"We're All Hamas" Heard at Columbia University Protests

originally posted by: FlyersFan

The Mayor of NYC agrees and the President of Columbia actually finally agrees with you. Hell ... Even Biden woke up from his nap and said what was going on was antisemitism and has no place in America.

12 years late...It's kind of like that with liberals as they push agendas and just let them spiral into total chaos, and then say wow what is going on? How long have conservatives complained about BLM, and now the left is saying the same damn thing after billions in damages, many lives lost, and a few scamming Black women made rich. We can say the same thing about Trans in sports... We have dozens of more examples.

originally posted by: Xtrozero

originally posted by: TheWoker

Except that your laser-focus on the past glosses over the status quo half a year into an insanely genocidal campaign? Oh wait, that's not a problem?

It doesn't help when people like you suggest genocide and pretty much give Hamas a pass when it comes to deaths in Gaza. So, Hamas is saying 33,000 have been killed, and there are over 50,000 Hamas fighters, maybe 100,000, who knows. It is estimated that easily over 20,000 of that 33,000 are actually fighters, but they do not break it down other than to say 33,000 women and children that many eat up in their "oh the horrors" genocide rhetoric.

So 13,000 is still a terrible thing, but when you are completely embedded with a population that supports you, raises little warriors for you, a population that allows Hamas to use kids as spotters, and even gives them guns what would anyone expect numbers would look like? For me I'm surprised they are so small.

That civilian to combatant death ratio is actually better than in most modern wars. The pro-Hamas crowd just has no clue. There's no way to fight a totally clean war, especially against the barbarians these idiots support that use civilians as human shields.

originally posted by: DBCowboy
It's "mostly peaceful" holocaust supporters.

originally posted by: YourFaceAgain

originally posted by: Xtrozero

originally posted by: TheWoker

Except that your laser-focus on the past glosses over the status quo half a year into an insanely genocidal campaign? Oh wait, that's not a problem?

It doesn't help when people like you suggest genocide and pretty much give Hamas a pass when it comes to deaths in Gaza. So, Hamas is saying 33,000 have been killed, and there are over 50,000 Hamas fighters, maybe 100,000, who knows. It is estimated that easily over 20,000 of that 33,000 are actually fighters, but they do not break it down other than to say 33,000 women and children that many eat up in their "oh the horrors" genocide rhetoric.

So 13,000 is still a terrible thing, but when you are completely embedded with a population that supports you, raises little warriors for you, a population that allows Hamas to use kids as spotters, and even gives them guns what would anyone expect numbers would look like? For me I'm surprised they are so small.

That civilian to combatant death ratio is actually better than in most modern wars. The pro-Hamas crowd just has no clue. There's no way to fight a totally clean war, especially against the barbarians these idiots support that use civilians as human shields.

That said, most of the pro-Palestinian crowd really couldn't care less about them, so they're thrilled that Hamas uses them as human shields because the more of them that die the more they can bash Israel for it.

a reply to: YourFaceAgain

That civilian to combatant death ratio is actually better than in most modern wars.

CPJ is investigating all reports of journalists and media workers killed, injured, or missing in the war, which has led to the deadliest period for journalists since CPJ began gathering data in 1992 .

As of April 23:

97 journalists and media workers were confirmed dead: 92 Palestinian, 2 Israeli, and 3 Lebanese.
16 journalists were reported injured.
4 journalists were reported missing.
25 journalists were reported arrested.
Multiple assaults, threats, cyberattacks, censorship, and killings of family members.
Journalist casualties in the Israel-Gaza war

According to Insecurity Insight, funded by the UK Government (FCDO) and the US Agency for International Development, the following statistics reflect some of the violence to the healthcare sector recorded in Gaza and the West Bank between October 7th and January 8th:

622 reported incidents against the healthcare sector were reported in Gaza and the West Bank, with 462 taking place in Gaza.
123 health facilities were damaged.
162 health workers were killed.
200 health workers arrested.
Humanitarian Crisis Unveiled: Healthcare Under Attack in Gaza

Call for ceasefire by agency leaders of UN, which said airstrikes on Gaza had caused the most deaths of its aid workers in one conflict
The deaths of scores of aid workers in airstrikes on Gaza over the past month has made the conflict the deadliest ever for UN workers.

They were the latest of at least 196 humanitarian workers killed in Palestinian territories since October, according to the United Nations humanitarian coordinator in the region.These are the identities of the seven World Central Kitchen workers who died.
These are the World Central Kitchen aid workers killed by Israeli airstrike in Gaza

After six months of military assault, more than 5,479 students, 261 teachers and 95 university professors have been killed in Gaza, and over 7,819 students and 756 teachers have been injured – with numbers growing each day. At least 60 per cent of educational facilities, including 13 public libraries, have been damaged or destroyed and at least 625,000 students have no access to education. Another 195 heritage sites, 227 mosques and three churches have also been damaged or destroyed, including the Central Archives of Gaza, containing 150 years of history. UN experts deeply concerned over ‘scholasticide’ in Gaza

The cost of damage to critical infrastructure in Gaza is estimated at around $18.5 billion according to a new report released today by the World Bank and the United Nations, with financial support of the European Union.

