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you are a racist if you think this black dude hit a white woman in the face! wassamatterforyou?
I don't know....wassamatterforyou?
The professor, who is black, had been engaged in a fiery discussion about "white privilege" with Davis, who is white, and another male regular, who is also white, Friday night at 10:30 when fists started flying, patrons said.
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McIntyre had squabbled with Davis several weeks earlier over issues involving race, witnesses said. As soon as the professor threw the punch Friday, server Rob Dalton and another employee tossed him out.
"It was a real sucker punch," Dalton said. "Camille's a great lady, always nice to everybody, and doesn't deserve anything like this."
Davis was spotted wearing sunglasses yesterday to conceal the black eye. Reached at her Columbia office, she declined to comment on the alleged attack.
What good ole "Mac" has to say for himself:
"Mac"
McIntyre was released without bail at his arraignment last night.
"It was a very unfortunate event," he said afterwards. "I didn't mean for it to explode the way it did."
Read more: Prof busted in Columbia gal 'punch'
For the third time....the nyp link doesn't work for me. Do you have a link to his confession of intentionally punching her? (not some of your bullshit "divining")
If he did it he should be fired, charged with hate crime and do some time.
Daniel Morgan, a local resident on 123rd Street who said he has known both the offender and the victim for around five years from frequenting Toastsaid that he was in the bar earlier that evening but left before either arrived.
Morgan said he ran into Davis on the street on Saturday, when he saw her injuries from the fight. Her right eye was closed from getting a beating, he said, adding, I told her, We got to go to the 26th Precinct and report this immediately. According to Morgan, nobody in the bar on Friday night had made any calls to the police, and Davis did not initially report the assault because she was frightened.
I told her, You are not offending anyone. You were attacked, he said. Though he has seen McIntyre get vocal at the bar, Morgan said he had never seen McIntyre get violent.
He added, What really pisses me off is that no one did anything about it. Morgan said that he was not sure about what caused the fight, though he noted that, over the past two years, McIntyre has generally been involved in increasingly heated conversations in the bar.
Davis waited three days to inform the police, because, according to Morgan, She was being pressured not to make waves.
The bartender and Monday night manager, Jeremywho declined to give his last namesaid that he had heard that something happened but was not there on Friday night. He declined to comment further.
Three locals at the bar on Monday nightall of whom spoke on the condition of anonymityalso confirmed that the altercation had occurred but declined to give any further details.
you are a racist if you think this black dude hit a white woman in the face! wassamatterforyou?
I don't know....wassamatterforyou?
wassamtterforme? I'm a racist for thinking this black dude hit a white woman. that's wassamatterforme!
For the third time....the nyp link doesn't work for me. Do you have a link to his confession of intentionally punching her? (not some of your bullshit "divining")
If he did it he should be fired, charged with hate crime and do some time.
NUMEROUS WITNESS ACCOUNTS of McIntyre hitting Ms. Davis abound on the interwebs. Youl should try reading up on this fella before you defend him.
Given the man has a history of race baiting whites in bars (the article mentions he'd had this same heated racial discussion with his white colleagues a few weeks before--as well as having a history of doing same over a period of 5 years at the bar Toast, per one of the regulars there).
And...given his luke warm aknowlegement/apology: "It was a very unfortunate event," he said afterwards. "I didn't mean for it to explode the way it did." , I'd say it was intentional. He intentionally engaged in a racial discussion that he knew had the potential to "explode" (his words, not mine).
Now, if this had happened as an isolated incident and the man had no connection to this woman or the other person involved whatsoever. If they were all strangers in a bar who'd never met before, and who just happened to have had just a bit too much to drink, I'd be more inclined to believe it was just a discussion that got out of hand and the sucker-punch was accidental.
However, Ms. Davis also works at Columbia. She is a colleague. He likely knows her pretty well, and knows her views on many topics--including racial topics, as he's had this discussion with her BEFORE and he knows how to get a "firey" discussion going. Note he says:
"I didn't mean for it to explode the way it did."
