USC and Columbia Protests

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The difference is that the US is bankrolling Israel.
And BTW the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and our war on Iraq are nothing to gloat about.

I don't remember the hoards of college students shutting down campuses for any of those conflicts.

[Anonymous]

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These are protests about non-negotiable human values.

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MSNBC is pro-Israel central. It's as biased as Faux News.

Listen to what Joe has to say in the video. He has a point.
There has been *true* genocide all over the globe for years and none of these entitled brats who are "protesting" lifted an eyebrow at it.
But, if it is Israel defending itself.... goodness, we can't have that!!!!

It's not for you or a stupid media talking head to decide which genocide people choose to protest. The audacity!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

MSNBC is pro-Israel central. It's as biased as Faux News.

Listen to what Joe has to say in the video. He has a point.
There has been *true* genocide all over the globe for years and none of these entitled brats who are "protesting" lifted an eyebrow at it.
But, if it is Israel defending itself.... goodness, we can't have that!!!!

Genocide is not defending yourself! You sound unintelligent.
*Ignored

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:There is absolutely nothing wrong with protesting against the Netanyahu government and their response to the atrocities committed by Hamas on 10/7. Israelis have been protesting their government for more than a year for all sorts of reasons. If elections were held today, he'd be gone. There's also nothing wrong with being appalled by the fanatical settlers in the West Bank. Not a problem.

What is a problem is the students equating Hamas with some kind of legitimate resistance movement. You see it in this thread with people equating Hamas with Mandela and the ANC. What is a problem is students supporting terrorism with their chants of "Hamas we love you - We support your rockets too" and wishing for 10/7s every single day. What is a problem is assigning collective guilt on fellow American students simply for their faith, as if 18 year old Rachel from Milwaukee studying communications at Columbia is somehow responsible for all the turmoil in the Middle East.

Progressives at Columbia and other schools have clearly lost the plot. Their support of terrorists and their hatred of others simply for their faith is a problem. And universities are right to suspend and expel those students. Hopefully more schools will follow Vanderbilt's example and take disciplinary action against the students that cross all the lines.

The student protesters at Columbia are bright, articulate and composed. It's a joy to watch their emotional maturity and discipline around messaging, as they navigate middle aged rabid Zionist agitators and plutocrats in power. They are not the mob, they are the future intelligentsia that shapes public opinion.

The only public opinion they are shaping is to elect Trump. And I don’t say that as a Trump fan.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This country is turning into a totalitarian mess. Protesting peacefully is a right

Being on private property and refusing to leave is not protesting, it is trespassing.

No
Students were there legally and a protest is legal
Trespassing has a different legal definition

Any bets on how much NYC will pay out in settlements for illegal or violent arrests?

Lol. $0

Depends on whether or not they arrested any Jewish students with Jewish daddy lawyers in a district run by jewish judges ... or not...

No antisemitism here!!!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This country is turning into a totalitarian mess. Protesting peacefully is a right

Being on private property and refusing to leave is not protesting, it is trespassing.

No
Students were there legally and a protest is legal
Trespassing has a different legal definition

Any bets on how much NYC will pay out in settlements for illegal or violent arrests?

Lol. $0

lol you are ignorant

https://www.revolt.tv/article/2023-07-21/317158/george-floyd-protesters-reach-over-13-million-payout-with-nyc

😂 my JD says otherwise

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:There is absolutely nothing wrong with protesting against the Netanyahu government and their response to the atrocities committed by Hamas on 10/7. Israelis have been protesting their government for more than a year for all sorts of reasons. If elections were held today, he'd be gone. There's also nothing wrong with being appalled by the fanatical settlers in the West Bank. Not a problem.

What is a problem is the students equating Hamas with some kind of legitimate resistance movement. You see it in this thread with people equating Hamas with Mandela and the ANC. What is a problem is students supporting terrorism with their chants of "Hamas we love you - We support your rockets too" and wishing for 10/7s every single day. What is a problem is assigning collective guilt on fellow American students simply for their faith, as if 18 year old Rachel from Milwaukee studying communications at Columbia is somehow responsible for all the turmoil in the Middle East.

Progressives at Columbia and other schools have clearly lost the plot. Their support of terrorists and their hatred of others simply for their faith is a problem. And universities are right to suspend and expel those students. Hopefully more schools will follow Vanderbilt's example and take disciplinary action against the students that cross all the lines.

The student protesters at Columbia are bright, articulate and composed. It's a joy to watch their emotional maturity and discipline around messaging, as they navigate middle aged rabid Zionist agitators and plutocrats in power. They are not the mob, they are the future intelligentsia that shapes public opinion.

Snort.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

MSNBC is pro-Israel central. It's as biased as Faux News.

Listen to what Joe has to say in the video. He has a point.
There has been *true* genocide all over the globe for years and none of these entitled brats who are "protesting" lifted an eyebrow at it.
But, if it is Israel defending itself.... goodness, we can't have that!!!!