The report finds that damage to structures affects every sector of the economy. Housing accounts for 72% of the costs. Public service infrastructure such as water, health and education account for 19%, and damages to commercial and industrial buildings account for 9%. For several sectors, the rate of damage appears to be leveling off as few assets remain intact.Joint World Bank, UN Report Assesses Damage to Gaza’s Infrastructure

According to Akroush, a total of 30 Christians have died since the conflict began. These include the 17 victims of the strike on the Greek Orthodox parish compound in October 2023, as well as the two women killed by snipers in the Catholic parish of the Holy Family.
Since start of Israel-Hamas war, 3% of Gaza's Christians dead

That civilian to combatant death ratio is actually better than in most modern wars.

Do you really believe that?

originally posted by: HopeForTheFuture
a reply to: YourFaceAgain

That civilian to combatant death ratio is actually better than in most modern wars.

CPJ is investigating all reports of journalists and media workers killed, injured, or missing in the war, which has led to the deadliest period for journalists since CPJ began gathering data in 1992 .

As of April 23:

97 journalists and media workers were confirmed dead: 92 Palestinian, 2 Israeli, and 3 Lebanese.
16 journalists were reported injured.
4 journalists were reported missing.
25 journalists were reported arrested.
Multiple assaults, threats, cyberattacks, censorship, and killings of family members.
Journalist casualties in the Israel-Gaza war

According to Insecurity Insight, funded by the UK Government (FCDO) and the US Agency for International Development, the following statistics reflect some of the violence to the healthcare sector recorded in Gaza and the West Bank between October 7th and January 8th:

622 reported incidents against the healthcare sector were reported in Gaza and the West Bank, with 462 taking place in Gaza.
123 health facilities were damaged.
162 health workers were killed.
200 health workers arrested.
Humanitarian Crisis Unveiled: Healthcare Under Attack in Gaza

Call for ceasefire by agency leaders of UN, which said airstrikes on Gaza had caused the most deaths of its aid workers in one conflict
The deaths of scores of aid workers in airstrikes on Gaza over the past month has made the conflict the deadliest ever for UN workers.

They were the latest of at least 196 humanitarian workers killed in Palestinian territories since October, according to the United Nations humanitarian coordinator in the region.These are the identities of the seven World Central Kitchen workers who died.
These are the World Central Kitchen aid workers killed by Israeli airstrike in Gaza

After six months of military assault, more than 5,479 students, 261 teachers and 95 university professors have been killed in Gaza, and over 7,819 students and 756 teachers have been injured – with numbers growing each day. At least 60 per cent of educational facilities, including 13 public libraries, have been damaged or destroyed and at least 625,000 students have no access to education. Another 195 heritage sites, 227 mosques and three churches have also been damaged or destroyed, including the Central Archives of Gaza, containing 150 years of history. UN experts deeply concerned over ‘scholasticide’ in Gaza

The cost of damage to critical infrastructure in Gaza is estimated at around $18.5 billion according to a new report released today by the World Bank and the United Nations, with financial support of the European Union.

The report finds that damage to structures affects every sector of the economy. Housing accounts for 72% of the costs. Public service infrastructure such as water, health and education account for 19%, and damages to commercial and industrial buildings account for 9%. For several sectors, the rate of damage appears to be leveling off as few assets remain intact.Joint World Bank, UN Report Assesses Damage to Gaza’s Infrastructure

According to Akroush, a total of 30 Christians have died since the conflict began. These include the 17 victims of the strike on the Greek Orthodox parish compound in October 2023, as well as the two women killed by snipers in the Catholic parish of the Holy Family.
Since start of Israel-Hamas war, 3% of Gaza's Christians dead

That civilian to combatant death ratio is actually better than in most modern wars.

Do you really believe that?

This has already been explained, I know because I posted it. The majority of the deaths have been reported by the media, nothing official about it. It’s impossible for the numbers to be accurate. Not to mention the math doesn’t add up. Do you even research the # you post??? Or do you just pull whatever numbers from a page that “sounds” official and post them? This nonsense is getting dumber by the day. You’re being one of their useful idiots.

Learn what this means. The numbers aren’t what your being brainwashed to believe.

Yes, the numbers as far as civilians is on par if not lower than most every war ever fought. Civilians die in every war, usually lots of them, why do think this war is any different especially when they’re being used as human shields?

Watch this maybe you’ll learn something.

a reply to: HopeForTheFuture

This is the link where the graph came from, you should probably read it so you’re not so confused and misled.

www.washingtoninstitute.org...

