Campus anti-war protesters dig in nationwide as universities and police take action

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8 thoughts on “Campus anti-war protesters dig in nationwide as universities and police take action

  1. The easy answer? Expel the ones who won’t follow the rules. Everyone knows the charges will be dropped on those arrested, so there is no deterrent

    1. I’m not sure “everyone knew” anything. Here’s one reason why:

      Peaceful protests have been an integral part of IU’s culture since Vietnam. Ask any IU alum. So much so, that official university policy wrote-in Dunn Meadow as a set-aside spot for protests. The night before the latest IU protest, university officials quietly changed the policy, to disallow tents. Without telling anyone.

      So….the protestors, many of whom had brought tents, were evicted, and when any of them questioned the policy change, they were arrested. In addition, the State Police were brought in. With armored vehicles, and automatic weapons. And there were police snipers on nearby rooftops.

      The knee-jerk policy change seems designed to create more conflict.

      It isn’t surprising, given the incumbent IU president’s tenure. Her hiring was a sham, and her administration has bene rife with
      questionable actions.

      All unnecessary.

      Here’s how a responsible university administrator would’ve handled this; 1) hear and act on bonafide antisemitism which exists on campus; 2) give all students public notice of the tent ;policy change, prior to this protest. 3) after warning, remove tents 4) finally, detain anyone who interferes with number 3.

      A sad day for IU.

    2. Raymond R.
      +1

      These protestors are no better than the Nazi. These protestors
      are calling for a genocide against the Jews.
      The only thing these protestors are missing are the tiki torches.

      That said, theses protestors still have a right to protest and have the first amendment right to free speech.
      However, these protestors to NOT have a right to assult people or
      stop anyone from entering public spaces.
      Arrest them!!!

    3. Keith: the hyperbole is not necessary.

      It’s highly possible that protestors, and many others, decry antisemitism and Israel’s bombing attacks. Two good things can occur side-by-side.

    4. Rick S.

      I wish it was as you say, but it is not. These anti-Israel protestors
      are changing very vulgar slogans against Israel and the Jewish faith.

      These protestors are also harrsssing and assaulting Jewish students.
      Jewish students do NOT feel safe on our campuses.

      Remember, our national news media are now nothing more than
      leftwing activists. However, there is lots of video out there showing
      the hate of these leftwing activists.

    5. Rick S.

      “ From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free “
      “ Death to America “
      “ Intifada “
      “ The final Solution “
      Protestors demanding that their universities NO LONGER accept students
      from Isreal.

      These hateful slogans are quite common at these protests.
      Hmmmm?? Wonder why Jewish students are frightened.

      Sounds very anti-s emetic to me.

    6. Rick S.

      These Pro Palestinian protestors are also blocking Jewish students
      from going to class and from entering buildings.

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