Protests on college campuses

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Anonymous wrote:Very few companies will be willing to hire these toddlers.

Vietnam War era protestors (and draft dodgers) seem to have done just fine now haven't they?

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Anonymous wrote:The protestors have put themselves into their own encampments.

See the difference?

And the PP (in the instant post and previous posts) is barely concealing their bared fangs in calling for razor wire, imposed famine, and then swift and vicious disposition of their cases resulting in severe punishment.

Don’t be an idiot. No one said anything about executing anyone, except perhaps Hamas terrorists wanting to kill Jews.

But yes, they should absolutely be kicked out of school and arrested for violating trespassing laws.

NP. I’m 100% for this, yes. These “students” do not have a right to defile public spaces at the schools that are supposed to be there for everyone’s use and enjoyment

You want to execute students on Anerican college campuses for assembling to express opposition to Israel’s actions in Gaza? Is that right?

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Anonymous wrote:So a bunch of conservatives and Jews come here every day to try and justify Israeli violence and war crimes. Surprise, surprise.

You can post non-stop here but it won't change the brutality of Israel and what the rest of the world (and the younger generation) knows: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-68915529

They should have ousted Netanyahu when they had a chance. He's destroyed their country and engendered global antipathy towards Israel and its inhabitants. It will likely never be seen as anything other than a pariah nation ever again.

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Anonymous wrote:“ The war of words over the ongoing Israel-Hamas violence in the Middle East has stretched to most corners of the internet, as well as New York, where a law student has reportedly lost a job over "inflammatory" comments.

Ryna Workman, student president of the NYU Law School Bar Association, published a statement in a school newsletter that was widely circulated on social media Tuesday, stating "unwavering and absolute solidarity with Palestinians in their resistance against oppression toward liberation and self-determination."

“Israel bears full responsibility for this tremendous loss of life. This regime of state-sanctioned violence created the conditions that made resistance necessary. I will not condemn Palestinian resistance," the message continued.

The bar association president went on to condemn apartheid, settler colonialism and "the violence of trapping thousands in an open-air prison."

Winston & Strawn, a law firm that apparently employed Workman as a summer associate, announced that the law student's employment offer had been rescinded because of their comments.”

Buh-bye! Love to see it.

This happened months ago, and the decision by Winston & Strawn was taken well before there were 34,000 Palestinian casualties at the hands of Israel.

Employers who terminate offers or jobs of anyone who dares criticize the actions of the Israeli government will pay their own price when it comes to future recruiting.

No they won’t. There are far more potential recruits than there are professional job offers. These protesters are accomplishing nothing beyond hurting their own prospects.

Less than 3% of the population. I think everyone else will manage to survive the great Zionist Blackballing of 2023/2024.

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Anonymous wrote:“ The war of words over the ongoing Israel-Hamas violence in the Middle East has stretched to most corners of the internet, as well as New York, where a law student has reportedly lost a job over "inflammatory" comments.

Ryna Workman, student president of the NYU Law School Bar Association, published a statement in a school newsletter that was widely circulated on social media Tuesday, stating "unwavering and absolute solidarity with Palestinians in their resistance against oppression toward liberation and self-determination."

“Israel bears full responsibility for this tremendous loss of life. This regime of state-sanctioned violence created the conditions that made resistance necessary. I will not condemn Palestinian resistance," the message continued.

The bar association president went on to condemn apartheid, settler colonialism and "the violence of trapping thousands in an open-air prison."

Winston & Strawn, a law firm that apparently employed Workman as a summer associate, announced that the law student's employment offer had been rescinded because of their comments.”

Buh-bye! Love to see it.

This happened months ago, and the decision by Winston & Strawn was taken well before there were 34,000 Palestinian casualties at the hands of Israel.

Employers who terminate offers or jobs of anyone who dares criticize the actions of the Israeli government will pay their own price when it comes to future recruiting.

Oh please. It will make these places even more attractive as employers

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Anonymous wrote:The protestors have put themselves into their own encampments.

See the difference?

And the PP (in the instant post and previous posts) is barely concealing their bared fangs in calling for razor wire, imposed famine, and then swift and vicious disposition of their cases resulting in severe punishment.

NP. I’m 100% for this, yes. These “students” do not have a right to defile public spaces at the schools that are supposed to be there for everyone’s use and enjoyment

Very interested to see how many high school seniors (who had previously accepted admission offers) are now reconsidering and withdrawing acceptances.

They will continue to draw the students who are attracted to what they are putting out. There is clearly a market for it.

Students who aren’t looking to cosplay revolutionary in support of Islamic terror groups will go to places like Ole Miss and U of Miami where they can focus on partying, studying, networking, and socializing.

Yep. I found this interesting.....
It's almost as if students go to college specifically to become activists.

Vanderbilt accepts people like this?? My estimation of that school has tanked, just reading that.

My opinion of many of these so-called "prestigious" universities has totally tanked. Harvard, Columbia, Yale.... I could go on and on.

True. I guess I thought Vanderbilt had more sense than the Ivies, but apparently not.

