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   From: lying-pricks@msnbc.com   
      
   Vester Lee Flanagan, the former TV news reporter who fatally   
   gunned down journalists from the WDBJ TV news station he once   
   worked at, found racism in everyday phrases.   
      
   According to the New York Daily News, the thin skinned Flanagan   
   my have killed WDBJ reporter Alison Parker for saying common   
   industry expressions like “out in the field” or “swinging by”   
   some place, an internal complaint stated that Flanagan filed.   
      
   WDBJ’s assistant news director Greg Baldwin told the Daily News   
   that Flanagan interpreted Parker’s words as references to cotton   
   fields.   
      
   Flanagan became upset at a bar where servers told customers to   
   “have a nice day” instead of “thank you.”   
      
   In fact, Flanagan took offense to a station manager who brought   
   in a watermelon for all of the station employees, and Flanagan   
   believed the gesture was a reference to his race.   
      
   Parker was hired to be a full time reporter last year. She was   
   previously an intern with WDBJ. Flanagan was already fired from   
   his job at the station by the time Parker was hired.   
      
   In one of his rants on Twitter, after he killed Parker and her   
   photographer Adam Ward, Flanagan tweeted:   
      
   “Alison made racist comments,” Williams tweeted. “They hired her   
   after that???. . . Adam went to hr on me after working with me   
   one time!!!”   
      
   http://dailycaller.com/2015/08/28/vester-flanagan-found-racism-   
   in-common-phrases/   
      
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