Protests on college campuses

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Anonymous wrote:Who are the allies in the Pro Palestinian movement I can contact about flying pride flags at the protests in support of Palestinian LGBTQIA friends?

Ugh. Get that gay nonsense out of here please.

Do pro-Israel goons ever tire of pretending they are in the camp with those opposed to their conduct, for the pathetic purpose of false flagging bad PR and gaining an advantage? Such weasels, it never changes.

You’re a sick person

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Who are the allies in the Pro Palestinian movement I can contact about flying pride flags at the protests in support of Palestinian LGBTQIA friends?

I know this is really hard for you to understand, so I'm gonna say it slowly. Two things can be wrong at the same time. And the response to something wrong should be proportional. So that means we don't support a genocide, even if those people have some backwards beliefs. Because life and death is a bigger issue proportionately to LGBT+ rights. Both important. Life and death comes first.

Not if you play to win.

Show some compassion for others. You might find yourself in a position where winning isn't possible sooner than you think.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Who are the allies in the Pro Palestinian movement I can contact about flying pride flags at the protests in support of Palestinian LGBTQIA friends?

I know this is really hard for you to understand, so I'm gonna say it slowly. Two things can be wrong at the same time. And the response to something wrong should be proportional. So that means we don't support a genocide, even if those people have some backwards beliefs. Because life and death is a bigger issue proportionately to LGBT+ rights. Both important. Life and death comes first.

Not if you play to win.

The world order is changing. You should pray the other side shows you the mercy you denied them.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Who are the allies in the Pro Palestinian movement I can contact about flying pride flags at the protests in support of Palestinian LGBTQIA friends?

I know this is really hard for you to understand, so I'm gonna say it slowly. Two things can be wrong at the same time. And the response to something wrong should be proportional. So that means we don't support a genocide, even if those people have some backwards beliefs. Because life and death is a bigger issue proportionately to LGBT+ rights. Both important. Life and death comes first.

If Hamas wanted a proportional fight, then why not have it instead of hiding behind all those women and children? It's their battle strategy after all.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Who are the allies in the Pro Palestinian movement I can contact about flying pride flags at the protests in support of Palestinian LGBTQIA friends?

Ugh. Get that gay nonsense out of here please.

Queers for Palestine!!! We’re comin’ to Gaza to open up gay nightclubs on every corner! It will be the sassiest place this side of the West Bank. Ladies, don’t expect your husbands home anytime soon!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who are the allies in the Pro Palestinian movement I can contact about flying pride flags at the protests in support of Palestinian LGBTQIA friends?

+1000. You know those burly terrorists want to party with the boys after a long day of hiding behind women and children!!!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Who are the allies in the Pro Palestinian movement I can contact about flying pride flags at the protests in support of Palestinian LGBTQIA friends?

Palestine has no allies. No friends. Nobody likes them.

Hmm.

Pretty sure they have plenty of allies. Tons of people are risking their lives and careers for their cause. What they don't have is a lot of money and power, and thus they lack the support of the morally bankrupt political prostitutes that run this godforsaken world.

If so, why aren't any of Israel's neighbors offering to take them in?

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Anonymous wrote:Perhaps there is hope that these protesters will get an education.......

Yikes. I hope they aren’t screening the 40 baked babies, clothesline babies, babies cut from the womb, teenage sister rape, nails in pelvises, mass rape, Gaza hospital nurse, and all of the other fictional chronicles from the past seven months on that screen, too! This fugazi phone call manufactured by Jeffrey Epstein’s minions is terrifying enough!

Why do you hope that?

Do you think it’s ethical that pro-Israel propagandists produced a video that contains nothing more than a factional re-enactment of what they purport would be a call from a terrorist to their parents, and intended to deceive consumers if that video into believing that they actually intercepted and recorded that call - that it was an authentic recording?

You think that’s ethical? I think the kind of people who do that should be placed on an ice floe and shoved out to sea.

You continue to allege that posters are calling for the deaths, execution, etc. of the protesters...yet you're the one doing so, insulting, name calling, etc.

1. I haven’t called for the death of anyone. That’s not my style anyway.

2. I’ve seen replies directly to a poster who replied “100%” when they were specifically asked to confirm that they were calling for the death of not just the protesters doing abhorrent things, but anyone protesting Israeli conduct.

DP. Yes, presumably your "placed on an ice floe and shoved out to sea" wish was rhetorical. As are all the other things that protestors and counter-protestors are saying.

Like the N word and “Kill all Gaza babies”?

Uh, yeah. All the words of US college protestors about the Middle East are rhetorical. If they were in the ME, maybe their words might have a chance of becoming real. But not here.

Where I’m from, calling for a ceasefire on humanitarian grounds and the divestment of a country that commits war crimes recognized by 193 of the world’s 195 nations is quite a bit different than using the N word and calling for the mass murder of children.

Apparently, we don’t swim in the same pond. I am comfortable supporting a ceasefire and the calls for divestment, today and always. But how long have you been an open racist supportive of the mass murder of innocent, defenseless children?

Are you the ice floe poster?

