Gaza war and College Campus Protests

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Anonymous wrote:It's already started again....

https://cornellsun.com/2024/08/26/exclusive-pro-palestine-activists-vandalize-day-hall-on-first-day-of-school-and-tell-the-sun-why/

Now I don't condone vandalism...but until their voices are heard....college campuses will continue this.

You make it seem like colleges have never seen a protest before. If it wasn't for this it'd be for something else. You don't see vandalism everyday, but that's a problem for the colleges.

Last year was not normal college protesting.

Most colleges have spent the summer figuring out what's going to work. And what's not. The NYTimes had a good article about it.

There's always going to be a space for free speech within certain parameters. Cross the lines, and colleges are making it pretty clear they will be swift and merciless with the suspensions and expulsions.

As they should be.

Universities allowed the protests to mutate into a hostile learning environment for Jewish students.

An antiSemitic environment of hate.

This is why critical theory is so toxic. The far left views Palestinians as a victim. Therefore they can do no wrong. Even Hamas terrorism is cheered by these lunatics.

We have one of those lunatics here on the thread, and she is allowed to post her hate and use Zionism as an insult. That is promoting hate and engaging in hate speech.

Hate speech is constitutionally protected in the US. Thank God or you would have everyone who disagrees with you inprisoned...

Or even "imprisoned".

The global intifada strikes again.

DP

<phew> Thank goodness for that Ashkenazi might in handling the tedious work of spell checking! Genocide and keyboard editing, so multi-talented!

* Don’t cry and complain about the Ashkenazi mockery, y’all brought that on yourselves by leaning in on the racist, debunked-by-scholars nonsense of the BC and trying to convince others of the laughably absurd premise of … wait for it … your superiority over all others.

Such a common theme. Is there a family history of insecurity around the subject of intellectual vitality? Is it because the entire charade is based on the belief that a burning bush called the shots for all of humanity, elevating you above others?

WHAT are you even going on about?

Cannot follow along - wrong tribe, doll.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:It's already started again....

https://cornellsun.com/2024/08/26/exclusive-pro-palestine-activists-vandalize-day-hall-on-first-day-of-school-and-tell-the-sun-why/

Now I don't condone vandalism...but until their voices are heard....college campuses will continue this.

You make it seem like colleges have never seen a protest before. If it wasn't for this it'd be for something else. You don't see vandalism everyday, but that's a problem for the colleges.

Last year was not normal college protesting.

Most colleges have spent the summer figuring out what's going to work. And what's not. The NYTimes had a good article about it.

There's always going to be a space for free speech within certain parameters. Cross the lines, and colleges are making it pretty clear they will be swift and merciless with the suspensions and expulsions.

As they should be.

Universities allowed the protests to mutate into a hostile learning environment for Jewish students.

An antiSemitic environment of hate.

This is why critical theory is so toxic. The far left views Palestinians as a victim. Therefore they can do no wrong. Even Hamas terrorism is cheered by these lunatics.

We have one of those lunatics here on the thread, and she is allowed to post her hate and use Zionism as an insult. That is promoting hate and engaging in hate speech.

Hate speech is constitutionally protected in the US. Thank God or you would have everyone who disagrees with you inprisoned...

Or even "imprisoned".

The global intifada strikes again.

DP

<phew> Thank goodness for that Ashkenazi might in handling the tedious work of spell checking! Genocide and keyboard editing, so multi-talented!

* Don’t cry and complain about the Ashkenazi mockery, y’all brought that on yourselves by leaning in on the racist, debunked-by-scholars nonsense of the BC and trying to convince others of the laughably absurd premise of … wait for it … your superiority over all others.

Such a common theme. Is there a family history of insecurity around the subject of intellectual vitality? Is it because the entire charade is based on the belief that a burning bush called the shots for all of humanity, elevating you above others?

WHAT are you even going on about?

They go so far down the antisemitism rabbit hole that they come out incomprehensible.

[Anonymous]

Wow. That’s good news they found a hostage. There is hope for the others.

Almost a year in Gaza sounds hellish. Too bad he won’t be able to provide an uncensored interview about the experience.

