If the college uses him as a scapegoat I hope he sues the college. He tried to stop it before it happened. The college disregard his advice and proceeded with the event. It's the college's fault, not his.
They had no authority to stop it. Peaceful protest is protected under the first ammendment. It's only after it got violent that they could attempt anything.
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School Administration told him to wait --- too much b.s.
@DeannThomas-le2ut You got a boss? He does. The chancellor. University administration didn't want to seem heavy-handed or infringing on these "students'" rights, so they allowed them to take over and act like animals. They beat on each other, and the cops are supposed to go in to clean up their mess? Why aren't we asking that the administrators who allowed it and the professors who encouraged this behavior be fired or asked to resign?
@@HumanBeingsRThinkingBeingsprotesting was not criminalized, the students were told to disperse by the university. They could have resumed protests the next day and for however long as they wanted so long as their protests didn’t involve breaking of laws or violating the rights of the other students and public on campus. They should have left peacefully and resumed each day peacefully. And, as we saw elsewhere, in the protestor group there were quite a number of individuals not affiliated with the university, not students, and were outside agitators, paid provocateurs, and such other opportunists. Follow laws, lawful protest, lawful assembly as an American right must be protected. That said I’m honestly not sure how many of those students or protestors are concerned about either being American or their (or anyone else’s) American rights at all until they could try and spin something like you are suggesting from the situation they create for themselves. The privileged often take everything for granted until it’s gone and then look for someone else to blame for that as well.
@@PossessedNoodle Another google expert. A protest is peaceful CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE. If they follow orders like good little sheep and leave when told too, they are not protesting. What you are describing is a rally not a protest.
@@Technobabble-ef7gu I disagree, I’ve used both lawful protest and lawful assembly here to define the peaceful protesting that campus student bodies were supposedly taking part in. I also try very diligently to not rely on Google, or at least not Google alone, difficult as that is. I am not academic of law or justice, just a concerned parent and constitutionalist who agrees with their needing to be allowed assembly as part of their first amendment right. It’s not an over complicated stance or topic. Lawful civil disobedience is over complication of the same concept through semantics. They can protest, they cannot commit crimes during that protest. Simple.
Whatever the chief did or did not do, it was not he who created the chaos and destruction. Especially after his employers told him they were permitting the protests.
How are they going to blame the chief when he takes his orders from the President of the university who told him to allow the protestors on campus? Let's remember the President and Governor has a major role in this incident
But taking over a capital building and declaring it CHAZ/CHOP was peaceful and took over a month to "disband" I absolutely love the hypocrisy of these politicians and leaders. Yes, that was Seattle, but these same people applauded it and called for more "disruptive behavior"
Nobody took over a Capitol in Seattle. The Capitol is in Olympia. Also it was 4 blocks in an area called Capitol Hill. An alternative living community. 2 of those blocks was a park called Cal Anderson. If you need anymore info on the subject. Just let me know. Sounds like you've either misunderstood or someone gave you wrong info.
🧢 You know *_“Capital Hill”_* is just what they call the *college district* in Seattle? There was no capital building there. They took over a street block. Not buildings. At least look something up that you know little about. Did someone tell you this like a _weird childs game of “telephone”?_
@@SeashelleBytheseashore last time I was in Seattle was November/December 1999. I sometimes wonder how the WTO protest would have went if the LEOs hadn’t made a wall of buses around the convention center declaring it a no protest zone and them being so eager to try out their new militarization strategies for crowd control after bush sr 1033 Program(1990) sold all that old military equipment especially after the 92 Watts riots. I wonder 💭 would they have attacked the AFL-CIO March that wasn’t even near the convention center? Or would I have seen people trampling over themselves running towards the bay from a three story wall of teargas coming down the street? Would they have called for martial law after running out of teargas the first day? 50,000 people takes a lot of gas to disperse I guess? They must have been afraid of puppets and free speech…
@@genericamerican7574 I've seen so many people say "they shut down downtown Seattle" or so many other outlandish things. People who talk about it probably have never been to Seattle or even know how the 8 hills, communities and downtown are laid out. I lived on Cap Hill for 7 years. And I was at CHOP. Some people where I grew up 2k miles away tried to convince me what was really happening and where just because they were seeing news reports. The stuff they were saying really was hilarious. But they know because they saw it on TV. Other hilarious responses to hear.... Just ask them what they think the protest was about.
@@SeashelleBytheseashore the first night of the WTO protests the police chased some protesters several miles up into capital hill’s little shopping street after declaring martial law in downtown. This was just after thanksgiving so it was decorated for the holidays just like downtown. People were shopping for the holidays and got caught up in the mayhem as the Leo used teargas and “rubber bullets” on the people who were there. People didn’t have cellphones in 99 so I was there helping with communications for emergency services. Even the things that I wasn’t there for was being called in on the radios. We broadcasted it on pirate radio. Today I suppose it would be all over TikTok and RUclips. 😅
They get away with it because by law they are not obligated to protect anybody. So they just do or don't do whatever they feel like makes their department the most income as policing is a for-profit business.
The campus has its own police and security they made sure the cops weren't their. The college decided to ignore its own safety protocols. The students on the pro Israel side should sue.
Typical California, this is why people are leaving the state. This situation should have never happened in the first place. The university is at fault for allowing the law on their campus to be voluntary and endangering their students.
