You make it sound as if you lost a job because you broke a rule. I say that’s not what happened. We all know jealousy is a basic human motivation, perhaps even the most common motivation for sin, but it holds special power because if one says he is victim of jealousy, he sounds self-serving and vain. The old professors were jealous. But since you couldn’t say that, I decided to step in, because I have seen this pattern all the time.

Professors are in the business of being smart. But if a genuinely brilliant man, a golden boy, comes in and does what they do in half the time, there will be a lot of jealous professors. Rules are broken all the time and nothing happens to the rules-breaker. But when Bob came in, the Professors felt like mice and they thought Bob was a cat. So the mice hanged the cat.

If jealousy is a prime human motivation to sin, the PC religion is an amplifier. To use another metaphor, the professors talked a lot of bull. In the PC religion we are all equal, and that means that we can milk all cattle equally. So for years, the university tried to milk the professors. The problem is that they not only spoke bull, they were bulls. Then along came Bob. His students left his lecture hall with many pales full of milk. This proved the PC religion wrong: all cattle are not equal. Some give milk, some don’t.

So the moral of the story is:

Bob gets into trouble because Bob is a cat and a cow.

When you pull the facts out of the mire and look at them you feel stupid for having let this go on for so long. I plan to make a lot of people feel the same way.