From the pics it looks like a meeting of the cult. Masks outside in a field, crazy hair, what you would imagine
What the hell are schools supposed to do to stop the war in Gaza
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The Sigma Chi house actually has a half Israel, half American flag hanging off the front of their house. The protest is down near the Union.
The Jewish Center across the street is blaring Zohan-like Israeli disco music. So funny.
Gonna finish a bottle than go do a walk through. Looks like a high dork component.
The Jewish Center across the street is blaring Zohan-like Israeli disco music. So funny.
Gonna finish a bottle than go do a walk through. Looks like a high dork component.
Actually quite a few Islamic people in the pack, wearing the checkered head wraps and all. 20 or so olds reliving the hippy days. I'd say mask % on the white kids is 80%+ 😄
The masks in a field cult and now the crazy hair cult. Good stuff.. Are they more dangerous than the masks in cars cult?
fwiw - Soros is paying $3800 to protest, you also get a free keffiyeh, and brick to throw.
First, most Jew-hating bigots who vote will vote for Trump; with luck few of the students would do that.
Second, it's very easy to emphasize with the Gazans, who've had their world destroyed around their heads by Israel and been slaughtered in the tens of thousands by Israel. I presume that's what motivates most of the protesters; it should motivate a lot of people.
Third we have the right to talk about and protest about foreign affairs, even when powerful people try to confuse that with antisemitism.
LIES!!!!!!!!!!!!! those signs are cardboard. soros' campaign gear is legit
cult kids really seem to be enjoying all the fun that IU offers
Oh Hi Ann!! How are you? How's Sarah? She loving IU?
Ohhhhh I don't know. She says IU is complicit.
samba sighting tho
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Like protesting at abortion clinics?
The hard part is - I don't view free speech as black and white. I'm not saying that is what is required legally, but I have no problem with people voicing their opinion, even if it's offensive. But, protesting generally is appalling behavior, and that's before you start factoring in harassment, etc.
I hoped those in Cville got run over, much like those in the tents in Columbia.
In many cases, they have been and the consequences have been negligible. It's even gone beyond calling for violence, as there have been instances of harassments and physicals assaults.
Protesting is appalling? Would you say the Founders were appalling, weren't they protesting British rule?
Here
The NGO Network Orchestrating Antisemitic Incitement on American Campuses » ngomonitor
The exponential rise in antisemitic violence, incitement, intimidation, and harassment on and around campuses in the United States is tightly coordinated and well-funded by a network of radical and often antisemitic non-governmental organizations (NGOs).
www.ngo-monitor.org
And whenever that happens people should be charged. I have said often that a lot of Jan 6 protestors went, had their day, left. They don't deserve lumped in with people assaulting the capitol. Find the troublemakers and deal with them.
That head scarf is a keffiyeh, pronounced kuh-fee-yuh. Go in the crowd and snatch one off one of them! 😉
I love when a virtuous Democrat claims they have few anti-semites and racists among them. You have plenty among you.
Point being that there have been rules put in place that discriminate based on the position taken so.....
What an unfortunate looking group of people. Just a couple hundred feet away, Co-eds are getting loose at Friday After Class.LIES!!!!!!!!!!!!! those signs are cardboard. soros' campaign gear is legit
cult kids really seem to be enjoying IU.
Oh Hi Ann!! How are you? How's Sarah? She loving IU?
Ohhhhh I don't know. She says IU is complicit.
samba sighting tho
So close in proximity, yet live in different worlds. I imagine this is what Apartheid was like.
My goodness. If that is not the Island of Misfit Toys, then I don't know what else possibly could fit into that characterizationLIES!!!!!!!!!!!!! those signs are cardboard. soros' campaign gear is legit
cult kids really seem to be enjoying all the fun that IU offers
Oh Hi Ann!! How are you? How's Sarah? She loving IU?
Ohhhhh I don't know. She says IU is complicit.
samba sighting tho
No, that's not correct. Everyone protesting at an abortion clinic has to follow the same rules, no matter what their position is.