California is certainly a hotspot for racial/political conflict and lawlessness but this Israel/Pales nonsense is happening across the country (always at universities, go figure). This gives us a great opportunity to further the DEI initiative and "celebrate our differences", doesn't it?
Those college kids are protesting Israel and its genocidal policies. They are not there for Hamas but I wouldn't expect Israel's supporters to tell the truth.
Please research before commenting. The REASON he is under fire is because of the police response when the Zionist mob attacked the pro-Palestinian encampment. Police were on scene when the attack started. A proper police response would be to arrest the aggressors in the situation and protect those being attacked. Instead, they stood by and watched the melee for over an hour. Almost like the Chief ordered them to not intervene since he already didn't like the encampment. That is negligence if true and he needs to be fired for it.
What are you talking about the administration of these universities and your local politicians supported this lunacy, and they told him to back off, you get what you voted for
Don't try to blame the Chief of Police for this! He should not be used as a scapegoat. The blame game is not OK! You can't blame a leader for trying to mitigate a mob that the university unintentionally allowed. The blame could be laid at the feet of the individuals who turned the protest violent.
Zs are paying 50k to show up to be violent. At UCLA there was a Z fraternity shooting fireworks at protesters and throwing rocks. There were also considerably older adults.
Anyone should have known this would happen, and the way the phrase “free speech” is placed in a derisive manner, instead of it being a basic right. Either way, I understand police are not private security, but if they can mobilize to get rid of protesters they could have mobilized to get rid of the mob attacking them.
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They blame the police but it's the university's fault. Students signed an agreement to obey compass rules and comply with University administration. In the same agreement the college pledged to maintain a peaceful safe campus for all students. Protests always turn violent. When are we going to get that through our heads. The protesters want to protest for the rest of the students want the university to honor their signed agreement to maintain play peaceful safe campus. They could have stopped this before it ever started. They had signed agreements which gave them the right to say protests are not allowed on campus grounds.
The fact is that more than 50% of these protesters don't even attend these schools, they are paid Antifa aggressors. Look for their trademark black hoodies.
Policy's do not over ride the U.S. Constitution & our right to Peacefully Protest . It was against the law and Constitution to allow Violent Counter Protesters to engage with the Peaceful Protesters. Who's fault that was will be for the Law and the Courts to decide. Now it's really going to cost the tax payer...
The protests turned violent because Zionists came and attacked students , followed by the police the next night. The Gaza encampment was peaceful. It wasn’t even occupying that large of a space and there were plenty of other entrances to the buildings they were in front of.
Blaming the police is foolish… it’s the institution that allowed matters to even BEGIN to reach this level. The policies of this state are to blame. You get what you vote for. Quit voting for those who speak lofty sounding words and learn to scrutinize policies for what they are… empty, costly insanity. SMH….
That was not clash. It was attack by right wings masked group on peaceful student protesters. How many of them were arrested? Report the truth not obscure the facts.
Every arrested protestor needs to be sued to pay for the damages/LAPD bill and so should the university. This is 100% the fault of the woke administrators who didn't get control of this early.
I completely AGREE. The UC Regents were so afraid of offending anyone that they took too long to react. At that time, the encampment grew unmanageable, and clear lines were drawn between support for Palestine and Gaza. This was a complete FAIL on the side of UCLA! Is this the thinking of higher education, UC Regents, and UCLA President??
Wow so they use his as an escape goat. Stop allowing these ppl to act this way. This isnt free sprech this is violence. They arent just picketing they r violent
How about just blaming the individuals that were fighting? There’s always a few bad apples that get involved in things like this, often with the idea of drawing negative attention and breaking up the protest. They were likely all adults that knew what they were doing and were not under duress from anyone to become violent.
finally local news asking some common sense questions. I really like how they take the direct quote "we can mobilize in minutes" and compare it against the fact that it took them about 3 hours. I find it troubling that there is such a massive inconsistency, and other reporters do not question it at all.
Wow, you know theres a problem with our system if the media has to abbreviate palestianians or palestine for fear of censorship on youtube and other platforms. Democracy folks. While you may not like a position, information and debates should never be censored. If you truly believe you are right, then defending your position should be welcomed, not prevented.
Why didn’t the university have protection for the students before this happened. This wasn’t just one event. The university leadership allowed this to go on for DAYS. Faculty and staff were asking leadership to do something before this took place. The news is just covering the big story not the whole story.
The Head of the University allowed this to start and is responsible for it. The students were not controlled by the President of the University so they are at fault! Immediate Expulsion from enrollment would have immediately shut the protest down. The only people left protesting would not have been students but outside agitators.
Police have no legal responsibility to protect anybody despite the false advertising on the sides of their cars. Policing in the US is only about generating income through fines and court fees. Cops don't get involved in riots unless they have overwhelming numbers&equipment and are being paid for special duty.
There is obviously a lot of blame to go around. Anyone who didn’t think this would happen should go back to school. Over 25 students were hospitalized, curious why you do not mention this?
These schools allow the protests and are surprised when violence and property damage occurs. Sounds like they need to introduce Commom Sense 101 and 102 as new courses of study . They then need to enroll and take the classes themselves !
