Pro Hamas in the west - and their adventures
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That's a heart.
Get a grip.
this is more fun
Communism like a Kibbutz?
Maybe you too can do the Gaza diet. I'm sure you'll think this is awesome.
I haven't called them stupid.
You're the one who insists that they actually believe the thing you yourself said was inaccurate.
I have a higher opinion of them than that.
Which they have every right to and, in fact, I think they are correct to since it is a shit policy.
No argument.
You don't want to be a government that anyone is protesting in a sustained way.
You do know that what is trending at a given moment on Twitter isn't a great reflection of what people are concerned with in real life, right?
I guess you got me. Here I am calling these crackdowns by the police and the conduct of the universities stupid. (And immoral.)
It kinda does.
That's not better.
Really not better.
Which is why I am saying it is a good thing you are far away from any levers of power.
I'm against anyone who thinks the Iranian/Russian/North Korean approach is the right one.
You think students right now don't see the US as being anti democratic and authoritarian, and if they do that makes them stupid?
That tweet was extreme but that sentiment is looking pretty common right now.
The situation is very fluid, trying to make a blanket statement about whether I think that right now students think the US is acting like an authoritarian regime and the system doesn't seem democratic while events are still unfolding seems a bit premature.
Has Biden reached this level yet? No
But is this a start?
Elizabeth Shakman Hurd: How the US is making it illegal for students to disagree with Israel
The talk on college campuses earlier this fall was about new rules to protect free speech. Now it’s about canceling Palestinian support groups and banning the phrase “from the river to …
www.chicagotribune.com
They found the ugly bitch that struck a police horse. She didn't need the pole, she could've just looked at the horse and the horse would collapse. 
Deport
Mississauga woman, 61, faces charges for allegedly striking police horse at protest
A 61-year-old Mississauga woman faces five charges after a police horse was struck with a flagpole during a demonstration.
Toronto Police say officers were managing the crowd at the March 30 protest in the Gerrard St. E. and Parliament St. area when police say the woman “intentionally used a flagpole to strike a Toronto Police Services horse and then fled.”
Maryam Alnazer was arrested on April 23 and charged with obstructing a peace officer, assaulting a peace officer, two counts of assault with a weapon and weapons dangerous.
Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 416-808-3500, Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-TIPS (8477), or at 222tips.com.
torontosun.com
DeportMississauga woman, 61, faces charges for allegedly striking police horse at protest
A 61-year-old Mississauga woman faces five charges after a police horse was struck with a flagpole during a demonstration.
Toronto Police say officers were managing the crowd at the March 30 protest in the Gerrard St. E. and Parliament St. area when police say the woman “intentionally used a flagpole to strike a Toronto Police Services horse and then fled.”
Maryam Alnazer was arrested on April 23 and charged with obstructing a peace officer, assaulting a peace officer, two counts of assault with a weapon and weapons dangerous.
Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 416-808-3500, Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-TIPS (8477), or at 222tips.com.
Mississauga woman, 61, faces charges for allegedly striking police horse at protest
A 61-year-old Mississauga woman faces five charges after a police horse was struck with a flagpole during a demonstration.
torontosun.com
You don't see a problem in saying that Biden is responsible for DeSantis's actions and those of university administrations?The situation is very fluid, trying to make a blanket statement about whether I think that right now students think the US is acting like an authoritarian regime and the system doesn't seem democratic while events are still unfolding seems a bit premature.
Has Biden reached this level yet? No
But is this a start?
Elizabeth Shakman Hurd: How the US is making it illegal for students to disagree with Israel
The talk on college campuses earlier this fall was about new rules to protect free speech. Now it’s about canceling Palestinian support groups and banning the phrase “from the river to …
Another ugly bitch that got banned from University, serves her well.
Columbia protest leader banned from campus for saying ‘Zionists don’t deserve to live’
A video has surfaced of one of the leaders of the anti-Israeli protests at Columbia University stating repeatedly and emphatically that Zionists “don’t deserve to live” and should be killed.
“The existence of them and the projects they have built i.e. Israel, it’s all antithetical to peace. So yes I feel very comfortable — very comfortable — calling for those people to die,” Khymani James said in the January video.