Vanderbilt is so enamored with the idea of keeping up with Ivys that it ruins its own reputation in the process.

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Anonymous wrote:So a bunch of conservatives and Jews come here every day to try and justify Israeli violence and war crimes. Surprise, surprise.

You can post non-stop here but it won't change the brutality of Israel and what the rest of the world (and the younger generation) knows: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-68915529

They should have ousted Netanyahu when they had a chance. He's destroyed their country and engendered global antipathy towards Israel and its inhabitants. It will likely never be seen as anything other than a pariah nation ever again.

Israel has every right to defend itself against the brutal Hamas terrorists.
Hamas started this.
And, as each day passes without the release of the hostages...... the world is learning just how brutal Hamas is and how they try to sway public opinion with false propaganda.
Looks like they have captured your attention.

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Both sides have committed atrocities.
Any honest and informed person knows it.

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Anonymous wrote:The protestors have put themselves into their own encampments.

See the difference?

And the PP (in the instant post and previous posts) is barely concealing their bared fangs in calling for razor wire, imposed famine, and then swift and vicious disposition of their cases resulting in severe punishment.

NP. I’m 100% for this, yes. These “students” do not have a right to defile public spaces at the schools that are supposed to be there for everyone’s use and enjoyment

Very interested to see how many high school seniors (who had previously accepted admission offers) are now reconsidering and withdrawing acceptances.

They will continue to draw the students who are attracted to what they are putting out. There is clearly a market for it.

Students who aren’t looking to cosplay revolutionary in support of Islamic terror groups will go to places like Ole Miss and U of Miami where they can focus on partying, studying, networking, and socializing.

Yep. I found this interesting.....
It's almost as if students go to college specifically to become activists.

Vanderbilt accepts people like this?? My estimation of that school has tanked, just reading that.

My opinion of many of these so-called "prestigious" universities has totally tanked. Harvard, Columbia, Yale.... I could go on and on.

True. I guess I thought Vanderbilt had more sense than the Ivies, but apparently not.

Vanderbilt is so enamored with the idea of keeping up with Ivys that it ruins its own reputation in the process.

That particular student was expelled. As were a few others.

[Anonymous]

This is an interesting tactic. Florida universities have very clear guidelines on what is allowed as free speech and what is not (with very substantial consequences). No camping gear, furniture, loudspeakers, etc.

BREAKING: The University of Florida Divest Coalition is trying to make an encampment using wheelchairs only. They are claiming to be disabled and in need of the chairs. The UF Divest Coalition are trying to weaponize the Americans with Disabilities Act against the University of Florida.

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Anonymous wrote:This is an interesting tactic. Florida universities have very clear guidelines on what is allowed as free speech and what is not (with very substantial consequences). No camping gear, furniture, loudspeakers, etc.

BREAKING: The University of Florida Divest Coalition is trying to make an encampment using wheelchairs only. They are claiming to be disabled and in need of the chairs. The UF Divest Coalition are trying to weaponize the Americans with Disabilities Act against the University of Florida.

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These people are seriously sick in the head.

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Anonymous wrote:This is an interesting tactic. Florida universities have very clear guidelines on what is allowed as free speech and what is not (with very substantial consequences). No camping gear, furniture, loudspeakers, etc.

BREAKING: The University of Florida Divest Coalition is trying to make an encampment using wheelchairs only. They are claiming to be disabled and in need of the chairs. The UF Divest Coalition are trying to weaponize the Americans with Disabilities Act against the University of Florida.

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These people are seriously sick in the head.

Three year suspension for students in violation of Code of Conduct.

[Anonymous]

And about to be a confrontation at Virginia Tech. Police vans lined up in anticipation of mass arrests.

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Anonymous wrote:“ The war of words over the ongoing Israel-Hamas violence in the Middle East has stretched to most corners of the internet, as well as New York, where a law student has reportedly lost a job over "inflammatory" comments.

Ryna Workman, student president of the NYU Law School Bar Association, published a statement in a school newsletter that was widely circulated on social media Tuesday, stating "unwavering and absolute solidarity with Palestinians in their resistance against oppression toward liberation and self-determination."

“Israel bears full responsibility for this tremendous loss of life. This regime of state-sanctioned violence created the conditions that made resistance necessary. I will not condemn Palestinian resistance," the message continued.

The bar association president went on to condemn apartheid, settler colonialism and "the violence of trapping thousands in an open-air prison."

Winston & Strawn, a law firm that apparently employed Workman as a summer associate, announced that the law student's employment offer had been rescinded because of their comments.”

Buh-bye! Love to see it.

This happened months ago, and the decision by Winston & Strawn was taken well before there were 34,000 Palestinian casualties at the hands of Israel.

Employers who terminate offers or jobs of anyone who dares criticize the actions of the Israeli government will pay their own price when it comes to future recruiting.

Employers who refuse to hire terrorist sympathizers are doing the right thing. Sorry it triggers you so.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am betting this Jewish donor wishes he/she had not funded this full ride.

Hope her funding is cut off.