Don't they have campus police and security ? Shouldn't that be their responsibility ? And it's kind of ironic that the pro Israeli antiprotesters went in attacked the Palestinian protesters without any sense of irony
Wonder how much money California universities have tied up, take a look at TEXAS; In total, the UTIMCO has $8,125,888 in investments linked to the IDF and the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. A 2017 Texas law prevents the state’s public agencies from investing in companies that boycott Israel. It is also illegal for agencies to invest in “financial companies who boycott certain energy companies” under a 2021 law, and the same applies for investing in companies that “discriminate” against firearms companies. The State of Texas has its own investments, which include nearly $100 million in Israeli bonds. Abbott also introduced a rule requiring state agencies boycott goods from the Gaza Strip or any organization with ties to HAMAS.
Mind Begs the Question: - To defend,support a State - Whose policies are - Starvation,Death Camps,Gas Chambers/White Phosphorus,Dehumanization,Pogroms,Ethnic Cleansing,etc - American or 1930s German?
@nonebefore389 I don't think ANYONE should be occupying campuses for protesting. Fly to the country you are protesting against and do it there. See how far that gets you. We don't support terrorists backed government in this country. Your school has nothing to do with Israel or Palestine. Go do it in those countries.
@HumanBeingsRThinkingBeings Are you comparing America to Germany? If people dislike or hate America so intensely, move. No one is stopping people from leaving. Feel free. This country would be better off and you would be happier. Win-win.
UCLA allowed and encouraged these protests to happen by waiting way too long to call in law enforcement to stop it. Sounds to me like the UCLA administrators who allowed this to happen and the professors who encouraged these students to protest are trying to save their own jobs by blaming the police chief for what they themselves are responsible for. UCLA did not want law enforcement on their campus and then blame the police chief for security lapses when it is UCLA who is ultimately responsible for providing campus security.
They are because the Democrats you vote for prevent them from enforcing certain laws. The Police chief is a patsy for the dominating government and their ideology. Vote different next time.
@@TestUser-cf4wj Between 2005 - 2022, 5,365 Palestinians in Gaza were killed by the IDF with another 62,998 injured or wounded. Of these 75% were civilians. IN comparison 52 IDF were killed by HAMAS and 92 IDF soldiers and 7 Israeli civilians wounded
NOT a "clash". It was a violent and brutal attack against the protesters by a pro Israeli mob. The video shows this clearly. Why won't you tell the truth?
Such BS. It wasn't a clash. The Israeli gang attacked the encampment with fireworks, poles, and barricades while the uni cops just watched. Look up the actual videos.
@DeannThomas-le2ut You got a boss? The chief does... the chancellor and school leadership who he takes orders from. He was told to stand down. So these "students" take over the campus...barricade themselves...act like animals and attack each other and cops are to blame for their actions? Why aren't we holding those students accountable? They could have gone home the moment it became "dangerous." They chose to stay there. The administration allowed it and should have allowed the cops to go in and clean up the mess they allowed. All because they didn't want to seem like the school administration was infringing on their 1st amendment rights. Well....there you go.
Endowments, tuition fees, research grants, alumni donations and other revenue streams contribute towards financial stability and support their educational aims. As of the 2021/22 academic year, Ivy League institutions generated $40.61 billion in total revenue. The federal government provides enormous subsidies to the wealthiest universities by paying “overhead” on research grants. Ivy League universities received $1.8 billion for government-funded research grants despite having $192 billion in endowment funds. Universities take taxpayer grants, endowments, and tuition, and invest it in weapons companies. These weapon companies give HUGE donations to POLITICIANS. The universities then take the BILLIONS of profits and give them to countries like Israel that then uses the money to buy weapons from those same weapons companies who then GIVE MORE donations to POLITICIANS. This is why ALL these America POLITICIANS are smearing ANYONE that recommends divestment. They don’t care who dies so long as the money keeps rolling.
If the college uses him as a scapegoat I hope he sues the college. He tried to stop it before it happened. The college disregard his advice and proceeded with the event. It's the college's fault, not his.
Well said!!!! Exactly
He shouldn’t be listening to the UNIVERSITY they are NOT HIS BOSS.
Yep!
Of course they will throw the black man under the bus
They had no authority to stop it. Peaceful protest is protected under the first ammendment. It's only after it got violent that they could attempt anything.
School Administration told him to wait --- too much b.s.
His job is to protect he chose to listen to the UNIVERSITY. His job is NOT to listen to the UNIVERSITY.
@@DeannThomas-le2utexactly. Every one of these politicians is complicit
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Nice job obscuring what happened.
Israel asserting its authority over campus?
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The administrators are to blame. Not the chief. He's being scapegoated.
He stood down and did nothing, he is to blame. So he has to take order from some university really? Weak. He dug his own grave.
@DeannThomas-le2ut You got a boss? He does. The chancellor. University administration didn't want to seem heavy-handed or infringing on these "students'" rights, so they allowed them to take over and act like animals. They beat on each other, and the cops are supposed to go in to clean up their mess? Why aren't we asking that the administrators who allowed it and the professors who encouraged this behavior be fired or asked to resign?
it's all a big clusterf*ck of corruption and incompetence but that's blue state america in a nutshell 💩💙
What do you think his job is?😅
The campus did it and their trying to lay blame else where . He told them don’t do it .
