhys' own public rebukes of C of C, but as a rat king he routinely bites the hand that feeds to further his own goals.

I recognize that I may have missed Chairman Hsu apologizing for Rhys' reprehensible behavior. In fact I would be infinitely relieved to be proven incorrect.

 

[Kosher Dill]

I've only been following Rhys since the NBC Op-ed. When did Chi-com Hsu apologize for Rhys?

It's mentioned here, that the college had to issue a statement:
https://www.postandcourier.com/news...cle_4a462cda-c9c7-11e9-8134-d32dc721835d.html

I can't find a copy of the original statement, but in Rhys' evaluation, Krasnoff said it came from Hsu himself:

But you also received media attention in 2019 for remarks that forced President Hsu to
remind the public that the College “expects its faculty members to make every effort to exercise
appropriate restraint and show respect for the opinions of others when engaging them on
challenging issues.”

That's about as close as a souldead suit comes to saying "Yeah, we know our guy fucked up", and you know he must have been furious to even have to issue a statement on this.

 

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It's mentioned here, that the college had to issue a statement:
https://www.postandcourier.com/news...cle_4a462cda-c9c7-11e9-8134-d32dc721835d.html

I can't find a copy of the original statement, but in Rhys' evaluation, Krasnoff said it came from Hsu himself:


That's about as close as a souldead suit comes to saying "Yeah, we know our guy fucked up", and you know he must have been furious to even have to issue a statement on this.

Thank you. I would have liked more from C of C, but I'll take it. I am infinitely relieved. I still stand by my insults to Krasnoff and Hsu.

 

[AnOminous]

I'm pretty sure they reached "peak wokeness" about the time the president of the university had to publicly apologize for the idiocy of his pet retard in the philosophy department. Any goodwill he has with the higher-ups is long gone.

You're being too uncharitable in assuming cowardice here. We're talking about a highly litigious member of a protected class who's openly determined to throw as much sand as possible in the institutional gears on his way out. Giving him enough rope to hang himself (as he is so enthusiastically doing) is the smartest and most effective play under the circumstances.

Hiring him at all required a great deal of institutional and personal cowardice by a lot of people. I seriously doubt anyone thought this utterly incompetent lunatic was remotely qualified or was tenure material, but everyone was afraid to say so. So they hired this useless fucker and now they're paying the price.

 

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Well what do we have here? This is interesting indeed...





Perhaps the nightmare is finally drawing to a close. Here's to a better 2021.

 

[Radiant Orchit]

I wonder if they do any sort of internal review after the expensive, lengthy and legalistic task of getting rid of a Rhys. Kind of a 'how did this situation come about, were there any red flags we missed/ignored, how might we avoid it in future?'

I love that 'I did it as an act of professional service for the national community' is actually going to be his defence.

 

[JP's_Canadian_Cider]

Well what do we have here? This is interesting indeed...

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Academics: Depends, what was the interview about?
Rhys: Stfu, shitlord.

 

[JY's Tampon]

Well what do we have here? This is interesting indeed...

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Perhaps the nightmare is finally drawing to a close. Here's to a better 2021.

Thankfully, Rhys is a true cow and contemplates all of this in the public forum for our entertainment. Never change.

 

[Kosher Dill]

Well what do we have here? This is interesting indeed...

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This sounds kind of like he's disputing that same performance review from Krasnoff that we've been laughing at for months. I wonder if it's purely out of butthurt or if the college is really hanging a dismissal case for him on that review.

I love the idea that he's going to argue he's the Bertrand Russell of being an asshole on Twitter

 

[JP's_Canadian_Cider]

This sounds kind of like he's disputing that same performance review from Krasnoff that we've been laughing at for months. I wonder if it's purely out of butthurt or if the college is really hanging a dismissal case for him on that review.

I love the idea that he's going to argue he's the Bertrand Russell of being an asshole on Twitter

He mentions "the lawyer", so you might be correct. Implying that he couldn't take the performance review as a man, and had a narc rage against every criticism in it. Is it normal for them to involve lawyers in this? Anyone familiar with HR that can explain at what stage of a complaint the faculty will involve lawyers?

Let's hope that he chooses to "expose" the transphobia, just like he did with the performance review.

 

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He mentions "the lawyer", so you might be correct. Implying that he couldn't take the performance review as a man, and had a narc rage against every criticism in it. Is it normal for them to involve lawyers in this? Anyone familiar with HR that can explain at what stage of a complaint the faculty will involve lawyers?

Let's hope that he chooses to "expose" the transphobia, just like he did with the performance review.

He only makes $60k/yr. He can't afford a lawyer. Campus legal services won't take a case against the university. Nope, they're dismissing his lazy ass. If he needs a job, I have a couple of retail positions available, we start at $10/hr and weekends are mandatory until you have seniority. Fuck you Rhys. Fuck you right in the peanut. Have a great morning, farmers! I love you all!

 

[JP's_Canadian_Cider]

He only makes $60k/yr. He can't afford a lawyer. Campus legal services won't take a case against the university. Nope, they're dismissing his lazy ass. If he needs a job, I have a couple of retail positions available, we start at $10/hr and weekends are mandatory until you have seniority. Fuck you Rhys. Fuck you right in the peanut. Have a great morning, farmers! I love you all!

