To the brave lads and lasses that keep showing up, please don't let the powers that be stop hearing your demands just because they choose to cover their ears. Pry their hands aside if you have to.
@@RobertoSiffredi-xy1nc Who the hell cares? The USA has laws against sending money abroad to countries doing war crimes, and it is still doing that anyway, and you don't see our government showing any self-restraint. Legality don't mean anything if all it serves is to allow problems to fester.
@@suddenimpulse030 I know you didn't just demean college folk as if we didn't try this before during Vietnam and the like, or are you really that dense? We got people actively aiding a genocide, I think we can aim a little higher with our standards than just being doormats of our own country's arms industry.
The tragedy unfolding in Gaza should be acknowledged but it's not an excuse for trespassing. The landowner's permission should be obtained before a protest takes place.
Why? They could just say no being the campuses giving lip service to Israel, and protests would never go anywhere. If they allow it, it means it's not bothering them, which defeats the purpose.
@@MrMarket1987walk us thru how this all works out for the students. Think thru the mind of a person who cares about other people. What's the next stop for your kind??? ..Like do you end up moving to Gaza and to aid in the rebuild??
@@abemartinez8844 You don't care about a gosh darn thing except gaslighting and I don't care much for your condescension, pup. The rebuild for who? The Israelis and other foreigners planning to move in after all the bombings forced all the Palestinians out of Gaza, when THAT has been the stated goal of some Israeli officials? What the heck is it you think is going on over there? You have to be exceedingly lacking in news variety not to know that the ICJ effectively called what Israel is doing a genocide, and the reason it _can't_ use that word in legalese is because for whatever reason their criteria is exceedingly high to the point the genocide has had to have _already_ happened, which is such a backwards and archaic way to go about it despite them still laying out what IS happening that would "lead to it". What people that CARE ought to be doing is to STOP sending arms and money to Israel, STOP the continuous slowdown of aid intending to go to Gaza, STOP messing up West Bank, STOP shooting at civilians and Hamas members just _trying_ to get normalcy going over there, STOP the apartheid, take everyone involved in that genocide to trial, and for goodness sakes, stop abusing Judaism and the ethnic Jews as pawns for rampant Zionism when JEWS are often the ones involved in these kinds of protests to begin with. YES, the LEAST we could do is rebuild the homes of Palestinians who've been bombed on top of all that else!
Many of them are, don't lie. There's ample faculty members as part of it, and even THEN there's no reason for only students and students alone to protest this.
@@MrMarket1987 no I'm sure there is plenty but have you been paying attention to the reports??? In AZ most of who were arrested we not students. But I am not saying the students are not guilty they certainly are.
@@abemartinez8844 So WHAT? Why would that change anything? At LEAST 20% were enrolled students, but any chance to protest for a good cause is a good chance. You've been flooding my replies with excuses for Israel; They have ALL of the power in their dynamic, and the USA is backing them up near unconditionally, while the rest of the UN is desperately trying to get the USA to stop being so obstructive to measures to retrain Israel even a little. You think the entire rest of the world doesn't know a thing or two about this better than our government does?
@@abemartinez8844 So WHAT? Why would that change anything? At LEAST 20% were enrolled students, but any chance to protest for a good cause is a good chance. You've been flooding my replies with excuses for Israel; They have ALL of the power in their dynamic, and the USA is backing them up near unconditionally, while the rest of the UN is desperately trying to get the USA to stop being so obstructive to measures to retrain Israel even a little.
@@abemartinez8844 At least 20% are enrolled; The rest could be friends and contacts. You've been flooding my replies with excuses for Israel either way; They have ALL of the power in their dynamic, and the USA is backing them up near unconditionally, while the rest of the UN is desperately trying to get the USA to stop being so obstructive to measures to retrain Israel even a little.
To the brave lads and lasses that keep showing up, please don't let the powers that be stop hearing your demands just because they choose to cover their ears. Pry their hands aside if you have to.
their demands are childish, unrealistic, and won't achieve anything.
@@suddenimpulse030 and illegal. There are federal and state laws that prevent singling out a specific country for divestment.
