University of Virginia's Palestine Protest Crackdown Was Ugly
The college had a legal right to break up the pro-Palestine encampment. But does that mean it should?
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The college had a legal right to break up the pro-Palestine encampment. But does that mean it should?
The evidence is becoming more and more clear as court cases against President Donald Trump progress: Democrats have weaponized the judicial process to support their claims that Trump was guilty of "fraud" in a case where no one lost money, is guilty of a felony over misdemeanor business document violations, interfered with an election by having – and expressing – his opinions.
Marxy-Nazi progressives play word games to confuse, delude and condemn their opponents, but more importantly to camouflage their authoritarian programs, totalitarian personalities and genocidal tools of mass murder and starvation.
Encampments on college and university campuses are not peaceful protests against war. They are platforms for antisemitism, and administrators who do not act aggressively to shut them down risk becoming complicit.
“You can be called a pedophile and a groomer so many times before you kinda want to stand up for yourself.