@@HumanBeingsRThinkingBeingsAmerica are supporting nazis as we type
@@HumanBeingsRThinkingBeingsprotesting was not criminalized, the students were told to disperse by the university. They could have resumed protests the next day and for however long as they wanted so long as their protests didn’t involve breaking of laws or violating the rights of the other students and public on campus.
They should have left peacefully and resumed each day peacefully. And, as we saw elsewhere, in the protestor group there were quite a number of individuals not affiliated with the university, not students, and were outside agitators, paid provocateurs, and such other opportunists.
Follow laws, lawful protest, lawful assembly as an American right must be protected.
That said I’m honestly not sure how many of those students or protestors are concerned about either being American or their (or anyone else’s) American rights at all until they could try and spin something like you are suggesting from the situation they create for themselves.
The privileged often take everything for granted until it’s gone and then look for someone else to blame for that as well.
@@HumanBeingsRThinkingBeingsit’s hard to tell these days
@@PossessedNoodle Another google expert. A protest is peaceful CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE. If they follow orders like good little sheep and leave when told too, they are not protesting. What you are describing is a rally not a protest.
@@Technobabble-ef7gu I disagree, I’ve used both lawful protest and lawful assembly here to define the peaceful protesting that campus student bodies were supposedly taking part in. I also try very diligently to not rely on Google, or at least not Google alone, difficult as that is. I am not academic of law or justice, just a concerned parent and constitutionalist who agrees with their needing to be allowed assembly as part of their first amendment right. It’s not an over complicated stance or topic. Lawful civil disobedience is over complication of the same concept through semantics. They can protest, they cannot commit crimes during that protest. Simple.
Whatever the chief did or did not do, it was not he who created the chaos and destruction. Especially after his employers told him they were permitting the protests.
Sounds like they ignored the chief's warning, then pointed the finger at him when everything went south.
How are they going to blame the chief when he takes his orders from the President of the university who told him to allow the protestors on campus? Let's remember the President and Governor has a major role in this incident
But taking over a capital building and declaring it CHAZ/CHOP was peaceful and took over a month to "disband" I absolutely love the hypocrisy of these politicians and leaders. Yes, that was Seattle, but these same people applauded it and called for more "disruptive behavior"
Nobody took over a Capitol in Seattle. The Capitol is in Olympia. Also it was 4 blocks in an area called Capitol Hill. An alternative living community. 2 of those blocks was a park called Cal Anderson. If you need anymore info on the subject. Just let me know. Sounds like you've either misunderstood or someone gave you wrong info.
🧢 You know *_“Capital Hill”_* is just what they call the *college district* in Seattle? There was no capital building there. They took over a street block. Not buildings. At least look something up that you know little about. Did someone tell you this like a _weird childs game of “telephone”?_
@@SeashelleBytheseashore last time I was in Seattle was November/December 1999. I sometimes wonder how the WTO protest would have went if the LEOs hadn’t made a wall of buses around the convention center declaring it a no protest zone and them being so eager to try out their new militarization strategies for crowd control after bush sr 1033 Program(1990) sold all that old military equipment especially after the 92 Watts riots. I wonder 💭 would they have attacked the AFL-CIO March that wasn’t even near the convention center? Or would I have seen people trampling over themselves running towards the bay from a three story wall of teargas coming down the street? Would they have called for martial law after running out of teargas the first day? 50,000 people takes a lot of gas to disperse I guess? They must have been afraid of puppets and free speech…
@@genericamerican7574 I've seen so many people say "they shut down downtown Seattle" or so many other outlandish things. People who talk about it probably have never been to Seattle or even know how the 8 hills, communities and downtown are laid out. I lived on Cap Hill for 7 years. And I was at CHOP. Some people where I grew up 2k miles away tried to convince me what was really happening and where just because they were seeing news reports. The stuff they were saying really was hilarious. But they know because they saw it on TV. Other hilarious responses to hear.... Just ask them what they think the protest was about.
@@SeashelleBytheseashore the first night of the WTO protests the police chased some protesters several miles up into capital hill’s little shopping street after declaring martial law in downtown. This was just after thanksgiving so it was decorated for the holidays just like downtown. People were shopping for the holidays and got caught up in the mayhem as the Leo used teargas and “rubber bullets” on the people who were there. People didn’t have cellphones in 99 so I was there helping with communications for emergency services. Even the things that I wasn’t there for was being called in on the radios. We broadcasted it on pirate radio. Today I suppose it would be all over TikTok and RUclips. 😅
The school let these idiots set all this up then blame the chief when the crap hits the fan. ROFL. Always someone else's fault.
They are all at fault. It’s HIS job to do what needed and NOT cover down to the University!
I seem to remember cops doing nothing when certain students were attacked in berkley as well.
Corruption, needs to be removed, appalling
AGREED!
Who is the corrupt person
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Anyone defending hamas.
@@kosher8720anyone defending genocide.
amazing how selective police security seems to be
They get away with it because by law they are not obligated to protect anybody. So they just do or don't do whatever they feel like makes their department the most income as policing is a for-profit business.
The campus has its own police and security they made sure the cops weren't their. The college decided to ignore its own safety protocols. The students on the pro Israel side should sue.
Typical California, this is why people are leaving the state. This situation should have never happened in the first place. The university is at fault for allowing the law on their campus to be voluntary and endangering their students.
