“I am from the same tribe you are trying to “defend”, but two wrongs don’t make a right,” another commented. “Our Monarch of 70 years has just passed away, and this poor excuse for a human is repulsive.” “Please (Twitter) permanently suspend this revolting piece of sh-t from your platform,” one provoked user wrote. Thousands expressed outrage over Anya’s statements: This is someone supposedly working to make the world better? I don’t think so. The twitter thread quickly went viral, prompting commentators, including Jeff Bezos, to bash the professor for her disgustingly inappropriate remarks. In a now-removed tweet deemed a violation, Anya wrote: ‘I heard the chief monarch of a thieving raping genocidal empire is finally dying. The Queen’s death exposed the most heinous people on this platform. Uju Anya, a professor of applied linguistics at Carnegie Mellon, caused an uproar on Twitter after posting repulsive and vile comments on the Queen’s health Wednesday morning, moments before Her Majesty passed. But at the heart of the Diamond Jubilee celebration is a nearly universal sense of appreciation for the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, who is marking 60 years on the throne.
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The normal ebb and flow of British life gives way in the next four days to a series of street parties, flotillas, outdoor concerts and finally the appearance of an elderly great-grandmother on her balcony to wave to her subjects.The pageantry is very grand and very British. The patriotic bunting is ready, the golden carriage on standby, the boats freshly painted, the shops filled with royals souvenirs.
FILE This Tuesday, file photo shows Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II returning to Buckingham Palace in a carriage after attending the Houses of Parliament in London for the official State Opening of Parliament.
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