
Really gross how posters now think straight up sexism and racism is ok |
DP but I vehemently disagree. The woke leftists (and they (you) exist) are the ones occupying the America-hating bubble. |
But their concern trolling about antisemitism… Considering their people marched around Charlottesville a couple years ago chanting “Jews will not replace us” |
“Really gross” how supposed adults are so wrapped up in their agendas of personal victimhood that they can’t see the forest for the trees. |
+1 |
+10000 |
The right wing is incredibly antisemitic. They just hate Arabs more. |
Both sides act hypocritical IMHO. Not to defend anyone in particulars, but I thought conservatives were all First Amendment absolutists who didn’t want universities to ban racist, homophobic, and transphobic speech? And, yes, I agree that a call for genocide of any group of people would create a hostile environment for students. All students, Jewish and Muslim included, are entitled to a safe environment. Just as both Israelis and Palestinians deserve freedom and safety. |
Remember that the Charlie Kirks and Trumps of the world are closely aligned with these people.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/acts-of-f...cists-go-after-jews/ Spare me their concern trolling about antisemitism on campuses |
Concern trolling!? The lawsuit against Penn alleges among other things that students were called “dirty Jew” on their way to class. There is authentic concern about campus atmosphere here which is why the presidents were called in for a hearing in the first place. |
Nice both-sidesism. If you think of these groups' safety in vacuums, that is a problem. It isn’t a matter if "both" it is a matter of forming a global or in this case local (to this part of the Middle East) society that is safe. |
Shouting out “but but Trump” isn’t going to fly here. People are justifiably upset by the behavior of these presidents under Stephanik’s questioning. |
Calls for genocide are an incitement to violence that is not covered by the first amendment, not to mention these universities are private. |
I think the issue is the hypocrisy. You can do one of two things: you can allow speech that some may consider transphobic, racist, homophobic, fatphobic etc., providing that students are also allowed to say things that some people may feel is antisemitic. Or you can go the opposite direction and strictly police language that is considered transphobic, racist, etc, so long as you also police antisemitic language. Universities can take either position, and reasonably do so, provided they are consistent. What they can’t do without the dam eventually breaking is selectively enforce the rules, but that’s what has been happening. And now the dam is breaking. Penn is the school that (allegedly) threatened to revoke the scholarships of women swimmers who raised issues of sexual harassment from Lia Thomas, but that also takes the position that inviting Roger Waters to speak at a campus event should be permitted. This is grossly inconsistent conduct. That’s the problem facing Penn and other universities: they are selectively enforcing their own rules and severely punishing students inconsistently. |
Try spelling her name correctly. A few people are but they aren’t actually motivated by concern about antisemitism— they want to stick it to elite universities. Her questions took the tone of “when did you stop beating your wife” and wasn’t asked in good faith in a way to get a good faith response. They didn’t respond effectively in one exchange during a 5-hour hearing that should not have been held in the first place. Right wingers by and large are extremely antisemitic so this whole weird conversation is very surreal. In other words, spare us your false outrage. |