@mott-the-hoople saidIf Americans go and support Israel's unjust, oppressive regime and get captured, that's their problem.
what part of these hamas terrorist holding US citizens hostage are you fools ok with?
@mott-the-hoople saidIf Americans go and support Israel's unjust, oppressive regime and get captured, that's their problem.
what part of these hamas terrorist holding US citizens hostage are you fools ok with?
@spruce112358 saidIsrael's "oppressive regime"?
If Americans go and support Israel's unjust, oppressive regime and get captured, that's their problem.
@mott-the-hoople saidGood. That needs parsing.
except for Jan 6th right?
@mott-the-hoople saidI don’t sympathise with any religious fundamentalism.
who attacked any muslims?
you are a terrorist sympathizer
Demonstrations and heated debates about the Israel-Gaza war and free speech have rocked US campuses since the Hamas attack on Israel on 7 October, which prompted Israel's campaign in Gaza.
In the US, students on both sides say there has been a rise in both antisemitic and Islamophobic incidents since then.
Ms Tabassum is the 2024 valedictorian, a student picked out for high academic scores and involvement in campus life.
The decision to cancel her speech came after claims that her social media activity was antisemitic. A debate about free speech on US college campuses has intensified since the Israel-Gaza war erupted last October.
Ms Tabassum's Instagram account links to a website that criticises Israel and calls for its "complete abolishment", instead arguing for a "one-state solution... in which both Arabs and Jews can live together".
The website also claims that "Zionism is a racist settler-colonial ideology that advocates for a Jewish ethnostate built on Palestinian land".
@shavixmir saidyou confuse freedom of speech with terrorism.
I don’t sympathise with any religious fundamentalism.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-68873825Demonstrations and heated debates about the Israel-Gaza war and free speech have rocked US campuses since the Hamas attack on Israel on 7 October, which prompted Israel's campaign in Gaza.
In the US, students on both sides say there has been a rise in both an ...[text shortened]... built on Palestinian land".
Your freedom of speech rhetoric does go both ways, doesn’t it?
@mott-the-hoople saidHello, my cuddly little trailer trash, redneck, inbred, incel racist retard…
you confuse freedom of speech with terrorism.
You know, not long ago you libs were doing blacks the way you are doing Jews now.
@spruce112358 saidAgain with the "we almost lost our Democracy" nonsense.
2) A conspiracy organized by high-ranking officials, including the President, to whip up a crowd to overthrow the government and install a dictator in power.
@shavixmir saidNot everyone is filled with so much bigotry that they will defend a government that sent people to kill and rape and take kidnap Israeli citizens.
Islamophobia and anti-semitism is seemingly on the rise. Or both sides are just getting heated in debate and saying / doing things which is probably not who or what they are.
Protests on campusses aren’t anything new. They did it in the 60’s and 70’s too.
Why not? It’s not the end of the world. It’s young people being vocal about the injustices they see.
And, in Isra ...[text shortened]... al solidarity.
Not everyone can sit back and watch ethnic cleansing happen and just shrug it off.
@cliff-mashburn saidWhy did the "zip-tie" guy bring zip-ties?
Again with the "we almost lost our Democracy" nonsense.
As if they stayed in the capital building, they could have ruled the whole country.
Load of BS.
@averagejoe1 saidI don't really know what is gained by discussions with people who support terrorism, rape and murder (as you put it) but just ignoring their increasing emboldened speech doesn't seem to work either.
@quackquack
I personally have not read these posts because nothing can be derived from them that is not on the news, and it makes me nauseous to converse with people who say 'I am Hamas' which is to support terrorism...rape and murder.
Am i wrong? I dare you to differ.
@quackquack saidClearly, all posters are for free speech. I am for it even if it leads to a measure of violence....violence is sometimes necessary. I am no shrinking violet. Let them protest, no problem.
I don't really know what is gained by discussions with people who support terrorism, rape and murder (as you put it) but just ignoring their increasing emboldened speech doesn't seem to work either.
Separate from their message (which I agree is condemnable) is their method of transmitting their message. No one has the right to hijack public areas or cause such hostility ...[text shortened]... be against protests that are so violent that schools like Columbia need to avoid in person contact.
@cliff-mashburn saidEthnic cleansing? Creating "lebensraum" for your settler movement in neighboring lands? Allowing the "lesser races" to work for you but not give them full citizenship? Imprisoning "undesirables" in large camps which they cannot leave? Attacking those camps when they rise up?
Seems like liberals are becoming more like Nazis every day.