Heated debates over the Palestinian death toll in the Hamas-Israel war tend to focus on the fact that widely cited fatality numbers make no distinction between combatants and noncombatants. While this is true, it misses a more fundamental problem—the numbers themselves have lost any claim to validity. In the first month of the war, the Hamas-controlled Ministry of Health (MOH) in Gaza relied on its existing collection system, made up primarily of hospitals and morgues, to certify each death. Starting in early November, however, hospitals in northern Gaza began to shut down or evacuate during the Israeli ground invasion, spurring the MOH to introduce a new, undefined methodology for counting fatalities: media reports. This methodology, which the MOH has rarely acknowledged publicly, accounts for the majority of fatalities reported over the past four months, surpassing the traditional collection system. A comparison of the two methodologies, using MOH reports and claims published by the Hamas-controlled Government Media Office (GMO), yields wildly different and irreconcilable results, indicating that the media reports methodology is dramatically understating fatalities among adult males, the demographic most likely to be combatants. This undercuts the persistent claim that 72 percent of those killed in Gaza are women and children—a problem that has worsened since it was first noted by a Washington Institute report in January.

originally posted by: KrustyKrab
This has already been explained, I know because I posted it.

You can post it a hundred times. He won't read it.

a reply to: KrustyKrab

originally posted by: HopeForTheFuture
a reply to: YourFaceAgain

That civilian to combatant death ratio is actually better than in most modern wars.

CPJ is investigating all reports of journalists and media workers killed, injured, or missing in the war, which has led to the deadliest period for journalists since CPJ began gathering data in 1992 .

As of April 23:

97 journalists and media workers were confirmed dead: 92 Palestinian, 2 Israeli, and 3 Lebanese.
16 journalists were reported injured.
4 journalists were reported missing.
25 journalists were reported arrested.
Multiple assaults, threats, cyberattacks, censorship, and killings of family members.
Journalist casualties in the Israel-Gaza war

According to Insecurity Insight, funded by the UK Government (FCDO) and the US Agency for International Development, the following statistics reflect some of the violence to the healthcare sector recorded in Gaza and the West Bank between October 7th and January 8th:

622 reported incidents against the healthcare sector were reported in Gaza and the West Bank, with 462 taking place in Gaza.
123 health facilities were damaged.
162 health workers were killed.
200 health workers arrested.
Humanitarian Crisis Unveiled: Healthcare Under Attack in Gaza

Call for ceasefire by agency leaders of UN, which said airstrikes on Gaza had caused the most deaths of its aid workers in one conflict
The deaths of scores of aid workers in airstrikes on Gaza over the past month has made the conflict the deadliest ever for UN workers.

They were the latest of at least 196 humanitarian workers killed in Palestinian territories since October, according to the United Nations humanitarian coordinator in the region.These are the identities of the seven World Central Kitchen workers who died.
These are the World Central Kitchen aid workers killed by Israeli airstrike in Gaza

After six months of military assault, more than 5,479 students, 261 teachers and 95 university professors have been killed in Gaza, and over 7,819 students and 756 teachers have been injured – with numbers growing each day. At least 60 per cent of educational facilities, including 13 public libraries, have been damaged or destroyed and at least 625,000 students have no access to education. Another 195 heritage sites, 227 mosques and three churches have also been damaged or destroyed, including the Central Archives of Gaza, containing 150 years of history. UN experts deeply concerned over ‘scholasticide’ in Gaza

The cost of damage to critical infrastructure in Gaza is estimated at around $18.5 billion according to a new report released today by the World Bank and the United Nations, with financial support of the European Union.

The report finds that damage to structures affects every sector of the economy. Housing accounts for 72% of the costs. Public service infrastructure such as water, health and education account for 19%, and damages to commercial and industrial buildings account for 9%. For several sectors, the rate of damage appears to be leveling off as few assets remain intact.Joint World Bank, UN Report Assesses Damage to Gaza’s Infrastructure

According to Akroush, a total of 30 Christians have died since the conflict began. These include the 17 victims of the strike on the Greek Orthodox parish compound in October 2023, as well as the two women killed by snipers in the Catholic parish of the Holy Family.
Since start of Israel-Hamas war, 3% of Gaza's Christians dead

That civilian to combatant death ratio is actually better than in most modern wars.

Do you really believe that?

I didn't even mention the more than 30,000 Palestinian killed in my comment.

Read again, are we talking about those victims who in many cases overcome any conflict?

Don't worry, the real number of deaths will be known, there are still many under the rubble and hidden in graves opened by the Israelis. I bet it's bigger than those managed, 70% of civilian homes have been destroyed. The investigations will tell us when the genocide ends.

a reply to: HopeForTheFuture

Don't worry, the real number of deaths will be known, there are still many under the rubble and hidden in graves opened by the Israelis. I bet it's bigger than those managed, 70% of civilian homes have been destroyed. The investigations will tell us when the genocide ends.

