Protests on college campuses

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Go for it. We support you in your effort to starve yourselves.

Princeton students dressed in Islamic attire announce they are going on HUNGER STRIKE.

“We will abstain from all food and drink except water until the following demands are met.”

Demands:

• Divest from Israel
• Cultural Boycott
• Complete Amnesty from all criminal charges

Fine, this seems reasonable. Just don’t camp and vandalize.

[Anonymous]

We should be proud of our young people
Something must be done, an entire nation cannot just be obliterated without someone doing something

[Anonymous]

Looks like Frat boys are the hope for the future of this country.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Go for it. We support you in your effort to starve yourselves.

Princeton students dressed in Islamic attire announce they are going on HUNGER STRIKE.

“We will abstain from all food and drink except water until the following demands are met.”

Demands:

• Divest from Israel
• Cultural Boycott
• Complete Amnesty from all criminal charges

Can someone detail what a “culture boycott” is? Is that = barring Jewish students from holding Shabbat services? What does that mean and why should that play into demands?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Looks like Frat boys are the hope for the future of this country.

Eye roll. This is just as annoying as the protestors. Feels a fit nationalist to me but whatever makes you feel like there’s “hope”.

Everyone needs to get a grip and go study for finals.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Go for it. We support you in your effort to starve yourselves.

Princeton students dressed in Islamic attire announce they are going on HUNGER STRIKE.

“We will abstain from all food and drink except water until the following demands are met.”

Demands:

• Divest from Israel
• Cultural Boycott
• Complete Amnesty from all criminal charges

Can someone detail what a “culture boycott” is? Is that = barring Jewish students from holding Shabbat services? What does that mean and why should that play into demands?

Cultural and academic boycott. No Israeli pianists in concert, no Israeli painter exhibits, no Israeli speakers in general, no partnership with Israeli universities for science research...They want to erase Israelis entirely and Israel as a nation, pretend it doesn't exist.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Go for it. We support you in your effort to starve yourselves.

Princeton students dressed in Islamic attire announce they are going on HUNGER STRIKE.

“We will abstain from all food and drink except water until the following demands are met.”

Demands:

• Divest from Israel
• Cultural Boycott
• Complete Amnesty from all criminal charges

Can someone detail what a “culture boycott” is? Is that = barring Jewish students from holding Shabbat services? What does that mean and why should that play into demands?

Cultural and academic boycott. No Israeli pianists in concert, no Israeli painter exhibits, no Israeli speakers in general, no partnership with Israeli universities for science research...They want to erase Israelis entirely and Israel as a nation, pretend it doesn't exist.

You are saying that they are asking for the university to no longer honor the sister university status that it has with one university in Israel.

Your last statement proves your ignorance

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Go for it. We support you in your effort to starve yourselves.

Princeton students dressed in Islamic attire announce they are going on HUNGER STRIKE.

“We will abstain from all food and drink except water until the following demands are met.”

Demands:

• Divest from Israel
• Cultural Boycott
• Complete Amnesty from all criminal charges

Can someone detail what a “culture boycott” is? Is that = barring Jewish students from holding Shabbat services? What does that mean and why should that play into demands?

Cultural and academic boycott. No Israeli pianists in concert, no Israeli painter exhibits, no Israeli speakers in general, no partnership with Israeli universities for science research...They want to erase Israelis entirely and Israel as a nation, pretend it doesn't exist.

You are saying that they are asking for the university to no longer honor the sister university status that it has with one university in Israel.

Your last statement proves your ignorance

They literally state they want an academic boycott. I'm not the one saying it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Go for it. We support you in your effort to starve yourselves.

Princeton students dressed in Islamic attire announce they are going on HUNGER STRIKE.

“We will abstain from all food and drink except water until the following demands are met.”

Demands:

• Divest from Israel
• Cultural Boycott
• Complete Amnesty from all criminal charges

Can someone detail what a “culture boycott” is? Is that = barring Jewish students from holding Shabbat services? What does that mean and why should that play into demands?

Cultural and academic boycott. No Israeli pianists in concert, no Israeli painter exhibits, no Israeli speakers in general, no partnership with Israeli universities for science research...They want to erase Israelis entirely and Israel as a nation, pretend it doesn't exist.

