04-26-2024, 01:21 PM
(04-26-2024, 01:11 PM)Dill Wrote: LOL You know how to pick'em. Such deep insight into the conflict:
"Yo Soros! Buy me a tent and some sandwiches, and I'll protest whatever you say."
Brian Kilmeade was going on about the tents yesterday morning, but he hadn't linked them to Soros yet.
Soros isn't the only Jewish person funding organizations which fund the protestors.
But Post reporters know, all you have to say is "Soros" and it all falls into place for their readers.
Hahaha, you're so pathetically predictable. I suppose you read through the entire article before posting this, right? What a sophomoric characterization of the tent observation. You fancy yourself an intellectual and this is what you vomit up for us?
Quote:The current conflict over Palestine reminds of the US Civil Rights struggle during the '60s.
For you, sure. You're desperate to link these kids to a noble cause because they're clearly a bunch of uninformed bigots.
Quote:The Right wing of US politics always sought to frame the protests as created by outside agitators,
some as far away as Moscow.
Hmm, I seem to remember the same arguments being made about the violence at BLM protests.
https://www.congress.gov/116/meeting/house/110775/documents/HHRG-116-JU00-20200610-SD019.pdf
Quote:It could never be granted that basic injustice was what drove the protestors.
If they were college kids, they were frequently described as immature, spoiled, and ignorant.
It's one thing to be protesting against blatantly racist laws and policies. Quite another to actively advocate for a terrorist group that routinely engages in gang rape, murder and kidnapping. A group that is openly, and virulently homophobic and misogynistic. Honestly, your attempts to link these protests to the civil rights marches is offensive on its face.