That is taking ownership of some sort---that is saying, "I meant to have a hot-button conversation with Ms Davis, we've done it before, but I never meant to get so mad I hit her."
So....I can only take from that his being at that specific bar, talking to those specific people, about this specific topic they'd discussed in prior bar sessions, that his participation in the discussion was intentional.
Not only that, but since you requested that I do your research for you, I did.
Check out the Columbia student newspaper. It would appear that McIntyre has heen racially harassing people in bars for years--he's assaulted at least two others without repercussions.
Associate professor assaults Arts School employee at local bar
Daniel Morgan, a local resident on 123rd Street who said he has known both the offender and the victim for around five years from frequenting Toastsaid that he was in the bar earlier that evening but left before either arrived.
Morgan said he ran into Davis on the street on Saturday, when he saw her injuries from the fight. Her right eye was closed from getting a beating, he said, adding, I told her, We got to go to the 26th Precinct and report this immediately. According to Morgan, nobody in the bar on Friday night had made any calls to the police, and Davis did not initially report the assault because she was frightened.
I told her, You are not offending anyone. You were attacked, he said. Though he has seen McIntyre get vocal at the bar, Morgan said he had never seen McIntyre get violent.
He added, What really pisses me off is that no one did anything about it. Morgan said that he was not sure about what caused the fight, though he noted that, over the past two years, McIntyre has generally been involved in increasingly heated conversations in the bar.
Davis waited three days to inform the police, because, according to Morgan, She was being pressured not to make waves.
The bartender and Monday night manager, Jeremywho declined to give his last namesaid that he had heard that something happened but was not there on Friday night. He declined to comment further.
Three locals at the bar on Monday nightall of whom spoke on the condition of anonymityalso confirmed that the altercation had occurred but declined to give any further details.
So....there's more info for you.
I'd go get McIntyre and personally inteview him for you, but somehow I don't think that would satisfy your demands either.
*sigh*
Did he get fired?
Because let's keep in mind a Christian got fired for daring to voice the opinion that homosexual marriage is wrong.
Who?
The one in the other thread who was fired for telling a co-worker they thought homosexual marriage was wrong.
For the third time....the nyp link doesn't work for me. Do you have a link to his confession of intentionally punching her? (not some of your bullshit "divining")
If he did it he should be fired, charged with hate crime and do some time.
NUMEROUS WITNESS ACCOUNTS of McIntyre hitting Ms. Davis abound on the interwebs. Youl should try reading up on this fella before you defend him.
Given the man has a history of race baiting whites in bars (the article mentions he'd had this same heated racial discussion with his white colleagues a few weeks before--as well as having a history of doing same over a period of 5 years at the bar Toast, per one of the regulars there).
And...given his luke warm aknowlegement/apology: "It was a very unfortunate event," he said afterwards. "I didn't mean for it to explode the way it did." , I'd say it was intentional. He intentionally engaged in a racial discussion that he knew had the potential to "explode" (his words, not mine).
Now, if this had happened as an isolated incident and the man had no connection to this woman or the other person involved whatsoever. If they were all strangers in a bar who'd never met before, and who just happened to have had just a bit too much to drink, I'd be more inclined to believe it was just a discussion that got out of hand and the sucker-punch was accidental.
However, Ms. Davis also works at Columbia. She is a colleague. He likely knows her pretty well, and knows her views on many topics--including racial topics, as he's had this discussion with her BEFORE and he knows how to get a "firey" discussion going. Note he says:
"I didn't mean for it to explode the way it did."
That is taking ownership of some sort---that is saying, "I meant to have a hot-button conversation with Ms Davis, we've done it before, but I never meant to get so mad I hit her."
So....I can only take from that his being at that specific bar, talking to those specific people, about this specific topic they'd discussed in prior bar sessions, that his participation in the discussion was intentional.