Just asking.

And ftr, the divestment stuff (same as BDS? different?) is idiotic.

Why do you think BDS idiotic? My understanding is that it was a very effective strategy in pressuring South Africa to end apartheid.

Because comparing South African apartheid with Israel is idiotic. It's not on the same level at all, which is why these protestors are being told to go home and most of the US is fine with that.

Bishop Tutu, someone who knew a thing or two about Apartheid, thought the comparison was very apt. Israel rules over the majority Arab population of Gaza, the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Israel proper in much the same manner that white South Africans ruled over the majority black population. Right down to creating bantustans.

It's funny how those of you who claim apartheid seem to forget about the bit of history where Israel attempted to negotiate land and peace deals with the Palestinians and those were rejected--repeatedly. Countries who practice apartheid don't typically offer land to those they're supposedly ruling over. Read a history book or maybe google the information (or maybe you don't want to do that since google does a lot of business with Israel)

Those of you who make arguments about rejected peace deals conveniently ignore the fact that they have their land and homes STOLEN from them, and you expect them to just take whatever scraps you offer them.

You came in, took their homes, stole their land, killed their people, fenced them into a ghetto, then act surprised they hate you and won't allow you to solidify your hold over their stolen land.

It's maddening that people like you can make the arguments you make with a straight face, and tell us to read a history book.

If someone violently took your home from you and killed your neighbors, would you raise your kids to cooperate with your oppressor, or would you raise them to fight like hell?

hey, go tell that to the native americans whose land we basically stole. I'll wait...

Stay on topic. Nobody cares to engages in your distractions.

The Native Americans see you for what you are, seeking to exploit one horrific series of events to justify the blood on your hands in another horrific series of events.

So many Native Americans were killed (an estimated 56 million), it resulted in climate change. But it's cool. You own your $1.74M home on stolen land because...something. Anyway, continue your selective outrage and tell us why you're better than the rest of us (using an insult, name calling, an analogy, a metaphor, a death wish...not sure what your new favorite method is).

https://www.communitycommons.org/entities/5881b499-5621-4cec-916b-05f9e79bfec7

DP. Yes, and 99% of those deaths were inadvertent, caused by disease.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who are the allies in the Pro Palestinian movement I can contact about flying pride flags at the protests in support of Palestinian LGBTQIA friends?

I know this is really hard for you to understand, so I'm gonna say it slowly. Two things can be wrong at the same time. And the response to something wrong should be proportional. So that means we don't support a genocide, even if those people have some backwards beliefs. Because life and death is a bigger issue proportionately to LGBT+ rights. Both important. Life and death comes first.

If Hamas wanted a proportional fight, then why not have it instead of hiding behind all those women and children? It's their battle strategy after all.

Same could be said about Israel but add why does Israel hide behind the US?

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Anonymous wrote:Perhaps there is hope that these protesters will get an education.......

Yikes. I hope they aren’t screening the 40 baked babies, clothesline babies, babies cut from the womb, teenage sister rape, nails in pelvises, mass rape, Gaza hospital nurse, and all of the other fictional chronicles from the past seven months on that screen, too! This fugazi phone call manufactured by Jeffrey Epstein’s minions is terrifying enough!

Why do you hope that?

Do you think it’s ethical that pro-Israel propagandists produced a video that contains nothing more than a factional re-enactment of what they purport would be a call from a terrorist to their parents, and intended to deceive consumers if that video into believing that they actually intercepted and recorded that call - that it was an authentic recording?

You think that’s ethical? I think the kind of people who do that should be placed on an ice floe and shoved out to sea.

You continue to allege that posters are calling for the deaths, execution, etc. of the protesters...yet you're the one doing so, insulting, name calling, etc.

1. I haven’t called for the death of anyone. That’s not my style anyway.

2. I’ve seen replies directly to a poster who replied “100%” when they were specifically asked to confirm that they were calling for the death of not just the protesters doing abhorrent things, but anyone protesting Israeli conduct.

DP. Yes, presumably your "placed on an ice floe and shoved out to sea" wish was rhetorical. As are all the other things that protestors and counter-protestors are saying.

Like the N word and “Kill all Gaza babies”?

Uh, yeah. All the words of US college protestors about the Middle East are rhetorical. If they were in the ME, maybe their words might have a chance of becoming real. But not here.

Where I’m from, calling for a ceasefire on humanitarian grounds and the divestment of a country that commits war crimes recognized by 193 of the world’s 195 nations is quite a bit different than using the N word and calling for the mass murder of children.

Apparently, we don’t swim in the same pond. I am comfortable supporting a ceasefire and the calls for divestment, today and always. But how long have you been an open racist supportive of the mass murder of innocent, defenseless children?

Are you the ice floe poster?

Just asking.

And ftr, the divestment stuff (same as BDS? different?) is idiotic.

Why do you think BDS idiotic? My understanding is that it was a very effective strategy in pressuring South Africa to end apartheid.

Because comparing South African apartheid with Israel is idiotic. It's not on the same level at all, which is why these protestors are being told to go home and most of the US is fine with that.

