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[quote=Anonymous][Quote]You read that article and your takeaway was “lol those pushy parents were probably lying because of reasons I will not specify”?? [/Quote] Oh, but I did specify. One of the commenters, presumably another parent at the school, claims that the parents accosted and harshly spoke to a child they believed was bullying their daughter. Parents disciplining or bullying a child not their own is unacceptable behavior in most private school cultures. That alone would have been cause to expel the family. [quote] You read this and your heart didn’t break for this family? …“Mr. Nysmith replied that he had [b]cancelled the annual Holocaust program speaker[/b] because of his concern that the event might inflame emotions within the Nysmith School community in light of the Israel-Gaza conflict.” [/quote] No, my heart didn’t break. The annual speaker had died. Having a speaker is not an entitlement. Suggesting the Holocaust has nothing to do with Israel is disingenuous. Zionist Jews cite the Holocaust as the reason why Israel is justified in taking whatever measures it needs to defend its existence, including bombing and starving civilians. If Jews don’t want the Holocaust connected to Israel they should stop using it as justification for Israel’s horrific acts of war against civilians. There are Jews with specific beliefs about Israel’s right to violence, so don’t bother claiming I’m anti-Semitic. I’m anti-war crimes. I believe Israel has the right to exist. I don’t believe Israel has the right to kill indiscriminately. Not all Jews support Netanyahu’s war crimes. Some see Palestinians as human beings and are doing what they can to stop Netanyahu. Few would deny that Hamas’ October 7 attacks were horrific and demanded a response. Killing 50,000+ civilians and condemning thousands more to a slow, painful death through starvation is not a proportionate or effective response. [/quote]
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