@@RobertoSiffredi-xy1nc Who the hell cares? The USA has laws against sending money abroad to countries doing war crimes, and it is still doing that anyway, and you don't see our government showing any self-restraint. Legality don't mean anything if all it serves is to allow problems to fester.
@@suddenimpulse030 I know you didn't just demean college folk as if we didn't try this before during Vietnam and the like, or are you really that dense? We got people actively aiding a genocide, I think we can aim a little higher with our standards than just being doormats of our own country's arms industry.
The tragedy unfolding in Gaza should be acknowledged but it's not an excuse for trespassing. The landowner's permission should be obtained before a protest takes place.
Why? They could just say no being the campuses giving lip service to Israel, and protests would never go anywhere. If they allow it, it means it's not bothering them, which defeats the purpose.
@@MrMarket1987 their demands are childish, unrealistic, and won't achieve anything.
@@suddenimpulse030 Go back to bed.
@@MrMarket1987walk us thru how this all works out for the students. Think thru the mind of a person who cares about other people. What's the next stop for your kind??? ..Like do you end up moving to Gaza and to aid in the rebuild??
@@abemartinez8844 You don't care about a gosh darn thing except gaslighting and I don't care much for your condescension, pup. The rebuild for who? The Israelis and other foreigners planning to move in after all the bombings forced all the Palestinians out of Gaza, when THAT has been the stated goal of some Israeli officials?
What the heck is it you think is going on over there? You have to be exceedingly lacking in news variety not to know that the ICJ effectively called what Israel is doing a genocide, and the reason it _can't_ use that word in legalese is because for whatever reason their criteria is exceedingly high to the point the genocide has had to have _already_ happened, which is such a backwards and archaic way to go about it despite them still laying out what IS happening that would "lead to it".
What people that CARE ought to be doing is to STOP sending arms and money to Israel, STOP the continuous slowdown of aid intending to go to Gaza, STOP messing up West Bank, STOP shooting at civilians and Hamas members just _trying_ to get normalcy going over there, STOP the apartheid, take everyone involved in that genocide to trial, and for goodness sakes, stop abusing Judaism and the ethnic Jews as pawns for rampant Zionism when JEWS are often the ones involved in these kinds of protests to begin with. YES, the LEAST we could do is rebuild the homes of Palestinians who've been bombed on top of all that else!
We stand with Israel
To do what? What else, besides an apartheid, embargo, geneva violations, and genocide, have they been accomplishing?
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I also stand with Israel
You stand with Genocide, got it.
@@MrMarket1987 it's a war people die. What did you think would be the outcome?
What a joke!!!!! Most are not even students.
Many of them are, don't lie. There's ample faculty members as part of it, and even THEN there's no reason for only students and students alone to protest this.
@@MrMarket1987 no I'm sure there is plenty but have you been paying attention to the reports??? In AZ most of who were arrested we not students. But I am not saying the students are not guilty they certainly are.
@@abemartinez8844 So WHAT? Why would that change anything? At LEAST 20% were enrolled students, but any chance to protest for a good cause is a good chance. You've been flooding my replies with excuses for Israel; They have ALL of the power in their dynamic, and the USA is backing them up near unconditionally, while the rest of the UN is desperately trying to get the USA to stop being so obstructive to measures to retrain Israel even a little. You think the entire rest of the world doesn't know a thing or two about this better than our government does?
@@abemartinez8844 So WHAT? Why would that change anything? At LEAST 20% were enrolled students, but any chance to protest for a good cause is a good chance. You've been flooding my replies with excuses for Israel; They have ALL of the power in their dynamic, and the USA is backing them up near unconditionally, while the rest of the UN is desperately trying to get the USA to stop being so obstructive to measures to retrain Israel even a little.
@@abemartinez8844 At least 20% are enrolled; The rest could be friends and contacts. You've been flooding my replies with excuses for Israel either way; They have ALL of the power in their dynamic, and the USA is backing them up near unconditionally, while the rest of the UN is desperately trying to get the USA to stop being so obstructive to measures to retrain Israel even a little.