Saturday - Thousands expected to attend pro-Palestine march in DC for ceasefire in Israel-Hamas war

[Anonymous]

Thousands expected to attend pro-Palestine march in DC for ceasefire in Israel-Hamas war.

Is this going to get violent? Just hearing about this and they are saying it is supposed to be large.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thousands expected to attend pro-Palestine march in DC for ceasefire in Israel-Hamas war.

Is this going to get violent? Just hearing about this and they are saying it is supposed to be large.

Only if pro Israelis show up.

[Anonymous]

They're calling for a cease fire, not an escalation. Some people care about human life.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They're calling for a cease fire, not an escalation. Some people care about human life.

Well at their cease fire marches in NYC many were carrying swastikas and chanting anti semitic slurs. Anything but peaceful.

[Anonymous]

I have an idea. They should call for Hamas to release the hostages, which would instantly end the hostilities.

[Anonymous]

Protests on anything are stupid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They're calling for a cease fire, not an escalation. Some people care about human life.

Well at their cease fire marches in NYC many were carrying swastikas and chanting anti semitic slurs. Anything but peaceful.

This.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thousands expected to attend pro-Palestine march in DC for ceasefire in Israel-Hamas war.

Is this going to get violent? Just hearing about this and they are saying it is supposed to be large.

Half of the marchers will be law enforcement plants working to stir up trouble so they can have pretense to arrest people, so yeah I would expect some violence. Even if I were pro-P enough to march, I wouldn't go unless I had a fetish for meeting undercover cops.

[Anonymous]

We've all seen the swastikas and the hate speech.We've seen law firms rescind offers to students signing anti-semitic screeds. Most people don't want to be associated with these protesters. So I imagine that those that do will be the worst of the worst. And of course most will be masked. Just like the KKK. Definitely would not attend if you have a career to think about

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We've all seen the swastikas and the hate speech.We've seen law firms rescind offers to students signing anti-semitic screeds. Most people don't want to be associated with these protesters. So I imagine that those that do will be the worst of the worst. And of course most will be masked. Just like the KKK. Definitely would not attend if you have a career to think about

Spoken like a true fascist! Silence the opposition.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We've all seen the swastikas and the hate speech.We've seen law firms rescind offers to students signing anti-semitic screeds. Most people don't want to be associated with these protesters. So I imagine that those that do will be the worst of the worst. And of course most will be masked. Just like the KKK. Definitely would not attend if you have a career to think about

The vast majority of protests have been peaceful. I think there have only been a handful of incidents out of the hundred+ protests in the last few weeks? The ideal would be 0 incidents. The hate speech and swastikas have been a very small percentage of these people and I wouldn't want any person saying those things to show up. Of course showing up with swastikas is awful.

Yes, there will probably be chants of "from the river to the sea" and "free Palestine", but that is not hate speech, not in the US. You can pull up a bunch of articles written by people saying it is, and I can pull up articles written by people saying it's not. So it would be your perspective to say it's hate speech, but other people have a different perspective.

I mean, since you all think it's hate speech anyway and want to cancel them for saying free Palestine, why wouldn't they just say death chants or whatever if that's what they really meant? It's because it's not what the vast majority of people mean when they say it.

So let them exercise their first amendment rights. If we disagree with an action of our government, it is our right to protest peacefully. They are not terrorists or terrorist sympathizers. This is a call to our government to do what it can do to minimize the suffering of the innocent people of Gaza.

[Anonymous]

Ceasefire seems like Israel surrender .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They're calling for a cease fire, not an escalation. Some people care about human life.

Getting rid of Hamas will help save human life, both Israelis and Palestinians.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We've all seen the swastikas and the hate speech.We've seen law firms rescind offers to students signing anti-semitic screeds. Most people don't want to be associated with these protesters. So I imagine that those that do will be the worst of the worst. And of course most will be masked. Just like the KKK. Definitely would not attend if you have a career to think about

Spoken like a true fascist! Silence the opposition.

"opposition" = people who want to see people like me dead.

Why do you support that? What did I do to you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We've all seen the swastikas and the hate speech.We've seen law firms rescind offers to students signing anti-semitic screeds. Most people don't want to be associated with these protesters. So I imagine that those that do will be the worst of the worst. And of course most will be masked. Just like the KKK. Definitely would not attend if you have a career to think about

The vast majority of protests have been peaceful. I think there have only been a handful of incidents out of the hundred+ protests in the last few weeks? The ideal would be 0 incidents. The hate speech and swastikas have been a very small percentage of these people and I wouldn't want any person saying those things to show up. Of course showing up with swastikas is awful.

Yes, there will probably be chants of "from the river to the sea" and "free Palestine", but that is not hate speech, not in the US. You can pull up a bunch of articles written by people saying it is, and I can pull up articles written by people saying it's not. So it would be your perspective to say it's hate speech, but other people have a different perspective.

I mean, since you all think it's hate speech anyway and want to cancel them for saying free Palestine, why wouldn't they just say death chants or whatever if that's what they really meant? It's because it's not what the vast majority of people mean when they say it.

So let them exercise their first amendment rights. If we disagree with an action of our government, it is our right to protest peacefully. They are not terrorists or terrorist sympathizers. This is a call to our government to do what it can do to minimize the suffering of the innocent people of Gaza.

Almost everyone, Jews and Muslim, wants the violence to end. Hamas has broken the cease-fire every time.