Protests on college campuses

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My child is a grad student at UMD- he texted me this…
Only schools in the area that aren’t really allowing the camps are UMD and UDC, another win for public land-grant universities…. Don’t send your kids to woke private schools- they will not not keep your children safe. They don’t care about safety only “free speech.”

Except those "safe" children of yours or another's will take an Uber, shuttle, bus, metro, scooter, bike, run, walk, crawl to GW. Students already have from UMD, GMU and the area's private colleges too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My child is a grad student at UMD- he texted me this…
Only schools in the area that aren’t really allowing the camps are UMD and UDC, another win for public land-grant universities…. Don’t send your kids to woke private schools- they will not not keep your children safe. They don’t care about safety only “free speech.”

Except those "safe" children of yours or another's will take an Uber, shuttle, bus, metro, scooter, bike, run, walk, crawl to GW. Students already have from UMD, GMU and the area's private colleges too.

The infestation is at GWU because they are allowing it.

[Anonymous]

Once Israel goes into Rafah and reports come out, students will get further inflamed. But it could occur over summer break

[Anonymous]

Students are more upset over this than Roe vs Wade

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I graduated from SEC school. Big baseball game against rival SEC school. 9,000 people in attendance tonight.

No protestors.
No police arresting students.
No snipers needed.

If you are looking at colleges, choose wisely.

Aren't those colleges in areas where a human with darker skin pigment color was jogging and life was cut short by a "human" with a lighter skin pigment??

Laken Riley?

Arbury. A darker skin pigment man. Forgot the year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My child is a grad student at UMD- he texted me this…
Only schools in the area that aren’t really allowing the camps are UMD and UDC, another win for public land-grant universities…. Don’t send your kids to woke private schools- they will not not keep your children safe. They don’t care about safety only “free speech.”

Except those "safe" children of yours or another's will take an Uber, shuttle, bus, metro, scooter, bike, run, walk, crawl to GW. Students already have from UMD, GMU and the area's private colleges too.

The infestation is at GWU because they are allowing it.

18+ yr old in this country is considered an "adult". That same "adult" is allowing their feet to "infest" Foggy Bottom.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My child is a grad student at UMD- he texted me this…
Only schools in the area that aren’t really allowing the camps are UMD and UDC, another win for public land-grant universities…. Don’t send your kids to woke private schools- they will not not keep your children safe. They don’t care about safety only “free speech.”

Except those "safe" children of yours or another's will take an Uber, shuttle, bus, metro, scooter, bike, run, walk, crawl to GW. Students already have from UMD, GMU and the area's private colleges too.

Why is GW letting them do this?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I graduated from SEC school. Big baseball game against rival SEC school. 9,000 people in attendance tonight.

No protestors.
No police arresting students.
No snipers needed.

If you are looking at colleges, choose wisely.

Aren't those colleges in areas where a human with darker skin pigment color was jogging and life was cut short by a "human" with a lighter skin pigment??

Laken Riley?

Arbury. A darker skin pigment man. Forgot the year.

I’m the SEC poster. No idea what you are talking about.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Students are more upset over this than Roe vs Wade

Students don’t even know what they are supposed protesting. They don’t understand the issues.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My child is a grad student at UMD- he texted me this…
Only schools in the area that aren’t really allowing the camps are UMD and UDC, another win for public land-grant universities…. Don’t send your kids to woke private schools- they will not not keep your children safe. They don’t care about safety only “free speech.”

Except those "safe" children of yours or another's will take an Uber, shuttle, bus, metro, scooter, bike, run, walk, crawl to GW. Students already have from UMD, GMU and the area's private colleges too.

The infestation is at GWU because they are allowing it.

18+ yr old in this country is considered an "adult". That same "adult" is allowing their feet to "infest" Foggy Bottom.

I agree one hundred percent. These adults are taking risks with potential lifelong consequences.

[Anonymous]

ALERT: Democratic Mayor of DC @MayorBowser orders police to stand down in refusing request from George Washington University to remove leftist terror supporters illegally occupying the campus. @washingtonpost: "Officers had assembled around 3 a.m. and were prepared to enter the encampment, but senior leaders in the police chief’s and mayor’s office ordered them to stand down, the officials said."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I graduated from SEC school. Big baseball game against rival SEC school. 9,000 people in attendance tonight.

No protestors.
No police arresting students.
No snipers needed.

If you are looking at colleges, choose wisely.

Aren't those colleges in areas where a human with darker skin pigment color was jogging and life was cut short by a "human" with a lighter skin pigment??

Laken Riley?

Arbury. A darker skin pigment man. Forgot the year.

I’m the SEC poster. No idea what you are talking about.

DP. I think the above poster was responding to 4/26 22:04's post. A man named Arbery was when jogging in a park in GA. I don't remember details if that was near a SEC university.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:_Emory university economics professor Caroline Fohlin was violently assaulted by state police at the university encampment whilst protesting with the students in support of Gaza. She can be heard shouting ‘I’m a professor."_

What exactly does she want to convey by shouting that?

I saw the full video: police officers were arresting someone and she came from behind to try to stop them, insulting them repeatedly and touching one officer. Then she threw an epic over dramatic tantrum and resisted arrest. She thinks that being a professor means she should be given a pass to break the law.

This is a very biased description. First of all, people were being arrested for no apparent reason or rather for reasons like simply questioning why protestors were being arrested. The professor came along and shouted "what are you doing" or something to that effect at the police officer who was very roughly arresting someone else. She seems to have reached out and very lightly touched him. AT which point , the police officer came at her very aggressively and eventually tossed her to the ground . If she tried to stop them, it was with words. There was no epic tantrum or resisting arrest.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I graduated from SEC school. Big baseball game against rival SEC school. 9,000 people in attendance tonight.

No protestors.
No police arresting students.
No snipers needed.

If you are looking at colleges, choose wisely.

Aren't those colleges in areas where a human with darker skin pigment color was jogging and life was cut short by a "human" with a lighter skin pigment??

Laken Riley?

Arbury. A darker skin pigment man. Forgot the year.

I’m the SEC poster. No idea what you are talking about.

DP. I think the above poster was responding to 4/26 22:04's post. A man named Arbery was when jogging in a park in GA. I don't remember details if that was near a SEC university.

Gotcha. Has nothing to do with my post which basically said some universities are have large gatherings tonight (baseball games) that don’t have police arrests, snipers, protesters, etc.

Some universities, on the other hand, continue to descend into chaos.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:_Emory university economics professor Caroline Fohlin was violently assaulted by state police at the university encampment whilst protesting with the students in support of Gaza. She can be heard shouting ‘I’m a professor."_

What exactly does she want to convey by shouting that?

I saw the full video: police officers were arresting someone and she came from behind to try to stop them, insulting them repeatedly and touching one officer. Then she threw an epic over dramatic tantrum and resisted arrest. She thinks that being a professor means she should be given a pass to break the law.

This is a very biased description. First of all, people were being arrested for no apparent reason or rather for reasons like simply questioning why protestors were being arrested. The professor came along and shouted "what are you doing" or something to that effect at the police officer who was very roughly arresting someone else. She seems to have reached out and very lightly touched him. AT which point , the police officer came at her very aggressively and eventually tossed her to the ground . If she tried to stop them, it was with words. There was no epic tantrum or resisting arrest.

Did you watch the linked YouTube video? She literally pissed in her pants. She fully admitted that she interfered with a police officer arresting someone. She was absolutely freaking out.