I don't think the purpose is to erase anything. The purpose is to demand that partners behave in ways that align with our values. Once they reform and behave in those ways, the purpose of the cultural and academic boycott no longer exists, and ties can be restored if both sides have interest in doing so.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Go for it. We support you in your effort to starve yourselves.

Princeton students dressed in Islamic attire announce they are going on HUNGER STRIKE.

“We will abstain from all food and drink except water until the following demands are met.”

Demands:

• Divest from Israel
• Cultural Boycott
• Complete Amnesty from all criminal charges

Can someone detail what a “culture boycott” is? Is that = barring Jewish students from holding Shabbat services? What does that mean and why should that play into demands?

Cultural and academic boycott. No Israeli pianists in concert, no Israeli painter exhibits, no Israeli speakers in general, no partnership with Israeli universities for science research...They want to erase Israelis entirely and Israel as a nation, pretend it doesn't exist.

I don't think the purpose is to erase anything. The purpose is to demand that partners behave in ways that align with our values. Once they reform and behave in those ways, the purpose of the cultural and academic boycott no longer exists, and ties can be restored if both sides have interest in doing so.

Defending the indefensible. They said nothing of the sort. There is no nuance. They want to erase anything Israel.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Looks like Frat boys are the hope for the future of this country.

Are those the same frat boys that were making monkey noises and doing monkey dances at the protestors? Sounds about right.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Go for it. We support you in your effort to starve yourselves.

Princeton students dressed in Islamic attire announce they are going on HUNGER STRIKE.

“We will abstain from all food and drink except water until the following demands are met.”

Demands:

• Divest from Israel
• Cultural Boycott
• Complete Amnesty from all criminal charges

Can someone detail what a “culture boycott” is? Is that = barring Jewish students from holding Shabbat services? What does that mean and why should that play into demands?

Cultural and academic boycott. No Israeli pianists in concert, no Israeli painter exhibits, no Israeli speakers in general, no partnership with Israeli universities for science research...They want to erase Israelis entirely and Israel as a nation, pretend it doesn't exist.

I don't think the purpose is to erase anything. The purpose is to demand that partners behave in ways that align with our values. Once they reform and behave in those ways, the purpose of the cultural and academic boycott no longer exists, and ties can be restored if both sides have interest in doing so.

Defending the indefensible. They said nothing of the sort. There is no nuance. They want to erase anything Israel.

They also never said the words erasing Israel, which you just made up.

I just explained the purpose of a boycott. Boycotts are not blood feuds with no feasible end in sight, you understand that, right? The purpose is to force a concession (in this case, different behavior), and the method of doing that is by exerting pressure on the other party. Since nobody exerts pressure on Israel, and when they try, the U.S. fends off the effort, there's no incentive for Israel to reform its behavior and policies. Maybe a boycott will help change their minds?

[Anonymous]

Is this Joe Biden's "very fine people on both sides moment"?

" I condemn the anti-Semitic protests. I also condemn those who don't understand what's going on with the Palestinians..." - Joe Biden

[Anonymous]

I am just here for the Frat Boy Summer. What a relief that normies still exist.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Go for it. We support you in your effort to starve yourselves.

Princeton students dressed in Islamic attire announce they are going on HUNGER STRIKE.

“We will abstain from all food and drink except water until the following demands are met.”

Demands:

• Divest from Israel
• Cultural Boycott
• Complete Amnesty from all criminal charges

Can someone detail what a “culture boycott” is? Is that = barring Jewish students from holding Shabbat services? What does that mean and why should that play into demands?

Cultural and academic boycott. No Israeli pianists in concert, no Israeli painter exhibits, no Israeli speakers in general, no partnership with Israeli universities for science research...They want to erase Israelis entirely and Israel as a nation, pretend it doesn't exist.

I don't think the purpose is to erase anything. The purpose is to demand that partners behave in ways that align with our values. Once they reform and behave in those ways, the purpose of the cultural and academic boycott no longer exists, and ties can be restored if both sides have interest in doing so.

Not going to happen. An academic boycott is the antithesis of academic freedom. A “cultural boycott” is discrimination based on nationality which is illegal for universities to do.