California is certainly a hotspot for racial/political conflict and lawlessness but this Israel/Pales nonsense is happening across the country (always at universities, go figure). This gives us a great opportunity to further the DEI initiative and "celebrate our differences", doesn't it?
Damned if you do damned if you don’t…he’s screwed. Sad because gascon is still in office! If anyone should be fired it’s gascon.
Great comment green619.....but sadly Gascon is still in office because voters(?) keep voting him in. Even after a recall.
Do we even know if those involved were students?
The ADL works with the police they actually give them a watch list
Zero accountability. Zero responsibility. It’s the school, and the hamas sympathizers who are at fault. Don’t blame the Police.
Oh wait! What about the Pro Israel faction that were allowed to come on campus and beat up KIDS for 5 hours? They have NO fault?
Those college kids are protesting Israel and its genocidal policies. They are not there for Hamas but I wouldn't expect Israel's supporters to tell the truth.
Free speech doesn’t include fireworks, hiding faces and violence
If police chief were responsible for preventing crimes their wouldn't be any nationwide. People need to self police their behavior.
Please research before commenting. The REASON he is under fire is because of the police response when the Zionist mob attacked the pro-Palestinian encampment. Police were on scene when the attack started. A proper police response would be to arrest the aggressors in the situation and protect those being attacked. Instead, they stood by and watched the melee for over an hour. Almost like the Chief ordered them to not intervene since he already didn't like the encampment. That is negligence if true and he needs to be fired for it.
That would mean taking responsibility and these younger generations are to stupid to do that
if people were responsible for crime there wouldnt be a police chief
Gotta love the authoritarians.
What are you talking about the administration of these universities and your local politicians supported this lunacy, and they told him to back off, you get what you voted for
"Anonymous sources are blaming" the chief. That is all I needed to hear to call B.S. on these allegations.
How is this not the attacker's fault?
Don't try to blame the Chief of Police for this! He should not be used as a scapegoat. The blame game is not OK! You can't blame a leader for trying to mitigate a mob that the university unintentionally allowed. The blame could be laid at the feet of the individuals who turned the protest violent.
Zs are paying 50k to show up to be violent. At UCLA there was a Z fraternity shooting fireworks at protesters and throwing rocks. There were also considerably older adults.
Anyone should have known this would happen, and the way the phrase “free speech” is placed in a derisive manner, instead of it being a basic right. Either way, I understand police are not private security, but if they can mobilize to get rid of protesters they could have mobilized to get rid of the mob attacking them.
How does _"unintentionally_ allowed" work?
And it was the Jewish mob that attacked first they were the violent terrorists. Shame on you UCLA you didn't arrest them.
Malum In Se/Malum Prohibitum
Nothing moral requires authority. Authority is the claim to the exclusive exemption to morality. It is a monopoly on violence. Violence is a violation because it is the initiation of aggression, not self-defense. Offense/defense are ontologically distinct. All crime has a legal equivalent (ie, taxation is extortion).
Every government is founded on Ad Baculum.
Petitio Principii can and will be used against you.
Warren v. District of Columbia
Town of Castle Rock v. Gonzales
DeShaney v. Winnebago County
Lozito v. New York City
You are legally compelled via the logical fallacies Ad Populum, Ad Baculum and Ad Verecundiam to pay for protection that they are not legally obligated to provide. That's a mafia.
The highest Abrahamic value is Ignorance of Good and Evil. It's right there in Genesis. They worship Yaldabaoth, God of the Scapegoaters: God blames Man; Man blames Woman; Woman blames Serpent; Serpent blames God, more accurately - the Serpent defines God.
God Condones Child Rape
No.s 31: 17-18
God Condones Rape
Deut. 22: 28-29
God Condones Abortion
No.s 5: 11-31
Unquestioning Obedience to Government
Rom.s 13: 1-7
Ritualistic classifying surgery as a means of psychic castration, like circumcision and sub-incision, are hallmarks of patriarchal culture, a demonstration to the young that the venerable old ones still wield the all-powerful knife - and the beginning of transsexualism. Those who do not perform the cult's rite can never enjoy full social status.
Symbols of the castrated member, the tie and bow-tie, are mandatory accoutrements of the political wardrobe and phallic monuments are erected to commemorate the minds conquered long ago. Brute force is no longer necessary.
The capitalist priest class of Psychiatry, working in tandem with the State bureaucracy, regulates and polices the new Restriction and gelding of desire. Psychiatrists, along with other legal arbiters, help to obscure justice with grey areas of intentionality, mental state, etc.
Some mistake this as a system of Liberty, ignorant of the fact that Psychiatric Control is a cornerstone of the perfected Totalitarian State.
All modern illnesses come from the absurd and tragic struggle of man's inability to bridle Nature. This dogma echoes perpetually, omnisciently by understanding voices in self-help books, billboards, radio commercials and television talk shows to convince the public to practice continual self-suppression and hormonal restraint. Any deviation is an indication of something severely wrong with the individual.
Perhaps Lycanthropic Transformation Rites are in some way a Psychic Preparation for the millennial calamities that are thought to lie ahead.
Legalism is a Language of Equivocations, a process of assimilation to violence and illogic.
Etymology: government
Gubernare: to control
Mens/Mentis: mind
culture
Colere: to inhabit, to till
Cult: collective mind
-ure: process of
civilize, etc.
