What the hell are schools supposed to do to stop the war in Gaza
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Funded, sure, but surely not by Soros (Jewish)
The Trumpers see boogeyman everywhere
The Trumpers see boogeyman everywhere
You are incorrect.
George Soros is paying student radicals who are fueling nationwide explosion of Israel-hating protests
A network of “fellows” for a Soros-funded group are at the heart of protests on college campuses nationwide.
nypost.com
Copycat tent cities have been set up at colleges including Harvard, Yale, Berkeley in California, the Ohio State University and Emory in Georgia — all of them organized by branches of the Soros-funded Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) — and at some, students have clashed with police.
I have a Politico article for you too if you want to complain about the New York Post.
Did you see the kid in the video going viral for making monkey sounds at the black protestor? He’s going to have trouble finding a job.
I was in Portland last year and it looked like the same beautiful, quirky place it’s always been to me. Guess it depends on your area.
I hope you’re joking. If any IU students caused that kind of destruction on campus during Little 5 they would all be arrested.
Did you frequently see little 5’ers sleeping overnight and causing chaos in Dunn Woods or the IMU?
You guys see what you want to see, as do I. I stayed downtown Indy last week. Walked to and from theater, down Mass Ave for dinner, back after play . Didn’t see anything or anyone untoward. Nice nights, lots of people and convention goers walking around.
Sleeping overnight? You bet. Or more likely passed out. Maybe I didn’t look closely enough but all I saw in that picture was a bunch of litter.
Yup trying to overturn an election and the government and attacking police officers is generally thought of as a serious crime.
I don’t understand the logic in turning a blind eye to stuff. You aren’t helping anyone or anything. Cortez wouldn’t make it up. Trust me. You’re like these prosecutors who think they are helping. They are actually doing a great disservice to the community
Bullshit. Those kinds of antics were never and would not be permitted on campus during L5.
And racism I guess, right?"Pryce Parker — an Ole Miss student who joined the counter protest — told WHBQ in regard to the pro-Palestinian protesters that "you can’t take over our campus like the campuses in the north. This is a southern campus. We believe in God and Jesus, and we don’t stand for that.”
'We believe in God and Jesus ... we don’t stand for that': Pro-Hamas radicals evacuated from Ole Miss — in face of Old Glory | Blaze Media
Taking a page from the playbook of University of North Carolina fraternity brothers who captured America's heart for protecting a U.S. flag on campus this week amid anti-Israel protests, more than 200 students at the University of Mississippi showed up with U.S. flags and red, white, and blue...www.theblaze.com
I think there are problems obviously. I think people overstate them and live in paranoia. Of course I don’t believe he made it up.
Haha. You seriously don’t think people have passed out or slept in Dunn Meadow during L5? Had a whole group of kids who got lost on campus trying to walk from 3rd Street to Jordan. ( visiting from Michigan) Drunk, lost, tired, lost phone. Woke up Sunday morning. That’s just an example I know of. They weren’t causing trouble probably no one saw them.
Welp from my friends who live there, just like the large majority of cities, you know where to go and where not to go.
The problem is with progressive Dems that where not to go keeps expanding. To where zoos are closed. Renowned universities have to cancel events
That didn’t take long. They’re going after his parents, too:
www.timesnownews.com
James 'JP' Staples: Ole Miss Fraternity Demands Student's Expulsion Over Racial Slurs Against Black Woman
Pressure is mounting on the University of Mississippi - Ole Miss with several in the community demanding action against students who mocked a sole black protester last week. The woman named Jaylin R. Smith was subjected to racial slurs, boos and even faced 'Lizzo' chants. Now, the student bodies...
Pro-Palestinian protesters are backed by a surprising source: Biden's biggest donors
Some of the most outspoken groups against Biden and Israel get funding from foundations attached to some of the biggest names in Democratic circles.
That didn’t take long. They’re going after his parents, too:
James 'JP' Staples: Ole Miss Fraternity Demands Student's Expulsion Over Racial Slurs Against Black Woman
Pressure is mounting on the University of Mississippi - Ole Miss with several in the community demanding action against students who mocked a sole black protester last week. The woman named Jaylin R. Smith was subjected to racial slurs, boos and even faced 'Lizzo' chants. Now, the student bodies...
What this kid did was horrible a day he should be punished by the school, but leave his parents out of this.
He's old enough to know right from wrong no matter what his parents did in their past.