Riot gear and a sniper on the roof? Let's just exaggerate the response of unarmed college students peacefully protesting.. Ironically, the Israeli genocidal response is why this is happening in the first place. And no, this is not anti-Jewish, it's anti-Netanyahu and his government. If any of the protesters are making this about Jews, then they are using a protest as an excuse for antisemitism and have no business being a part of it.Today about 100 professors are in Dunn Meadow protesting the arrests.
33 pro-Palestinian protesters arrested at Dunn Meadow encampment Thursday
The protest saw a physical confrontation as police forcefully arrested peaceful protesters.www.idsnews.com
Nah. Whole thing is pretty tame. The Israeli disco was great, but the Isis kids had a pretty decent drummer banging out some White Stripes.
I think they're running out of juice for the day.
Kirkwood's pretty hopping though. Might drop the kid off after track and hit Upstairs. 😄
not sambas. superstars. trash.LIES!!!!!!!!!!!!! those signs are cardboard. soros' campaign gear is legit
cult kids really seem to be enjoying all the fun that IU offers
Oh Hi Ann!! How are you? How's Sarah? She loving IU?
Ohhhhh I don't know. She says IU is complicit.
samba sighting tho
Also, why the masks. Seriously. Come on. Even if I agreed with you I'd probably ridicule you.
LIES!!!!!!!!!!!!! those signs are cardboard. soros' campaign gear is legit
cult kids really seem to be enjoying all the fun that IU offers
Oh Hi Ann!! How are you? How's Sarah? She loving IU?
Ohhhhh I don't know. She says IU is complicit.
samba sighting tho
Eww... those people are the ones we should send to Gaza. Good to see none of the attractive people in Bloomington are interested in protesting.
Yeah. But protesting is sport for these people see the below Venn diagram I found of George Floyd and Free Palestine Protestors.
I have seen a better resolution pic, I am not sure that is a sharpshooter. I think they had police with tools to record faces, a monocular.
Here is an article on that in relation to Dunn Meadow.
‘Utterly unprincipled’: Policy created on eve of protest used to make arrests
IUPD said 33 protesters were arrested.
www.idsnews.com
More armpit hair than a Greek beach.
A lot of those people are not Islamic wearing those. I’ve seen way too many blondes with them on.
Superstars are like the bball version of sambas. I don’t get it either.
Cosplay
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IUSB, appreciate bringing Father Hesburgh into the discussion.
Offer this link about Hesburgh and the Viet Nam protestors at Notre Dame University, and how Hesburgh dealt with his personal opposition to the war while at the same time maintaining law and order on the campus.
The country could use more leaders such as Hesburgh these days.
Totally over the top, and guaranteed to heat things up rather than cool them down. A really bad response. Whitten invited them in, but I can only assume the police were the ones who decided to go with a militaristic show of force.
I would have agreed wholeheartedly had you not used "genocide." Israel's response has been reprehensible, but it's not genocidal. That word gets thrown around far too much and becomes cheapened in the process.
Agree. Though the sniper could simply be protocol where there is a large gathering. Doubtful the best way to deal with crowd control.
It’s not unheard of for bad actors to target mass gatherings.
I didn't say the protesting was affecting anyone because I've not followed it close enough to even comment on it except to give my opinion about protesting in general.
The price we pay for freedom including free speech is tolerating behavior which offends us.
Having said this, students attending a college are subject to all kinds of rules and restrictions which vary from school to school. What occurs at one school, especially when non students are involved, may or may not be indictative of protests occurring in general.
Anyone catch the video of Alec Baldwin being asked to say "Free Palistine"? Well it gets even better. Thanks Piers.
I'm not talking about being offended. I'm just saying that anyone can protest all they want but they have no right to do things that disrupt other people's life that aren't protesting.... things like blocking doors, streets, or anything else that keeps people from continuing their every day life.
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