Civitas: city
-ize: to do/to make like
police, policy, politics, polite
Polis: city
authority
Auctor: master, father, creator
-ity: quality of
religion
Religare: to bind fast, to place an obligation on
-ion: noun-forming suffix
uniform
Uni-: one
Form: shape
They lump themselves into a group. They want all the collective praise and none of the collective blame (No True Scotsman). If they were truly concerned for their reputation they wouldn’t wear a uniform. Badges are just snowflakes.
"Everything is metamorphosed into its opposite to perpetuate itself in its expurgated form. All the powers, all the institutions speak of themselves through denial, in order to attempt, by simulating death, to escape their real death throes. [...] For example: it would be interesting to see whether the repressive apparatus would not react more violently to a simulated holdup than to a real holdup. Because the latter does nothing but disturb the order of things, the right to property, whereas the former attacks the reality principle itself." - Jean Baudrillard (Simulacra & Simulation - 1981)
"Our rulers, who rule our symbols, and so rule a symbolic class of life, impose their own infantilism on our instituitions, educational methods, and doctrines. This leads to maladjustment of the incoming generations which, being born into, are forced to develop under the un-natural (for man) semantic conditions imposed on them. In turn, they produce leaders afflicted with the old animalistic limitations. The vicious circle is completed; it results in a general state of human un-sanity, reflected again in our instituitions. And so it goes, on and on." - Alfred Korzybski (Science and Sanity: An Introduction to Non-Aristotelian Systems and General Semantics - 1933)
"I am a cosmopolitan." - Diogenes
"If I could not be Alexander, I should wish to be Diogenes." - Alexander the Great
"A man is no less a slave because he is allowed to choose a new master once in a term of years." - Lysander Spooner (No Treason: Constitution of No Authority - 1867)
"It is incredible how as soon as a people become subject, it promptly falls into such complete forgetfulness of its freedom that it can hardly be roused to the point of regaining it, obeying so easily and willingly that one is led to say that this people has not so much lost its liberty as won its enslavement." - Étienne de la Boétie (Discours de la servitude volontaire ou le Contr'un - 1577)
"Leadership in government is political power, and political power is an official form of antagonizing the people. Politics are rules imposed upon the people. They have every man in a straight jacket and without a passport he cannot move a toe. In a free world, they violate the natural rights of every citizen. They have become the weapons of political despots and if you don't think as they think you're deprived of your passport." - Michael Chaplin as Rupert Macabee (A King in New York - 1957)
"Imagine, if you will, a world filled only with criminals of whom there are two classes: those too honest to rationalize their crimes and the powerful who scapegoat them." - Rod Serling
"Eye have no Moral Obligation to ask permission from the person to whom Eye Morally Object if Eye may exercise mEye Moral Objection." - Unknown
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They blame the police but it's the university's fault. Students signed an agreement to obey compass rules and comply with University administration. In the same agreement the college pledged to maintain a peaceful safe campus for all students. Protests always turn violent. When are we going to get that through our heads. The protesters want to protest for the rest of the students want the university to honor their signed agreement to maintain play peaceful safe campus. They could have stopped this before it ever started. They had signed agreements which gave them the right to say protests are not allowed on campus grounds.
The fact is that more than 50% of these protesters don't even attend these schools, they are paid Antifa aggressors. Look for their trademark black hoodies.
Policy's do not over ride the U.S. Constitution & our right to Peacefully Protest . It was against the law and Constitution to allow Violent Counter Protesters to engage with the Peaceful Protesters.
Who's fault that was will be for the Law and the Courts to decide. Now it's really going to cost the tax payer...
The protests turned violent because Zionists came and attacked students , followed by the police the next night. The Gaza encampment was peaceful. It wasn’t even occupying that large of a space and there were plenty of other entrances to the buildings they were in front of.
What is his JOB? Is his job to cow down to the rich people at the universities? NOPE but he did.
Blaming the police is foolish… it’s the institution that allowed matters to even BEGIN to reach this level. The policies of this state are to blame. You get what you vote for. Quit voting for those who speak lofty sounding words and learn to scrutinize policies for what they are… empty, costly insanity. SMH….
Is he being dragged for protecting the violent instigators that attacked the encampment with explosive devices, or to distract from that incident?
That was not clash. It was attack by right wings masked group on peaceful student protesters. How many of them were arrested? Report the truth not obscure the facts.
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Every arrested protestor needs to be sued to pay for the damages/LAPD bill and so should the university. This is 100% the fault of the woke administrators who didn't get control of this early.
I completely AGREE. The UC Regents were so afraid of offending anyone that they took too long to react. At that time, the encampment grew unmanageable, and clear lines were drawn between support for Palestine and Gaza. This was a complete FAIL on the side of UCLA! Is this the thinking of higher education, UC Regents, and UCLA President??
Absolutely.
You get what you asked for.
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Wow so they use his as an escape goat. Stop allowing these ppl to act this way. This isnt free sprech this is violence. They arent just picketing they r violent
Sometimes when you support terror, terror doesnt support you back...
"DISSENT WITHOUT CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE IS CONSENT"
D.H. Thoreau
How about just blaming the individuals that were fighting?
There’s always a few bad apples that get involved in things like this, often with the idea of drawing negative attention and breaking up the protest.