[Anonymous]

I hope these hostages will be compensated in Israel instead of Israel helping Hamas get compensated

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's already started again....

https://cornellsun.com/2024/08/26/exclusive-pro-palestine-activists-vandalize-day-hall-on-first-day-of-school-and-tell-the-sun-why/

Now I don't condone vandalism...but until their voices are heard....college campuses will continue this.

You make it seem like colleges have never seen a protest before. If it wasn't for this it'd be for something else. You don't see vandalism everyday, but that's a problem for the colleges.

Last year was not normal college protesting.

Most colleges have spent the summer figuring out what's going to work. And what's not. The NYTimes had a good article about it.

There's always going to be a space for free speech within certain parameters. Cross the lines, and colleges are making it pretty clear they will be swift and merciless with the suspensions and expulsions.

As they should be.

Universities allowed the protests to mutate into a hostile learning environment for Jewish students.

An antiSemitic environment of hate.

This is why critical theory is so toxic. The far left views Palestinians as a victim. Therefore they can do no wrong. Even Hamas terrorism is cheered by these lunatics.

We have one of those lunatics here on the thread, and she is allowed to post her hate and use Zionism as an insult. That is promoting hate and engaging in hate speech.

Hate speech is constitutionally protected in the US. Thank God or you would have everyone who disagrees with you inprisoned...

Or even "imprisoned".

The global intifada strikes again.

DP

<phew> Thank goodness for that Ashkenazi might in handling the tedious work of spell checking! Genocide and keyboard editing, so multi-talented!

* Don’t cry and complain about the Ashkenazi mockery, y’all brought that on yourselves by leaning in on the racist, debunked-by-scholars nonsense of the BC and trying to convince others of the laughably absurd premise of … wait for it … your superiority over all others.

Such a common theme. Is there a family history of insecurity around the subject of intellectual vitality? Is it because the entire charade is based on the belief that a burning bush called the shots for all of humanity, elevating you above others?

WHAT are you even going on about?

They go so far down the antisemitism rabbit hole that they come out incomprehensible.

Anti-semitism, my elbow. When any group propagates myths about their supposed superiority to justify their despicable actions, they have no right to safe harbor from mockery.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's already started again....

https://cornellsun.com/2024/08/26/exclusive-pro-palestine-activists-vandalize-day-hall-on-first-day-of-school-and-tell-the-sun-why/

Now I don't condone vandalism...but until their voices are heard....college campuses will continue this.

You make it seem like colleges have never seen a protest before. If it wasn't for this it'd be for something else. You don't see vandalism everyday, but that's a problem for the colleges.

Last year was not normal college protesting.

Most colleges have spent the summer figuring out what's going to work. And what's not. The NYTimes had a good article about it.

There's always going to be a space for free speech within certain parameters. Cross the lines, and colleges are making it pretty clear they will be swift and merciless with the suspensions and expulsions.

As they should be.

Universities allowed the protests to mutate into a hostile learning environment for Jewish students.

An antiSemitic environment of hate.

This is why critical theory is so toxic. The far left views Palestinians as a victim. Therefore they can do no wrong. Even Hamas terrorism is cheered by these lunatics.

We have one of those lunatics here on the thread, and she is allowed to post her hate and use Zionism as an insult. That is promoting hate and engaging in hate speech.

Hate speech is constitutionally protected in the US. Thank God or you would have everyone who disagrees with you inprisoned...

Or even "imprisoned".

The global intifada strikes again.

DP

<phew> Thank goodness for that Ashkenazi might in handling the tedious work of spell checking! Genocide and keyboard editing, so multi-talented!

* Don’t cry and complain about the Ashkenazi mockery, y’all brought that on yourselves by leaning in on the racist, debunked-by-scholars nonsense of the BC and trying to convince others of the laughably absurd premise of … wait for it … your superiority over all others.

Such a common theme. Is there a family history of insecurity around the subject of intellectual vitality? Is it because the entire charade is based on the belief that a burning bush called the shots for all of humanity, elevating you above others?

WHAT are you even going on about?

They go so far down the antisemitism rabbit hole that they come out incomprehensible.