Yes, that is what I am asking about. At what point in the process would the University involve their lawyer. It seems more like they are dismissing a claim he made. He disagrees with his performance review resulting in a formal objection. Specifically about his service. Krasnoff dismissed his media presence as linked to him being an... "athlete", not a scholar. Basically saying, you did this for you, not for us. He objects and wants the review withdrawn and at some point a lawyer gets involved to tell him that his fetish of tormenting women, no matter how well publicized and linked to the University it is, is still a hobby, not his job.

Of course, this is just speculation. It's just hard to see the University giving him the slip after just one review. As others have mentioned, it is really hard to fire someone on tenure. Personally I wish he stays, at least for a year. It would be hilarious to see his online shit throwing contest.

 

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Yes, that is what I am asking about. At what point in the process would the University involve their lawyer. It seems more like they are dismissing a claim he made. He disagrees with his performance review resulting in a formal objection. Specifically about his service. Krasnoff dismissed his media presence as linked to him being an... "athlete", not a scholar. Basically saying, you did this for you, not for us. He objects and wants the review withdrawn and at some point a lawyer gets involved to tell him that his fetish of tormenting women, no matter how well publicized and linked to the University it is, is still a hobby, not his job.

Of course, this is just speculation. It's just hard to see the University giving him the slip after just one review. As others have mentioned, it is really hard to fire someone on tenure. Personally I wish he stays, at least for a year. It would be hilarious to see his online shit throwing contest.

I get that the evidence is scanty but he's coming off of sabbatical without the required book. He's wasted departmental resources and dragged the organization through the mud. He's publicly badmouthed his coworkers and likely created a hostile work environment. He sounds like any other salaried worker that's been fired. I don't know how academia works but in my experience you don't call a lawyer until it's time get somebody out. I don't want to powerlevel but I'm comfortable saying that I work in a smaller organization than C of C, so take it for what it's worth.

It won't happen overnight but it sure looks like the axe has fallen.

 

[Kosher Dill]

I don't know how academia works but in my experience you don't call a lawyer until it's time get somebody out.

By all indications, the good doctor was the first to call a lawyer. I'm sure "Someone sicced lawyers on us" is one of those situations where the college will bring their own lawyers into it.

I guess the question is just why he thinks this is so important. Maybe it's because they're working on firing him, or maybe it's just narcissistic injury.

 

[kaien]

He only makes $60k/yr. He can't afford a lawyer.

Dad died six months ago as we just learned, he could have come into enough of a windfall there to fund some kind of legal adventure.

 

[JY's Tampon]

By all indications, the good doctor was the first to call a lawyer. I'm sure "Someone sicced lawyers on us" is one of those situations where the college will bring their own lawyers into it.

I guess the question is just why he thinks this is so important. Maybe it's because they're working on firing him, or maybe it's just narcissistic injury.

I know he's already run to TheFire in the past but they won't defend him for his inability to carry out the basic duties of his job.

 

[Norman B. Normal]

Well what do we have here? This is interesting indeed...

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Perhaps the nightmare is finally drawing to a close. Here's to a better 2021.

So he's openly admitting he hasn't done shit for the college. Glorious. Prof. Krasnoff, please note that we have archived these incriminating tweets for you, here and here, for nonrepudiation purposes.

Also, please enjoy the narc preening in this reply to the former tweet:

https://twitter.com/SportIsARight/status/1346087711887806469

https://archive.md/lWUO6

I look forward to seeing a verifiable list of these *dozens* of high profile interviews.

 

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Dad died six months ago as we just learned, he could have come into enough of a windfall there to fund some kind of legal adventure.

Fathers write wayward sons out of their wills every day of the week and we know they had a terrible relationship. If Rhys got anything it was in the form of a gift from his mom. I'm guessing the kind of woman who would raise a shitbag like Rhys would keep everything for herself. Maybe he got $100k, I don't know. It's really not enough to do anything meaningful with and a lawyer will eat that up super quick. He's not a complete idiot with money but he's not great either, the trailer purchases prove that. I just don't see him going broke trying to keep a middle class income. Rhys thinks the sun shines out of his peanut; in his mind he'll just get another job that pays better. I've seen it before and it never ends well.

 

[Kosher Salt]

Fathers write wayward sons out of their wills every day of the week and we know they had a terrible relationship. If Rhys got anything it was in the form of a gift from his mom. I'm guessing the kind of woman who would raise a shitbag like Rhys would keep everything for herself. Maybe he got $100k, I don't know. It's really not enough to do anything meaningful with and a lawyer will eat that up super quick. He's not a complete idiot with money but he's not great either, the trailer purchases prove that. I just don't see him going broke trying to keep a middle class income. Rhys thinks the sun shines out of his peanut; in his mind he'll just get another job that pays better. I've seen it before and it never ends well.

If Rhys lawyered up, it wouldn't really be to keep his income, it'd primarily be to spite the university and force it to waste more money fighting him.

 

[Tragi-Chan]

Thankfully, Rhys is a true cow and contemplates all of this in the public forum for our entertainment. Never change.

I guess he thinks he can scare his employers this way. Get a personal army on Twitter to pre-emptively shame the college into not dropping his flabby ass. I don’t know how much of an army he could get, though. He’s so obviously toxic these days that I suspect only troons and the most sycophantic LGBT publications will say anything.