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This has absolutely nothing to do with any other country. It has to do with students in the U.S.

​@@Theworldisupsidedown-ou8vhIt is 100 percent about a foreign country. It's easy to see the power Zionist and Israel Government have over America and other countries supporting them.

​​@@Theworldisupsidedown-ou8vh Look at the username, it's just an autogenerated account used to sow confusion and hatred.

@@raven35 uuuuuummmmm yyeeaaahhh no. I’m a real person who live in Chicago concerned about my privacy. I literally just ran my hand randomly around the keyboard. Cope harder.

@@Theworldisupsidedown-ou8vh Sure.

Facts, when the US was oppressors, they acted just like Israel. Israel is cut from the same cloth as the USA.

Seriously

I failed in 2020. I hope it doesn’t happen again. But it will. And I’ll be out there. I’m sorry I let you guys down.

Excellent point… There is a glaring double standard and hypocrisy. Also, they are quibbling over this S while brown people are getting blown to bits.

How ? She speaks the truth..

They were troublemakers for disrupting the lives of other students and for not following rules for protesting. Hamas wants this to happen, they knew it would cost the lives of thousand# of Palestinians, but they are just collateral damage.

Anti Zionism is nothing more than attempt, or an excuse, to separate Antisemitism from the equation. It's the same... Just another way to justify hating Jews ..

As long as they don't break the law ... Both the law of the constitution to "peacefully " assemble and to honor the rules of the colleges that are there to keep the ability of all students to learn freely,

@@thefreese1 Yep. And the students have been abiding thus far. I don't see that changing anytime soon. On the other side, students have been assaulted by police and counter protesters. Police made no arrests of counter protesters. That's America for you.

@@slipdishman8443 really? Impeding traffic ? There's more to the right to "peacefully protest" than just not breaking windows or tearing up buildings or beating people up.. Hist something like impeding traffic is : keeping people from whatever destination they are heading... they don't know if there's someone with a health condition in any of those cars. They might be headed to a Drs appointment . And miss it and nowadays it's sets you back 2 months to reschedule. This could be important if the person has heart problems or cancer because they are time dependent on treatment.. Besides the fact that the people driving have that right to travel.... and that's stomping on their rights.. There's plenty of protests where they stand on the sidewalks or designated areas and hold signs and protest their grievances without be confrontational to people that have nothing to do with the people protesting on either side. And that's just one non violent act of breaking the law. Others on other campuses are defacing property, seizing buildings, and have even held people against their will, wearing Hezbollah, Hamas, and ISIS, (insert anything else to intimidate Jews) and yelling Death to American and every genocidal slogan or chant used by these groups as ways to incite violence...The usual culprits starting it of course. ANTIFA and such . Deliberately trying to spark something like they did in Charlottesville.

End Hindutva

No to foreign influence? You mean like Hamas? That’s who is driving these protests. Are you obtuse?

Ignorance of the electoral college shows tha tnn you don't do enough research..... Just read the headlines and move on --- ends with these type of twisted beliefs.

Obviously you're not a Jewish student or a Jewish professor.. or you'd think differently..

@@thefreese1 I am a professor but not Jewish or Muslim.

@@thefreese1 tell me how students were unsafe. I strongly support peaceful protest and right to free speech even when it might make myself or others uncomfortable. The UCLA protests were peaceful but it was the pro-Israel counterprotestors who were acting violently. They were not UCLA students - one was from Beverly Hills, a high school student who should be fully prosecuted for his violence. UCI had encampments and some faculty were removed even when peacefully protesting alongside students. Discussions over violence - why would you support brutal force from police when another better options exists?

It is common sense not to believe the lies being spun when we can see what is going on on the ground.

@@schmemmm That's called pure stupidity, when truth is ignored

It isn't hatred for others its Jews and non Jews alike standing up against genocide, apartheid, war crimes.