Anti-semitism, my elbow. When any group propagates myths about their supposed superiority to justify their despicable actions, they have no right to safe harbor from mockery.

Hamas and the people who support them are despicable.

[Anonymous]

Omg. Some Zionist wrote a book saying protestors and pro Palestinians are jealous of Jewish IQ and Israel’s success lmaoo

This is delulu as the kids say.

What’s so exceptional about giving a group that wants to wipe Jews off the map billions in Qatari cash via suitcases? What was Qatar to think about Israel wanting billionaire anti-Israelis to run Gaza? What did Hamas think!

Is this really the smartest country ever?

They killed over 10 Iranian nuclear physicists out of jealousy and they think they’re the brain trust of the Middle East when they suck on Americas tit for everything?

https://m.jpost.com/israel-news/article-815890

[Anonymous]

I would say the average Hamas guy even inside Hamas that makes rockets and tunnels is smarter than a guy in the IDF dressing in dead Palestinian women’s panties on TikTok. It’s embarassing that billions in U.S. weapons and thousands of bombs dropped a year later, the tunnels can’t break and Hamas have sadly successfully remodeled themselves as the VICTIMS even though they were the aggressors in this war.

Here is your daily reminder that the only reason Hamas are rich is because Bibi made sure Qatar didn’t cut them off for befriending Iran in 2018. Bibi personally ensured Israelis drove Qatari officials from Israeli airports to Gaza to hand off millions to Hamas. Israel did this because they thought Hamas will become peaceful if they were rich lol.

Hamas own charter says they want to destroy Israel to pieces and they are thinking they want peace? Wtf? They should’ve gave a fraction of that money to the West Bank. The best career for a man in Palestine to join Hamas. Israel really knows how to incentivize their problems and magnify them

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's already started again....

https://cornellsun.com/2024/08/26/exclusive-pro-palestine-activists-vandalize-day-hall-on-first-day-of-school-and-tell-the-sun-why/

Now I don't condone vandalism...but until their voices are heard....college campuses will continue this.

You make it seem like colleges have never seen a protest before. If it wasn't for this it'd be for something else. You don't see vandalism everyday, but that's a problem for the colleges.

Last year was not normal college protesting.

Most colleges have spent the summer figuring out what's going to work. And what's not. The NYTimes had a good article about it.

There's always going to be a space for free speech within certain parameters. Cross the lines, and colleges are making it pretty clear they will be swift and merciless with the suspensions and expulsions.

As they should be.

Universities allowed the protests to mutate into a hostile learning environment for Jewish students.

An antiSemitic environment of hate.

This is why critical theory is so toxic. The far left views Palestinians as a victim. Therefore they can do no wrong. Even Hamas terrorism is cheered by these lunatics.

We have one of those lunatics here on the thread, and she is allowed to post her hate and use Zionism as an insult. That is promoting hate and engaging in hate speech.

Hate speech is constitutionally protected in the US. Thank God or you would have everyone who disagrees with you inprisoned...

Or even "imprisoned".

The global intifada strikes again.

DP

<phew> Thank goodness for that Ashkenazi might in handling the tedious work of spell checking! Genocide and keyboard editing, so multi-talented!

* Don’t cry and complain about the Ashkenazi mockery, y’all brought that on yourselves by leaning in on the racist, debunked-by-scholars nonsense of the BC and trying to convince others of the laughably absurd premise of … wait for it … your superiority over all others.

Such a common theme. Is there a family history of insecurity around the subject of intellectual vitality? Is it because the entire charade is based on the belief that a burning bush called the shots for all of humanity, elevating you above others?

WHAT are you even going on about?

They go so far down the antisemitism rabbit hole that they come out incomprehensible.

Anti-semitism, my elbow. When any group propagates myths about their supposed superiority to justify their despicable actions, they have no right to safe harbor from mockery.

Hamas and the people who support them are despicable.

I agree. Netanyahu really is despicable

[Anonymous]

Who does Hamas love more? Bibi the bank or Gen Z the protestors?

