USC and Columbia Protests

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:On the bright side, every student enrolled in a university not being overtaken by violent protests is going to see his/her employment prospects increase.

When I’m reviewing resumes, these Ivy school applications are going into the circular file.

They are ultra bright, accomplished and hardworking as evidenced by their acceptance to IVYs. They are also willing to fight for what they believe in. Meet your future competitors.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:From The Atlantic: https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2024/04/columbia-university-protests-palestine/678159/?gift=mg7b1AqRHrzgE279scHT_JqGAaK-cEdHC33cpDj0ano&utm_source=copy-link&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=share

The Unreality of Columbia’s ‘Liberated Zone’
What happens when genuine sympathy for civilian suffering mixes with a fervor that borders on the oppressive?

By Michael Powell

Wow. What a bunch of vacuous dimwits.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:On the bright side, every student enrolled in a university not being overtaken by violent protests is going to see his/her employment prospects increase.

When I’m reviewing resumes, these Ivy school applications are going into the circular file.

They are ultra bright, accomplished and hardworking as evidenced by their acceptance to IVYs. They are also willing to fight for what they believe in. Meet your future competitors.

I suggest they sign up for Study Abroad in Palestine next semester.

[Anonymous]

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Actually, as a person who objects to military assistance to Israel, I would have preferred that Israel not have provoked the Iranian response by committing war crimes in destroying a foreign diplomatic facility, murdering diplomats, and then expecting people to just turn the page when they conjured up another Israeli lie about the occupants of the diplomatic facility.

#stopIsraelsupport

And I would have preferred that Hamas didn't commit mass murder of 1200 civilians and kidnapping of 250 others on October 7. But we don't always get what we prefer.

+1000
Truly amazing that this has to be reiterated over and over.

To you and the PP:

What did 10/7 justify Israel to do in response, since you very clearly cannot get past 10/7 and believe Israel was an innocent bystander previously?

What did 10/7 justify as a response from Israel?

Ok since you believe 10/7 was just another day in a long war let the war continue without complaining.

That’s how sick, uncivilized people tend to think. Civilized people seek solutions.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote: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.

Yes, the US supports the underdog Israel. Last week, Iran, a country with eight times the population of Israel, sent a wave of drones, ballistic and cruise missiles, toward Israel. Fortunately, with US military assistance, Israel was able to shoot down 99% of the incoming explosives. and the only serious injury was to a 7-year old Bedouin girl. Would the people objecting to military assistance to Israel, preferred that there were instead massive casualties?

Would prefer that they do not attack the embassy of the other country.

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/israel-edge-iranian-retaliation-after-embassy-strike-2024-04-12/

Would prefer that Iranian embassies not harbor known terrorists like Mohammed Reza Zahedi.

Would prefer that Iran establish diplomatic relations with Israel — as Egypt and Jordan have done — so that rules of diplomacy apply

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:On the bright side, every student enrolled in a university not being overtaken by violent protests is going to see his/her employment prospects increase.

When I’m reviewing resumes, these Ivy school applications are going into the circular file.

They are ultra bright, accomplished and hardworking as evidenced by their acceptance to IVYs. They are also willing to fight for what they believe in. Meet your future competitors.

Ok. How many are you hiring?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A lot of parents who are about to stroke their first Ivy League tuition checks are not feeling very good right now. Can you imagine sending $80k a year to a place like this?

They are feeling great, their children are getting an education vs. an overpriced worker training program.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Actually, as a person who objects to military assistance to Israel, I would have preferred that Israel not have provoked the Iranian response by committing war crimes in destroying a foreign diplomatic facility, murdering diplomats, and then expecting people to just turn the page when they conjured up another Israeli lie about the occupants of the diplomatic facility.

#stopIsraelsupport

And I would have preferred that Hamas didn't commit mass murder of 1200 civilians and kidnapping of 250 others on October 7. But we don't always get what we prefer.

+1000
Truly amazing that this has to be reiterated over and over.

To you and the PP:

What did 10/7 justify Israel to do in response, since you very clearly cannot get past 10/7 and believe Israel was an innocent bystander previously?

What did 10/7 justify as a response from Israel?

