In Looking At All The Protest.....

Keith wrote:I think it's amusing that the students are now taking it out on the very institutions that nurtured their Marxist proclivities.

These protests have the potential to dramatically change the "left vs. right" dynamics in this country, if not, the whole world.

Right-wingers would be wise to try and work with this movement instead of spewing the same old Archie Bunker platitudes. And the first step is to stop supporting the ZioLobby that controls our entire government.

Keith wrote:You all have probably seen that the House passed an antisemitism bill yesterday, one that offers a very vague definition of "antisemitism" and is clearly being pushed through for the sake of political expediency. If it goes through all the way, you can kiss free speech and the First Amendment goodbye.

Keith wrote:I just want to be clear that I only support these protests to an extent. I do feel they have a worthy cause, but I do not condone terrorism and violence, and wish they could do a better job of weeding out troublemakers. I also look at it as a free speech issue and an example of hypocrisy where the System will go after those speaking out against the ZioLobby, yet do nothing when BLM burns down half the country because some drugged-up, black guy dies.

Quark wrote:

Keith wrote:I just want to be clear that I only support these protests to an extent. I do feel they have a worthy cause, but I do not condone terrorism and violence, and wish they could do a better job of weeding out troublemakers. I also look at it as a free speech issue and an example of hypocrisy where the System will go after those speaking out against the ZioLobby, yet do nothing when BLM burns down half the country because some drugged-up, black guy dies.

What the heck is the "ZioLobby"? Can't even find a definition with a search.

HawkTheSlayer wrote:

Quark wrote:

Keith wrote:I just want to be clear that I only support these protests to an extent. I do feel they have a worthy cause, but I do not condone terrorism and violence, and wish they could do a better job of weeding out troublemakers. I also look at it as a free speech issue and an example of hypocrisy where the System will go after those speaking out against the ZioLobby, yet do nothing when BLM burns down half the country because some drugged-up, black guy dies.

What the heck is the "ZioLobby"? Can't even find a definition with a search.

Da joos

HawkTheSlayer wrote:

Quark wrote:

Keith wrote:I just want to be clear that I only support these protests to an extent. I do feel they have a worthy cause, but I do not condone terrorism and violence, and wish they could do a better job of weeding out troublemakers. I also look at it as a free speech issue and an example of hypocrisy where the System will go after those speaking out against the ZioLobby, yet do nothing when BLM burns down half the country because some drugged-up, black guy dies.

What the heck is the "ZioLobby"? Can't even find a definition with a search.

Da joos

Quark wrote:

HawkTheSlayer wrote:

Quark wrote:

Keith wrote:I just want to be clear that I only support these protests to an extent. I do feel they have a worthy cause, but I do not condone terrorism and violence, and wish they could do a better job of weeding out troublemakers. I also look at it as a free speech issue and an example of hypocrisy where the System will go after those speaking out against the ZioLobby, yet do nothing when BLM burns down half the country because some drugged-up, black guy dies.

What the heck is the "ZioLobby"? Can't even find a definition with a search.

Da joos

Why the heck doesn't he say that. I think I finally figured it out: Zionist Lobby.

You know all this stuff is rather ironically funny. We are all colonists so lets first start with rounding up all these s*it-for-brains protestors and ship them back to their ancestral home. After all they want to give the land back so lets make them examples.