They were likely all adults that knew what they were doing and were not under duress from anyone to become violent.
finally local news asking some common sense questions. I really like how they take the direct quote "we can mobilize in minutes" and compare it against the fact that it took them about 3 hours.
I find it troubling that there is such a massive inconsistency, and other reporters do not question it at all.
Wow, you know theres a problem with our system if the media has to abbreviate palestianians or palestine for fear of censorship on youtube and other platforms.
Democracy folks. While you may not like a position, information and debates should never be censored. If you truly believe you are right, then defending your position should be welcomed, not prevented.
Welcome to what conservatives have been dealing with for years
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@@yaimavolDoes that make you feel better? Where are the conservatives defending free speech of anti genocide protesters? Crickets.
@@rettro6578 Tresspassing and assaulting police officers is not free speech. It is criminal behavior. Go ahead and defend that.
The University Staff are at fault for all of this. They probably offered extra credit for students who participated.
This is why you spend big bucks to send your kids to college.
Why didn’t the university have protection for the students before this happened. This wasn’t just one event. The university leadership allowed this to go on for DAYS. Faculty and staff were asking leadership to do something before this took place. The news is just covering the big story not the whole story.
Clashes!! Seriously? One group is attacking the other? How the hell is that a clash?
Blame the students, not the Chief.
Don't resign Chief. Make them fire you and then sue them for wrongful termination.
The Head of the University allowed this to start and is responsible for it. The students were not controlled by the President of the University so they are at fault! Immediate Expulsion from enrollment would have immediately shut the protest down. The only people left protesting would not have been students but outside agitators.
What gets me is the ones still calling this a peaceful protest denying the rights of the students….
He did with the CIA and Mossad told him to do
Looking at him, you can tell he is there just for the paycheck and no other reason.
That's the stupidest thing I've heard today! Congratulations!😂
If you aren't black ask black people about black cops. I will leave it at that.
You just won the dumbest comment of the year award. Congrats!!
EXACTLY
D E I hire my guess.🙄
Imagine if these fools were fighting for Repartions for Black Indigenous Americans!
Of course they will blame the police . They need a scapegoat.
Blame the wrong people you go and raise your children well and take personal responsibility.
These were attacks on the protesters as LE watched, not clashes. Watch the damn videos.
Police have no legal responsibility to protect anybody despite the false advertising on the sides of their cars. Policing in the US is only about generating income through fines and court fees. Cops don't get involved in riots unless they have overwhelming numbers&equipment and are being paid for special duty.
I don't blame the police chief....
I blame karen bass and Gavin newsom for destroying los angeles
Riots are not the police chief's fault. He is fine. Police are slow to respond throughout LA.
Shouldn't we be blaming the rioters first?
No. If they had enforced policies first, it would never have turned into a riot.
They need to raise the interest rates on student loans and reverse loan forgiveness
There is obviously a lot of blame to go around. Anyone who didn’t think this would happen should go back to school. Over 25 students were hospitalized, curious why you do not mention this?
Because only blue lives matter to the overlords. The rest of us are just meat.
They have to find someone to blame. May as well blame the black man.
Middle East was brought over here for us to bare witness. So chaotic
The credibility of the LA Times has never been lower.
They blame the chief of police instead of the student terrorist who did it?
These schools allow the protests and are surprised when violence and property damage occurs. Sounds like they need to introduce Commom Sense 101 and 102 as new courses of study . They then need to enroll and take the classes themselves !
Don't they have campus police and security ? Shouldn't that be their responsibility ? And it's kind of ironic that the pro Israeli antiprotesters went in attacked the Palestinian protesters without any sense of irony
Wonder how much money California universities have tied up, take a look at TEXAS;
In total, the UTIMCO has $8,125,888 in investments linked to the IDF and the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.
A 2017 Texas law prevents the state’s public agencies from investing in companies that boycott Israel. It is also illegal for agencies to invest in “financial companies who boycott certain energy companies” under a 2021 law, and the same applies for investing in companies that “discriminate” against firearms companies. The State of Texas has its own investments, which include nearly $100 million in Israeli bonds. Abbott also introduced a rule requiring state agencies boycott goods from the Gaza Strip or any organization with ties to HAMAS.
They shouldn't have been there causing problems in the first place. Don't start none, wont be none. FAFO
Mind Begs the Question:
- To defend,support a State
- Whose policies are
- Starvation,Death Camps,Gas Chambers/White Phosphorus,Dehumanization,Pogroms,Ethnic Cleansing,etc
- American or 1930s German?
So you agree that the pro Israel agitators should not have been there attacking students and should be charged with assault.
@nonebefore389 I don't think ANYONE should be occupying campuses for protesting. Fly to the country you are protesting against and do it there. See how far that gets you. We don't support terrorists backed government in this country. Your school has nothing to do with Israel or Palestine. Go do it in those countries.
@HumanBeingsRThinkingBeings
Are you comparing America to Germany? If people dislike or hate America so intensely, move. No one is stopping people from leaving. Feel free. This country would be better off and you would be happier. Win-win.
UCLA allowed and encouraged these protests to happen by waiting way too long to call in law enforcement to stop it. Sounds to me like the UCLA administrators who allowed this to happen and the professors who encouraged these students to protest are trying to save their own jobs by blaming the police chief for what they themselves are responsible for. UCLA did not want law enforcement on their campus and then blame the police chief for security lapses when it is UCLA who is ultimately responsible for providing campus security.