Not only that, but since you requested that I do your research for you, I did.
Check out the Columbia student newspaper. It would appear that McIntyre has heen racially harassing people in bars for years--he's assaulted at least two others without repercussions.
Associate professor assaults Arts School employee at local bar
Daniel Morgan, a local resident on 123rd Street who said he has known both the offender and the victim for around five years from frequenting Toastsaid that he was in the bar earlier that evening but left before either arrived.
Morgan said he ran into Davis on the street on Saturday, when he saw her injuries from the fight. Her right eye was closed from getting a beating, he said, adding, I told her, We got to go to the 26th Precinct and report this immediately. According to Morgan, nobody in the bar on Friday night had made any calls to the police, and Davis did not initially report the assault because she was frightened.
I told her, You are not offending anyone. You were attacked, he said. Though he has seen McIntyre get vocal at the bar, Morgan said he had never seen McIntyre get violent.
He added, What really pisses me off is that no one did anything about it. Morgan said that he was not sure about what caused the fight, though he noted that, over the past two years, McIntyre has generally been involved in increasingly heated conversations in the bar.
Davis waited three days to inform the police, because, according to Morgan, She was being pressured not to make waves.
The bartender and Monday night manager, Jeremywho declined to give his last namesaid that he had heard that something happened but was not there on Friday night. He declined to comment further.
Three locals at the bar on Monday nightall of whom spoke on the condition of anonymityalso confirmed that the altercation had occurred but declined to give any further details.
So....there's more info for you.
I'd go get McIntyre and personally inteview him for you, but somehow I don't think that would satisfy your demands either.
*sigh*
methinks the DUmmie Curve is like the OJ jury. He could stand there and watch the black dude punch the white woman and still say "he didn't do it."
I suspect that it wasn't the conversation that caused this. Some people get really mean and irrational when they drink, and he probably would have punched someone who just said they didn't like his tie.
Kerry ON
The encounter happened in Toast, a popular, noisy bar and restaurant on Broadway north of campus, where the chatter often runs to current events and politics. Professor McIntyre liked to engage fellow patrons on the subject of race, according to one regular customer, Daniel Morgan, who considers himself a close acquaintance of both Professor McIntyre and Ms. Davis.
Okay....I found a nyt link and this is funky. Three days after he allegedly hit her she goes to the police. I've spent my share of nights in bars so something is a bit off key. If he really punched her why wasn't something done in the bar? You don't punch a woman in a bar and just stroll out as if nothing happened. (And no he is not Tenured.) I need more info before any conclusions can be drawn. I would like to see a medical report showing the bruise was 3 days old.
Okay....I found a nyt link and this is funky. Three days after he allegedly hit her she goes to the police. I've spent my share of nights in bars so something is a bit off key. If he really punched her why wasn't something done in the bar? You don't punch a woman in a bar and just stroll out as if nothing happened. (And no he is not Tenured.) I need more info before any conclusions can be drawn. I would like to see a medical report showing the bruise was 3 days old.
It's obvious you didn't bother to read the article in the OP. All the information you require to "draw a reasonable conclusion" is right there.
McIntyre, who is known as "Mac" at the bar, shoved Davis, and when the other patron and a bar employee tried to break it up, the prof slugged Davis in the face, witnesses said.
"The punch was so loud, the kitchen workers in the back heard it over all the noise," bar back Richie Velez, 28, told The Post. "I was on my way over when he punched Camille and she fell on top of me."
The other patron involved in the dispute said McIntyre then took a swing at him after he yelled, "You don't hit a woman!"
"He knocked the glasses right off my face," said the man, who would only give his first name as "Shannon." "The punch came out of nowhere. Mac was talking to us about white privilege and what I was doing about it -- apparently I wasn't doing enough."
McIntyre had squabbled with Davis several weeks earlier over issues involving race, witnesses said. As soon as the professor threw the punch Friday, server Rob Dalton and another employee tossed him out.
