If she were gay, this would be a front page story. But forcing conservatives, students or faculty, off campus is considered fair game.
Andi Moritz couldn't get the comments out of her head. A Facebook post the Bryn Mawr College freshman made on the school's ride-share page earlier that September day had drawn harsh backlash from dozens of students, most of whom she didn't know.
She was looking for someone to share a ride to a campaign event for Donald Trump.
"Nobody has the right to an opinion of bigotry. 0 tolerance for fascists!"
Zero tolerance for dissent is the leftist credo.
Moritz called the college's suicide hotline.
"I just needed to talk to someone," said Moritz, 18, of Hershey. "I was very sad. I wanted out of that college."
Two days later she dropped out.
The insanity is fairly typical of leftist politically correct fascism.
In Moritz's initial post, she included: "If you're not comfortable about being 'out' about not hating Trump feel free to message me privately."
Some students were upset that she used "out" in that context, she said. She said she apologized and removed that sentence.
Criticism continued. That someone would call her a white supremacist was particularly upsetting.
"A white supremacist is somebody who thinks that white people are superior to other races," she said. "That's not something I believe in at all."
Moritz's post created such a stir on campus that students on her floor held a meeting that night, and after a discussion, she took the entire post down.