“Be glad, be grateful that I’m not just going out and murdering Zionists,” he added.
A university spokesman told CNN Friday that James had been banned from campus. The substance of the move was not immediately clear, nor was it clear whether James would remain a student at the institution.
Earlier on Friday James issued an apology for the video while justifying himself, saying he “misspoke,” adding that he regretted his comments which were “wrong,” and that “every member of our community deserves to feel safe without qualification.” He explained that he had been feeling “unusually upset” when he made the statements “after an online mob targeted my because I’m visibly queer and Black.”
ABC News said that hours earlier during a TV interview, James refused to apologize for the video in question.
Columbia has been the epicenter of college encampment protests against Israel and its war in Gaza that have swept through the US, with many Jewish students saying they have been made to feel unsafe due to antisemitic undertones at the demonstrations.
ABC News said that hours earlier during a TV interview, James refused to apologize for the video in question.
Columbia has been the epicenter of college encampment protests against Israel and its war in Gaza that have swept through the US, with many Jewish students saying they have been made to feel unsafe due to antisemitic undertones at the demonstrations.
The January video of James was of a livestream he made during an online hearing held with university officials. This came following comments he’d made on social media that if he were to enter into a fight with a Zionist, he would be fighting “to kill.”
Asked in the video by an off-screen official whether he saw why his statements were problematic, James said “No.” He then said that “taking someone’s life in certain case scenarios is necessary and better for the overall world.”
He appeared to make most of the subsequent comments to his viewers at a point when the officials were not listening in.
“If we can agree as a society, as a collective, that people… some persons need to die, if they have an ideology that results in the death of thousands, hundreds of thousands, millions — if there are people like that who exist, shouldn’t they die?” he said to the camera.
www.timesofisrael.com
Columbia protest leader banned from campus for saying ‘Zionists don’t deserve to live’
A video has surfaced of one of the leaders of the anti-Israeli protests at Columbia University stating repeatedly and emphatically that Zionists “don’t deserve to live” and should be killed.
“The existence of them and the projects they have built i.e. Israel, it’s all antithetical to peace. So yes I feel very comfortable — very comfortable — calling for those people to die,” Khymani James said in the January video.
“Be glad, be grateful that I’m not just going out and murdering Zionists,” he added.
A university spokesman told CNN Friday that James had been banned from campus. The substance of the move was not immediately clear, nor was it clear whether James would remain a student at the institution.
Earlier on Friday James issued an apology for the video while justifying himself, saying he “misspoke,” adding that he regretted his comments which were “wrong,” and that “every member of our community deserves to feel safe without qualification.” He explained that he had been feeling “unusually upset” when he made the statements “after an online mob targeted my because I’m visibly queer and Black.”
ABC News said that hours earlier during a TV interview, James refused to apologize for the video in question.
Columbia has been the epicenter of college encampment protests against Israel and its war in Gaza that have swept through the US, with many Jewish students saying they have been made to feel unsafe due to antisemitic undertones at the demonstrations.
ABC News said that hours earlier during a TV interview, James refused to apologize for the video in question.
Columbia has been the epicenter of college encampment protests against Israel and its war in Gaza that have swept through the US, with many Jewish students saying they have been made to feel unsafe due to antisemitic undertones at the demonstrations.
The January video of James was of a livestream he made during an online hearing held with university officials. This came following comments he’d made on social media that if he were to enter into a fight with a Zionist, he would be fighting “to kill.”
Asked in the video by an off-screen official whether he saw why his statements were problematic, James said “No.” He then said that “taking someone’s life in certain case scenarios is necessary and better for the overall world.”
He appeared to make most of the subsequent comments to his viewers at a point when the officials were not listening in.
“If we can agree as a society, as a collective, that people… some persons need to die, if they have an ideology that results in the death of thousands, hundreds of thousands, millions — if there are people like that who exist, shouldn’t they die?” he said to the camera.
Columbia protest leader banned from campus for saying ‘Zionists don’t deserve to live’
In video, Khymani James said he felt 'very comfortable calling for those people to die,' later apologized for 'misspeaking'; university president's conduct condemned by its senate
www.timesofisrael.com