"It was a real sucker punch," Dalton said. "Camille's a great lady, always nice to everybody, and doesn't deserve anything like this."
Davis was spotted wearing sunglasses yesterday to conceal the black eye. Reached at her Columbia office, she declined to comment on the alleged attack.
McIntyre was released without bail at his arraignment last night.
"It was a very unfortunate event," he said afterwards. "I didn't mean for it to explode the way it did."
Nothing happened at the bar THAT NIGHT because the man was bounced from the bar after he slugged the woman in front of witnesses. While he *did* leave and not in a police cruiser, he didn't just punch her and walk right out. He was BOUNCED and there are *witnesses* to the punching other than in the kitchen. The kitchen bit was probably meant to demonstrate how hard (loud) the punch was.
She went to the cops three days later---probably because she was debating whether or not she should file charges against him. She was probably encouraged by more than a few of her associates and regulars at the bar to file the charges, and she probably hesitated to do it for fear of reprisal from "Mac" the Professor.
By the way, good luck on getting Ms Davis' medical report. You have heard of HIPPA? YOU (and I and everyone else) are NOT ENTITLED to see her medical records. But then, you knew that already.
Oh, and as for a black eye on a woman, 3 days later it's gonna be a BEAUTY. My dirtbag exhusband used to like to punch me in the face. Three days and you've got a rainbow assortment of colors---amber, yellow, green, blue, purple, black, red, pink.....it's all there.
The face, especially under and around the eye, is *very* vascular. There are millions of teeny tiny cappillaries that are burst and bleed just under the skin when someone has a blackeye.
Obviously you haven't had a black eye before.
Geez.
Read more: Prof busted in Columbia gal 'punch'
For the third time....the nyp link doesn't work for me. Do you have a link to his confession of intentionally punching her? (not some of your bullshit "divining")
If he did it he should be fired, charged with hate crime and do some time.
NUMEROUS WITNESS ACCOUNTS of McIntyre hitting Ms. Davis abound on the interwebs. Youl should try reading up on this fella before you defend him.
Given the man has a history of race baiting whites in bars (the article mentions he'd had this same heated racial discussion with his white colleagues a few weeks before--as well as having a history of doing same over a period of 5 years at the bar Toast, per one of the regulars there).
And...given his luke warm aknowlegement/apology: "It was a very unfortunate event," he said afterwards. "I didn't mean for it to explode the way it did." , I'd say it was intentional. He intentionally engaged in a racial discussion that he knew had the potential to "explode" (his words, not mine).
Now, if this had happened as an isolated incident and the man had no connection to this woman or the other person involved whatsoever. If they were all strangers in a bar who'd never met before, and who just happened to have had just a bit too much to drink, I'd be more inclined to believe it was just a discussion that got out of hand and the sucker-punch was accidental.
However, Ms. Davis also works at Columbia. She is a colleague. He likely knows her pretty well, and knows her views on many topics--including racial topics, as he's had this discussion with her BEFORE and he knows how to get a "firey" discussion going. Note he says:
"I didn't mean for it to explode the way it did."
That is taking ownership of some sort---that is saying, "I meant to have a hot-button conversation with Ms Davis, we've done it before, but I never meant to get so mad I hit her."
So....I can only take from that his being at that specific bar, talking to those specific people, about this specific topic they'd discussed in prior bar sessions, that his participation in the discussion was intentional.
Not only that, but since you requested that I do your research for you, I did.
Check out the Columbia student newspaper. It would appear that McIntyre has heen racially harassing people in bars for years--he's assaulted at least two others without repercussions.
Associate professor assaults Arts School employee at local bar
Daniel Morgan, a local resident on 123rd Street who said he has known both the offender and the victim for around five years from frequenting Toast—said that he was in the bar earlier that evening but left before either arrived.