Ok since you believe 10/7 was just another day in a long war let the war continue without complaining.

I don’t take directions related to what I expect of my country from someone who doesn’t have U.S. interests first, second and last on their list of priorities.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Actually, as a person who objects to military assistance to Israel, I would have preferred that Israel not have provoked the Iranian response by committing war crimes in destroying a foreign diplomatic facility, murdering diplomats, and then expecting people to just turn the page when they conjured up another Israeli lie about the occupants of the diplomatic facility.

#stopIsraelsupport

And I would have preferred that Hamas didn't commit mass murder of 1200 civilians and kidnapping of 250 others on October 7. But we don't always get what we prefer.

+1000
Truly amazing that this has to be reiterated over and over.

To you and the PP:

What did 10/7 justify Israel to do in response, since you very clearly cannot get past 10/7 and believe Israel was an innocent bystander previously?

What did 10/7 justify as a response from Israel?

Ok since you believe 10/7 was just another day in a long war let the war continue without complaining.

I don’t take directions related to what I expect of my country from someone who doesn’t have U.S. interests first, second and last on their list of priorities.

I second that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:On the bright side, every student enrolled in a university not being overtaken by violent protests is going to see his/her employment prospects increase.

When I’m reviewing resumes, these Ivy school applications are going into the circular file.

They are ultra bright, accomplished and hardworking as evidenced by their acceptance to IVYs. They are also willing to fight for what they believe in. Meet your future competitors.

Ultra bright, accomplished and hardworking???!!

LOL

Tell me you’ve never had a child go through the college admissions process without telling me you’ve never had a child go through the college admissions process

[Anonymous]

BREAKING: Columbia University President announces it’s time “to move forward with a plan to dismantle” the pro-Palestine encampment, gives organizers a midnight deadline to do so as part of a comprehensive agreement with the administration.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A lot of parents who are about to stroke their first Ivy League tuition checks are not feeling very good right now. Can you imagine sending $80k a year to a place like this?

They are feeling great, their children are getting an education vs. an overpriced worker training program.

Hahaha, not very educated now, are they?
One of tents displays "Hindus for Intifada." Apparently they're not self-aware or informed enough to protest the pogroms that 200 million Muslims in India are being increasingly subjected to. Have you heard of H-POP?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: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.

Yes, the US supports the underdog Israel. Last week, Iran, a country with eight times the population of Israel, sent a wave of drones, ballistic and cruise missiles, toward Israel. Fortunately, with US military assistance, Israel was able to shoot down 99% of the incoming explosives. and the only serious injury was to a 7-year old Bedouin girl. Would the people objecting to military assistance to Israel, preferred that there were instead massive casualties?

Would prefer that they do not attack the embassy of the other country.

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/israel-edge-iranian-retaliation-after-embassy-strike-2024-04-12/

Would prefer that Iranian embassies not harbor known terrorists like Mohammed Reza Zahedi.

Would prefer that Iran establish diplomatic relations with Israel — as Egypt and Jordan have done — so that rules of diplomacy apply

Your preferences are irrelevant. You have zero understanding of International Law. Embassies are sacred no matter the reasons and no matter how brutal the war. That’s what separates states from a bunch of thugs. There is no precedent for what Israel did, because Israel is no longer a state, just a bunch of thugs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:On the bright side, every student enrolled in a university not being overtaken by violent protests is going to see his/her employment prospects increase.

When I’m reviewing resumes, these Ivy school applications are going into the circular file.

They are ultra bright, accomplished and hardworking as evidenced by their acceptance to IVYs. They are also willing to fight for what they believe in. Meet your future competitors.

Ultra bright, accomplished and hardworking???!!

LOL

Tell me you’ve never had a child go through the college admissions process without telling me you’ve never had a child go through the college admissions process

I have and they are the cream of the crop. That’s what gets you so enraged, they are not the unwashed masses.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:BREAKING: Columbia University President announces it’s time “to move forward with a plan to dismantle” the pro-Palestine encampment, gives organizers a midnight deadline to do so as part of a comprehensive agreement with the administration.

lol can we just call her the form president? Beholden to right wing religious fanatical donors who wish to oppress and continue the genocide. This will not end well for the maga crowd.