I have. I have seen posts attributed to him from like 2015 Twitter that are racist too but the dude would have been 13 at the oldest so I don't know if everything out there about him is true. Assuming the best for a normal person, I think he was making fun of her size and anger more than making a racial statement. Or all the other posts he made are a true reflection of him and he was making a racial point I won't defend.
All that being said, I don't think that counterprotest was racially motivated. I just think people are getting tired of the perpetual victim class (and those who wish they were) and their need to bother everyone else with their "horrible" of the month.
"And if that wasn't bad enough, she even endured "Lizzo" chants". 😄That didn’t take long. They’re going after his parents, too:
James 'JP' Staples: Ole Miss Fraternity Demands Student's Expulsion Over Racial Slurs Against Black Woman
Pressure is mounting on the University of Mississippi - Ole Miss with several in the community demanding action against students who mocked a sole black protester last week. The woman named Jaylin R. Smith was subjected to racial slurs, boos and even faced 'Lizzo' chants. Now, the student bodies...
Columbia Law students demand passing grades after protests. Blame coddling schools
Columbia Law students want their final exams canceled… in the name of Palestine.
nypost.com
Are they wearing ski masks while making this demandColumbia Law students demand passing grades after protests. Blame coddling schools
Columbia Law students want their final exams canceled… in the name of Palestine.
I don't seem any pro-Hamas stuff on George? am I missing something?
and do we really know the founding fathers would stand against Palestine? against campus protests? I actually think they'd take up the cause of stateless peoples being denied fundamental rights. I don't think Rabbi Wolpe really thought this one through...
Schools have been punishing kids for years for what could be considered free speech.
This one is from some time ago, but it has similarities, IMO.
Yeah, I hesitate on the legal issue and don't know the answer. It seems like clear punishment for expression of an unpopular viewpoint. Those kids might have had a case, but chose not to pursue it in an effort to get out of the limelight as quickly and silently as possible.
I hate what that kid did, but I hate the worst of what the Palestinian protestors say, too. I don't think govt. should be able to punish it, though.
So it turns out the policy IU officials quoted in bringing out the state police isn't the policy. It was claimed the 1969 policy gave IU the right to form an ad hoc committee to change the rules and also prevented overnight structures in Dunn Meadow.
It turns out the actual policy does neither. However, in the 1980s a committee was formed to revise the policy for the apartheid protests. That committee made recommendations, those are two of them. The recommendations were never voted on, let alone approved
According to the story below, what IU has on the website are the recommendations and it should have been easy to tell because it contains wording such as "we recommend".
I wonder what this does to any lawsuit against IU? As a non-lawyer, I would think it really opens up IU. Maybe our real lawyers have insight.
indianapublicmedia.org
It turns out the actual policy does neither. However, in the 1980s a committee was formed to revise the policy for the apartheid protests. That committee made recommendations, those are two of them. The recommendations were never voted on, let alone approved
According to the story below, what IU has on the website are the recommendations and it should have been easy to tell because it contains wording such as "we recommend".
I wonder what this does to any lawsuit against IU? As a non-lawyer, I would think it really opens up IU. Maybe our real lawyers have insight.
The real Dunn Meadow policy
The actual Dunn Meadow policy — the one passed in 1969 — contains no reference to ad hoc committees or permission needed for overnight structures. What’s written on an IU website isn’t in fact a policy at all.
indianapublicmedia.org
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This could be evidence that the state was retaliating against speech for the content vs. a valid time, place, and manner restriction if that’s the claim made.So it turns out the policy IU officials quoted in bringing out the state police isn't the policy. It was claimed the 1969 policy gave IU the right to form an ad hoc committee to change the rules and also prevented overnight structures in Dunn Meadow.
It turns out the actual policy does neither. However, in the 1980s a committee was formed to revise the policy for the apartheid protests. That committee made recommendations, those are two of them. The recommendations were never voted on, let alone approved
According to the story below, what IU has on the website are the recommendations and it should have been easy to tell because it contains wording such as "we recommend".
I wonder what this does to any lawsuit against IU? As a non-lawyer, I would think it really opens up IU. Maybe our real lawyers have insight.
The real Dunn Meadow policy
The actual Dunn Meadow policy — the one passed in 1969 — contains no reference to ad hoc committees or permission needed for overnight structures. What’s written on an IU website isn’t in fact a policy at all.
I’d be surprised, though, if there were no restrictions on overnight camping on IUs campus.
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