Morgan said he ran into Davis on the street on Saturday, when he saw her injuries from the fight. “Her right eye was closed from getting a beating,” he said, adding, “I told her, ‘We got to go to the 26th Precinct and report this immediately.’” According to Morgan, nobody in the bar on Friday night had made any calls to the police, and Davis did not initially report the assault because she was frightened.
“I told her, ‘You are not offending anyone. You were attacked,’” he said. Though he has seen McIntyre get vocal at the bar, Morgan said he had never seen McIntyre get violent.
He added, “What really pisses me off is that no one did anything about it.” Morgan said that he was not sure about what caused the fight, though he noted that, over the past two years, McIntyre has generally been involved in increasingly heated conversations in the bar.
Davis waited three days to inform the police, because, according to Morgan, “She was being pressured not to make waves.”
The bartender and Monday night manager, Jeremy—who declined to give his last name—said that he had heard that something happened but was not there on Friday night. He declined to comment further.
Three locals at the bar on Monday night—all of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity—also confirmed that the altercation had occurred but declined to give any further details.
So....there's more info for you.
I'd go get McIntyre and personally inteview him for you, but somehow I don't think that would satisfy your demands either.
*sigh*
Okay....I found a nyt link and this is funky. Three days after he allegedly hit her she goes to the police. I've spent my share of nights in bars so something is a bit off key. If he really punched her why wasn't something done in the bar? You don't punch a woman in a bar and just stroll out as if nothing happened. (And no he is not Tenured.) I need more info before any conclusions can be drawn. I would like to see a medical report showing the bruise was 3 days old.
You're an idiot. If a white man had punched a black woman, you wouldn't spend a second defending him. All these self-hating white fuckwads need to get their own ears boxed. Zero credibility. If a black man raped your mother and shot your dad, YOU'D APOLOGIZE TO HIM FOR WALKING IN ON IT.
Walk in front of the D Train, please. We need fewer whites like you, pronto. Whites need to grow a spine, balls and two fists, and you're a bag of warm jelly.
For the third time....the nyp link doesn't work for me. Do you have a link to his confession of intentionally punching her? (not some of your bullshit "divining")
If he did it he should be fired, charged with hate crime and do some time.
NUMEROUS WITNESS ACCOUNTS of McIntyre hitting Ms. Davis abound on the interwebs. Youl should try reading up on this fella before you defend him.
Given the man has a history of race baiting whites in bars (the article mentions he'd had this same heated racial discussion with his white colleagues a few weeks before--as well as having a history of doing same over a period of 5 years at the bar Toast, per one of the regulars there).
And...given his luke warm aknowlegement/apology: "It was a very unfortunate event," he said afterwards. "I didn't mean for it to explode the way it did." , I'd say it was intentional. He intentionally engaged in a racial discussion that he knew had the potential to "explode" (his words, not mine).
Now, if this had happened as an isolated incident and the man had no connection to this woman or the other person involved whatsoever. If they were all strangers in a bar who'd never met before, and who just happened to have had just a bit too much to drink, I'd be more inclined to believe it was just a discussion that got out of hand and the sucker-punch was accidental.
However, Ms. Davis also works at Columbia. She is a colleague. He likely knows her pretty well, and knows her views on many topics--including racial topics, as he's had this discussion with her BEFORE and he knows how to get a "firey" discussion going. Note he says:
"I didn't mean for it to explode the way it did."
That is taking ownership of some sort---that is saying, "I meant to have a hot-button conversation with Ms Davis, we've done it before, but I never meant to get so mad I hit her."
So....I can only take from that his being at that specific bar, talking to those specific people, about this specific topic they'd discussed in prior bar sessions, that his participation in the discussion was intentional.
Not only that, but since you requested that I do your research for you, I did.
Check out the Columbia student newspaper. It would appear that McIntyre has heen racially harassing people in bars for years--he's assaulted at least two others without repercussions.