The difference is that it's been going on for 80 years in Israel and financed by US taxpayers and sustained by the US military.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There is absolutely nothing wrong with protesting against the Netanyahu government and their response to the atrocities committed by Hamas on 10/7. Israelis have been protesting their government for more than a year for all sorts of reasons. If elections were held today, he'd be gone. There's also nothing wrong with being appalled by the fanatical settlers in the West Bank. Not a problem.

What is a problem is the students equating Hamas with some kind of legitimate resistance movement. You see it in this thread with people equating Hamas with Mandela and the ANC. What is a problem is students supporting terrorism with their chants of "Hamas we love you - We support your rockets too" and wishing for 10/7s every single day. What is a problem is assigning collective guilt on fellow American students simply for their faith, as if 18 year old Rachel from Milwaukee studying communications at Columbia is somehow responsible for all the turmoil in the Middle East.

Progressives at Columbia and other schools have clearly lost the plot. Their support of terrorists and their hatred of others simply for their faith is a problem. And universities are right to suspend and expel those students. Hopefully more schools will follow Vanderbilt's example and take disciplinary action against the students that cross all the lines.

The student protesters at Columbia are bright, articulate and composed. It's a joy to watch their emotional maturity and discipline around messaging, as they navigate middle aged rabid Zionist agitators and plutocrats in power. They are not the mob, they are the future intelligentsia that shapes public opinion.

[Anonymous]

Israel and its supporters make it incredibly easy to support the underdog in this fight, even an underdog that shoots itself in the foot at times.

The disgusting, smug "nothing is ever gonna change, the U.S. will never impose conditions on its support, no matter what anyone else wants" attitude is just begging for wave after crushing wave of comeuppance.

If you don't hear those waves offshore already, you're not paying attention.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There is absolutely nothing wrong with protesting against the Netanyahu government and their response to the atrocities committed by Hamas on 10/7. Israelis have been protesting their government for more than a year for all sorts of reasons. If elections were held today, he'd be gone. There's also nothing wrong with being appalled by the fanatical settlers in the West Bank. Not a problem.

What is a problem is the students equating Hamas with some kind of legitimate resistance movement. You see it in this thread with people equating Hamas with Mandela and the ANC. What is a problem is students supporting terrorism with their chants of "Hamas we love you - We support your rockets too" and wishing for 10/7s every single day. What is a problem is assigning collective guilt on fellow American students simply for their faith, as if 18 year old Rachel from Milwaukee studying communications at Columbia is somehow responsible for all the turmoil in the Middle East.

Progressives at Columbia and other schools have clearly lost the plot. Their support of terrorists and their hatred of others simply for their faith is a problem. And universities are right to suspend and expel those students. Hopefully more schools will follow Vanderbilt's example and take disciplinary action against the students that cross all the lines.

The student protesters at Columbia are bright, articulate and composed. It's a joy to watch their emotional maturity and discipline around messaging, as they navigate middle aged rabid Zionist agitators and plutocrats in power. They are not the mob, they are the future intelligentsia that shapes public opinion.

What's that about the brains of people under 25, or 30 is it now? Not fully developed, except what's with these old people on campus?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There is absolutely nothing wrong with protesting against the Netanyahu government and their response to the atrocities committed by Hamas on 10/7. Israelis have been protesting their government for more than a year for all sorts of reasons. If elections were held today, he'd be gone. There's also nothing wrong with being appalled by the fanatical settlers in the West Bank. Not a problem.

What is a problem is the students equating Hamas with some kind of legitimate resistance movement. You see it in this thread with people equating Hamas with Mandela and the ANC. What is a problem is students supporting terrorism with their chants of "Hamas we love you - We support your rockets too" and wishing for 10/7s every single day. What is a problem is assigning collective guilt on fellow American students simply for their faith, as if 18 year old Rachel from Milwaukee studying communications at Columbia is somehow responsible for all the turmoil in the Middle East.

Progressives at Columbia and other schools have clearly lost the plot. Their support of terrorists and their hatred of others simply for their faith is a problem. And universities are right to suspend and expel those students. Hopefully more schools will follow Vanderbilt's example and take disciplinary action against the students that cross all the lines.

The student protesters at Columbia are bright, articulate and composed. It's a joy to watch their emotional maturity and discipline around messaging, as they navigate middle aged rabid Zionist agitators and plutocrats in power. They are not the mob, they are the future intelligentsia that shapes public opinion.

The only public opinion they are shaping is to elect Trump. And I don’t say that as a Trump fan.

+1 They are showing voters what many Democrats apparently believe.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

MSNBC is pro-Israel central. It's as biased as Faux News.

Listen to what Joe has to say in the video. He has a point.
There has been *true* genocide all over the globe for years and none of these entitled brats who are "protesting" lifted an eyebrow at it.
But, if it is Israel defending itself.... goodness, we can't have that!!!!

The difference is that it's been going on for 80 years in Israel and financed by US taxpayers and sustained by the US military.

That region and others all over the world have been warring over land control for centuries.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

The difference is that the US is bankrolling Israel.
And BTW the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and our war on Iraq are nothing to gloat about.

I don't remember the hoards of college students shutting down campuses for any of those conflicts.

Should tell you something about he current conflict then. When was the last time students protested on a massive scale and turned out to be on the wrong side of history?