[Anonymous]

Netanyahu was a “useful idiot” for Hamas and for Putin

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's already started again....

https://cornellsun.com/2024/08/26/exclusive-pro-palestine-activists-vandalize-day-hall-on-first-day-of-school-and-tell-the-sun-why/

Now I don't condone vandalism...but until their voices are heard....college campuses will continue this.

You make it seem like colleges have never seen a protest before. If it wasn't for this it'd be for something else. You don't see vandalism everyday, but that's a problem for the colleges.

Last year was not normal college protesting.

Most colleges have spent the summer figuring out what's going to work. And what's not. The NYTimes had a good article about it.

There's always going to be a space for free speech within certain parameters. Cross the lines, and colleges are making it pretty clear they will be swift and merciless with the suspensions and expulsions.

As they should be.

Universities allowed the protests to mutate into a hostile learning environment for Jewish students.

An antiSemitic environment of hate.

This is why critical theory is so toxic. The far left views Palestinians as a victim. Therefore they can do no wrong. Even Hamas terrorism is cheered by these lunatics.

We have one of those lunatics here on the thread, and she is allowed to post her hate and use Zionism as an insult. That is promoting hate and engaging in hate speech.

Hate speech is constitutionally protected in the US. Thank God or you would have everyone who disagrees with you inprisoned...

Or even "imprisoned".

The global intifada strikes again.

DP

<phew> Thank goodness for that Ashkenazi might in handling the tedious work of spell checking! Genocide and keyboard editing, so multi-talented!

* Don’t cry and complain about the Ashkenazi mockery, y’all brought that on yourselves by leaning in on the racist, debunked-by-scholars nonsense of the BC and trying to convince others of the laughably absurd premise of … wait for it … your superiority over all others.

Such a common theme. Is there a family history of insecurity around the subject of intellectual vitality? Is it because the entire charade is based on the belief that a burning bush called the shots for all of humanity, elevating you above others?

WHAT are you even going on about?

They go so far down the antisemitism rabbit hole that they come out incomprehensible.

Anti-semitism, my elbow. When any group propagates myths about their supposed superiority to justify their despicable actions, they have no right to safe harbor from mockery.

Hamas and the people who support them are despicable.

That’s true, too. Where are they?

[Anonymous]

No bigger idiots than the ones who mention Hamas "sUpPorters" to absolve and deflect from what I linked below. Zionists are so mentally disturbed. Funny how everyone's talking about Telegram and ignore all of the israelis on there with their little circle j*rl over dead children.

An American doctor (who is also Jewish) was in Gaza and saw what israel was doing. Spare us your BS about Hamas. It was never about Hamas for israel. They've been doing this sh*t for 75 years during the days when terrorism was broyghgt to Palestine by Zionist Jews from Europe who took their frustrations out on Palestinians rather than the Europeans who ACTUALLY f***ed them over.

And this doctor can see it's DELIBERATE what israel has always done There's a cruelty in israeli society that is omitted from American media on purpose.

https://www.cbs.com/shows/video/G5gIg_iwm8ZuPSjg9uqYjBizZ_NsgDdN/

[Anonymous]

circlejer*

[Anonymous]

Dr. Perlmutter is his name. Have the guts to watch what I linked and dare question what he witnessed. He said snipers were purposely killing children. This is someone who has been doing this for 30 years and said he has never seen anything like what israel does. He said this was worse than all of the other places he has been *combined*

The hell with you bleating "hamas" as your BS excuse for a level of evil US taxpayers fund/defend long before Hamas ever existed. I assure you, America will suffer in the future for this idiotic foreign policy which has been controlled by the likes of Stuart Seldowitz and Blinken who do not rep the best interests of the American citizen. This will be worse than the aftermath of the Iraq lies because whereas the NYT could lie about WMDs and you old people just accepted it, young people have access to real-time footage of israeli depravity...that isn't being brainwashed. You're such idiots for thinking young people who literally have footage going back years on YT which most of you didn't have growing up, are the "brainwashed" ones. Did the media show you the years of foreign-born Jews just showing up to a Palestinian home and stealing it? No, they never did that, but college kids now know that's been going on since the first terrorists showed up from Europe.