Associate professor assaults Arts School employee at local bar
Daniel Morgan, a local resident on 123rd Street who said he has known both the offender and the victim for around five years from frequenting Toast—said that he was in the bar earlier that evening but left before either arrived.
Morgan said he ran into Davis on the street on Saturday, when he saw her injuries from the fight. “Her right eye was closed from getting a beating,” he said, adding, “I told her, ‘We got to go to the 26th Precinct and report this immediately.’” According to Morgan, nobody in the bar on Friday night had made any calls to the police, and Davis did not initially report the assault because she was frightened.
“I told her, ‘You are not offending anyone. You were attacked,’” he said. Though he has seen McIntyre get vocal at the bar, Morgan said he had never seen McIntyre get violent.
He added, “What really pisses me off is that no one did anything about it.” Morgan said that he was not sure about what caused the fight, though he noted that, over the past two years, McIntyre has generally been involved in increasingly heated conversations in the bar.
Davis waited three days to inform the police, because, according to Morgan, “She was being pressured not to make waves.”
The bartender and Monday night manager, Jeremy—who declined to give his last name—said that he had heard that something happened but was not there on Friday night. He declined to comment further.
Three locals at the bar on Monday night—all of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity—also confirmed that the altercation had occurred but declined to give any further details.
So....there's more info for you.
I'd go get McIntyre and personally inteview him for you, but somehow I don't think that would satisfy your demands either.
*sigh*
methinks the DUmmie Curve is like the OJ jury. He could stand there and watch the black dude punch the white woman and still say "he didn't do it."
NUMEROUS WITNESS ACCOUNTS of McIntyre hitting Ms. Davis abound on the interwebs. Youl should try reading up on this fella before you defend him.
Given the man has a history of race baiting whites in bars (the article mentions he'd had this same heated racial discussion with his white colleagues a few weeks before--as well as having a history of doing same over a period of 5 years at the bar Toast, per one of the regulars there).
And...given his luke warm aknowlegement/apology: "It was a very unfortunate event," he said afterwards. "I didn't mean for it to explode the way it did." , I'd say it was intentional. He intentionally engaged in a racial discussion that he knew had the potential to "explode" (his words, not mine).
Now, if this had happened as an isolated incident and the man had no connection to this woman or the other person involved whatsoever. If they were all strangers in a bar who'd never met before, and who just happened to have had just a bit too much to drink, I'd be more inclined to believe it was just a discussion that got out of hand and the sucker-punch was accidental.
However, Ms. Davis also works at Columbia. She is a colleague. He likely knows her pretty well, and knows her views on many topics--including racial topics, as he's had this discussion with her BEFORE and he knows how to get a "firey" discussion going. Note he says:
"I didn't mean for it to explode the way it did."
That is taking ownership of some sort---that is saying, "I meant to have a hot-button conversation with Ms Davis, we've done it before, but I never meant to get so mad I hit her."
So....I can only take from that his being at that specific bar, talking to those specific people, about this specific topic they'd discussed in prior bar sessions, that his participation in the discussion was intentional.
Not only that, but since you requested that I do your research for you, I did.
Check out the Columbia student newspaper. It would appear that McIntyre has heen racially harassing people in bars for years--he's assaulted at least two others without repercussions.
Associate professor assaults Arts School employee at local bar
So....there's more info for you.
I'd go get McIntyre and personally inteview him for you, but somehow I don't think that would satisfy your demands either.
*sigh*
methinks the DUmmie Curve is like the OJ jury. He could stand there and watch the black dude punch the white woman and still say "he didn't do it."
Really? Is that why I said if he did it he should do time? You conveniently ignore that because you racist ***** know nothing but hate and ignorance.
Why? Exactly, why did he (McIntyre) do it?
what reasonable man would do it for any reason? especially a 59 year old professor?
I suspect that it wasn't the conversation that caused this. Some people get really mean and irrational when they drink, and he probably would have punched someone who just said they didn't like his tie.