Bishop Tutu, someone who knew a thing or two about Apartheid, thought the comparison was very apt. Israel rules over the majority Arab population of Gaza, the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Israel proper in much the same manner that white South Africans ruled over the majority black population. Right down to creating bantustans.

It's funny how those of you who claim apartheid seem to forget about the bit of history where Israel attempted to negotiate land and peace deals with the Palestinians and those were rejected--repeatedly. Countries who practice apartheid don't typically offer land to those they're supposedly ruling over. Read a history book or maybe google the information (or maybe you don't want to do that since google does a lot of business with Israel)

Those of you who make arguments about rejected peace deals conveniently ignore the fact that they have their land and homes STOLEN from them, and you expect them to just take whatever scraps you offer them.

You came in, took their homes, stole their land, killed their people, fenced them into a ghetto, then act surprised they hate you and won't allow you to solidify your hold over their stolen land.

It's maddening that people like you can make the arguments you make with a straight face, and tell us to read a history book.

If someone violently took your home from you and killed your neighbors, would you raise your kids to cooperate with your oppressor, or would you raise them to fight like hell?

hey, go tell that to the native americans whose land we basically stole. I'll wait...

Stay on topic. Nobody cares to engages in your distractions.

The Native Americans see you for what you are, seeking to exploit one horrific series of events to justify the blood on your hands in another horrific series of events.

So many Native Americans were killed (an estimated 56 million), it resulted in climate change. But it's cool. You own your $1.74M home on stolen land because...something. Anyway, continue your selective outrage and tell us why you're better than the rest of us (using an insult, name calling, an analogy, a metaphor, a death wish...not sure what your new favorite method is).

https://www.communitycommons.org/entities/5881b499-5621-4cec-916b-05f9e79bfec7

DP. Yes, and 99% of those deaths were inadvertent, caused by disease.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who are the allies in the Pro Palestinian movement I can contact about flying pride flags at the protests in support of Palestinian LGBTQIA friends?

I know this is really hard for you to understand, so I'm gonna say it slowly. Two things can be wrong at the same time. And the response to something wrong should be proportional. So that means we don't support a genocide, even if those people have some backwards beliefs. Because life and death is a bigger issue proportionately to LGBT+ rights. Both important. Life and death comes first.

Not if you play to win.

Show some compassion for others. You might find yourself in a position where winning isn't possible sooner than you think.

We haven't played to win in decades. That's a large reason why (some of) our college students are so shocked and surprised by this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who are the allies in the Pro Palestinian movement I can contact about flying pride flags at the protests in support of Palestinian LGBTQIA friends?

Ugh. Get that gay nonsense out of here please.

Queers for Palestine!!! We’re comin’ to Gaza to open up gay nightclubs on every corner! It will be the sassiest place this side of the West Bank. Ladies, don’t expect your husbands home anytime soon!!!

I wonder how we can export trans literature to Gaza?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who are the allies in the Pro Palestinian movement I can contact about flying pride flags at the protests in support of Palestinian LGBTQIA friends?

I know this is really hard for you to understand, so I'm gonna say it slowly. Two things can be wrong at the same time. And the response to something wrong should be proportional. So that means we don't support a genocide, even if those people have some backwards beliefs. Because life and death is a bigger issue proportionately to LGBT+ rights. Both important. Life and death comes first.

If Hamas wanted a proportional fight, then why not have it instead of hiding behind all those women and children? It's their battle strategy after all.

Is the Hamas boogeyman in the room? Do they wear a uniform? Or when you say Hamas do you really mean any Palestinian citizen? Just be honest. You hate those women and children just as much as any other Palestinian, which is why they are being targeted.

Also listen to yourself. If Hamas is using them as human shields, does it justify murdering them by the thousands?

You're sick. The dust will settle on this in a few years, and you'll be disgusted with yourself and what you cheered on.

[Anonymous]

Are any of the protestors offering to trade places with the Israeli hostages? That seems like it would be a win across the board.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who are the allies in the Pro Palestinian movement I can contact about flying pride flags at the protests in support of Palestinian LGBTQIA friends?

I know this is really hard for you to understand, so I'm gonna say it slowly. Two things can be wrong at the same time. And the response to something wrong should be proportional. So that means we don't support a genocide, even if those people have some backwards beliefs. Because life and death is a bigger issue proportionately to LGBT+ rights. Both important. Life and death comes first.

If Hamas wanted a proportional fight, then why not have it instead of hiding behind all those women and children? It's their battle strategy after all.

Is the Hamas boogeyman in the room? Do they wear a uniform? Or when you say Hamas do you really mean any Palestinian citizen? Just be honest. You hate those women and children just as much as any other Palestinian, which is why they are being targeted.

Also listen to yourself. If Hamas is using them as human shields, does it justify murdering them by the thousands?

You're sick. The dust will settle on this in a few years, and you'll be disgusted with yourself and what you cheered on.

I cannot wait for Palestine to look like West Hollywood, Dupont Circle and Fire Island all in one. Gonna be the gayest place on earth!