Obviously he was a "DEI" hire, if he's that incompetent. ..
I bet if they were responding to a guy smoking weed they would have been there within 5 minutes in full riot gear
I don’t want to pay their tuition!!!!!!
Haha, stop trying to use him as a SCAPE GOAT!!! It was UCLA Administration!
Where was the L.A. Mayor and CA. Govenor??? Asleep at the wheel?
He should be fired and not allowed to be a police officer anywhere.
Of course, blame the cops not the professor's who incited violence and riots
Don Lemon said DEI wouldn't get people hurt. Elon disagreed.
Don't let this distract you from the fact that uncle Bosey was eaten by Cannibals 😂😂😂
Police get their commands from the top, they are just doing what they are told to do by obyedin.
Chief needs to sue, period. Don't let them make him the scapegoat.
…..All the chief cares about is his retirement package. 🤷🏼♂️🤔
Golden parachute
He warned the ucla , the blame on ucla you beta
Does UCLA police have the safety equipment to go into a mob?
Don't do nothing, get fired.
Do something, get fired
😂 I like my do nothing, no responsibility, quiet quitting slave wage job.
We literally have video of the Palestinian encampment protesters telling police to go home.
So....
The disaster that is the USA is imploding because of a crisis of competency at every level 😂😂😂🔥🇺🇲🔥
What a joke blame the police for what the domestic terrorists are doing
The chief just let these pro-genocide paid agitators commit these crimes.
I am convinced the chief personally asked them to do it
WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT WHEN YOU GOT A DEMOCRAT RUNNING?
NOTHING, ABSOLUTELY NOTHING AT ALL…
Revoke their student Visa and their American taxpayer funded college money and send them to Obama's house in Martha's Vinyard.
I had some difficulty understanding the reporter’s words, maybe it’s the articulation, not sure, but the audio sounds a little slurred.
All the Police Chiefs in the L.A. area are weak.
How hang have been trained by netangugu’s IDF?
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They are because the Democrats you vote for prevent them from enforcing certain laws. The Police chief is a patsy for the dominating government and their ideology. Vote different next time.
The ADL works with the police and gives them a watch list
If they can't get along OVER THERE, why do we allow both HERE?
There is a vacancy in Uvalde, Texas Police Department!!
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Who’s the violent one now where’s all the news outlets smh
How about blaming our government policy of standing by Israel genocide and expansion into Gaza
How about blaming Hamas for brutally slaughtering innocent people, including babies?
@@TestUser-cf4wj you still believing the fake baby story, wake up get some Java
@@TestUser-cf4wj Between 2005 - 2022, 5,365 Palestinians in Gaza were killed by the IDF with another 62,998 injured or wounded. Of these 75% were civilians.
IN comparison 52 IDF were killed by HAMAS and 92 IDF soldiers and 7 Israeli civilians wounded
Newsom is the problem.......
Brilliant analysis old boy. Is that all you've got?
He only cares about his retirement benefits and counting on his days while in duty
NOT a "clash". It was a violent and brutal attack against the protesters by a pro Israeli mob. The video shows this clearly.
Why won't you tell the truth?
TRUMP STRONG !! like ManlyManPootin & Talibans & nate&Yahoo !
VOTE TRUMP/SANTOS 2024 - THE ONLY LAW&ORDER CANDIDATES !
Such BS. It wasn't a clash. The Israeli gang attacked the encampment with fireworks, poles, and barricades while the uni cops just watched. Look up the actual videos.
Yes let’s blame our police force for the conduct of radicalized people.
Scapegoat, we know the LAPD allowed it to happen.
Damned if you do and Damned if you don’t. Don’t blame the Chief!!
@DeannThomas-le2ut You got a boss? The chief does... the chancellor and school leadership who he takes orders from. He was told to stand down. So these "students" take over the campus...barricade themselves...act like animals and attack each other and cops are to blame for their actions? Why aren't we holding those students accountable? They could have gone home the moment it became "dangerous." They chose to stay there. The administration allowed it and should have allowed the cops to go in and clean up the mess they allowed. All because they didn't want to seem like the school administration was infringing on their 1st amendment rights. Well....there you go.
Endowments, tuition fees, research grants, alumni donations and other revenue streams contribute towards financial stability and support their educational aims. As of the 2021/22 academic year, Ivy League institutions generated $40.61 billion in total revenue.
The federal government provides enormous subsidies to the wealthiest universities by paying “overhead” on research grants. Ivy League universities received $1.8 billion for government-funded research grants despite having $192 billion in endowment funds.
Universities take taxpayer grants, endowments, and tuition, and invest it in weapons companies. These weapon companies give HUGE donations to POLITICIANS.
The universities then take the BILLIONS of profits and give them to countries like Israel that then uses the money to buy weapons from those same weapons companies who then GIVE MORE donations to POLITICIANS.
This is why ALL these America POLITICIANS are smearing ANYONE that recommends divestment.
They don’t care who dies so long as the money keeps rolling.
“I was just doing what I was told”
Sounds familiar
He’s a campus police chief , he’s not Elliot ness! A large kegger is his specialty