If those savage animals would return the hostages then the Israelis wouldnt have to search the graves for their bodies.

Hey hey, ho ho
Genocide Joe has got go

a reply to: Xtrozero

It doesn't help when people like you suggest genocide and pretty much give Hamas a pass when it comes to deaths in Gaza.

It certainly doesn't help when oligarch cretins ignore the siege, and pretend it's not a genocide by UN definitions, to give the IDF terror a pass when it comes to deaths in Gaza and the West Bank. Neither did it help with communications, nor with the atmosphere on board.

Yesterday's Antifa Marxists are today's Hamas Lovers for you, but it's still a projection. And the virtue signalling in that has become somewhat palpable, in leu of any actual vitue.

originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: KrustyKrab

Until the terrorist masters get emboldened and commit an act of terrorism in the US, then they will be crying like babies denying they had anything to do with it.

If there's a useful takeaway from the 1/6 fiasco, it's that federal agents have the means to identify and track devices potential supremacist, racist or xenophobes were carrying in the vicinity at the time. It won't be difficult unless DOJ wants to make it difficult and that's a very bad look.

RE: Pelosi and Schumer calling on Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Resign...

On this ONE issue, Pelosi and Schumer are 100% correct. Anybody with common sense knows you go after the top 2 or 3 top leaders of the (any) terrorist group. The people who plan/fund/supply the field fighters. Netanyahu vowed to go after them on October 8th, but decided to take the most bloody route, instead.

Shortly after October 7th, 2023, former President Donald Trump described at a rally how Netanyahu has personal "problems" that (as we see) might prevent him from attacking top terrorist leaders.

The result...tens of thousands of beautiful women and children...CHILDREN! needlessly killed in Gaza. Good Lord... 😥

Trump Describes BiBi's possible cowardice or comprised state: theconservativetreehouse.com... ni/

originally posted by: WeMustCare
Anybody with common sense knows you go after the top 2 or 3 top leaders of the (any) terrorist group.

Oh for crying out loud ... you have posted that a dozen times and for each of those the response is the same ... try to understand this ....

The Hamas leadership is in Qatar and Turkey. Israel can NOT go after them in those countries. Israel can not bomb those countries. Israel can not send assassins into those countries. Those Hamas leaders are protected by those countries and Turkey said that if Israel goes into Turkey to kill Hamas there, then Turkey will go to war with Israel.

a reply to: HopeForTheFuture

I like how none of that post addresses what I said.

Yes, I believe what I said is true, because it is an inarguable fact.

The UN says that the usual civilian-to-combatant casualty ratio in war is 9 to 1.

Hamas's own numbers show the ratio in this war is lower than what the UN says is normal in war. Hamas said 6,000 militants had been killed by the end of February, when the total death toll they claimed was 30,000. That's 4 to 1, way "better" than the norm. And that's without even taking into account that they always undercount how many of their dead are militant.

You've been tricked into thinking an inordinate number of civilians are being killed in Gaza. It's simply not true. Math proves it wrong.

It's up to you if you want to accept facts based on 3rd grade math or if you want to cling to ideology and propaganda.

Only you can force yourself to remain ignorant.

a reply to: FlyersFan

No, it will be ignored because is not part of propaganda agenda that has invaded the social media to attract idiots.

ATS is not one of them.

Soo DeSantis will have none of "hamas terrorist but kissers" doing what they are doing in democrat hell holes.

www.youtube.com...

“You do that in Florida, at our universities, we’re showing you the door.”

“They’re taking over bridges, and they’re taking over roads ... They tried to do that in Miami, and what happened in ten minutes? They got dragged off the road where they belonged.

Bravo for DeSantis, kick the darn terrorist out of Florida.

originally posted by: TheWoker

Yesterday's Antifa Marxists are today's Hamas Lovers for you, but it's still a projection. And the virtue signalling in that has become somewhat palpable, in leu of any actual vitue.

Antifa is more anarchist than anything else. They go whatever is the opposite of what is in office. My point is give it a rest and stop the constant hyperbolizing everything while hardly having a basic concept of what is really going on.

I don't even know what you mean by virtue signaling in this case, or is it just trigger words you like to throw in whether in context or not...lol geez

originally posted by: HopeForTheFuture
a reply to: KrustyKrab

originally posted by: HopeForTheFuture
a reply to: YourFaceAgain

That civilian to combatant death ratio is actually better than in most modern wars.

CPJ is investigating all reports of journalists and media workers killed, injured, or missing in the war, which has led to the deadliest period for journalists since CPJ began gathering data in 1992 .

As of April 23:

97 journalists and media workers were confirmed dead: 92 Palestinian, 2 Israeli, and 3 Lebanese.
16 journalists were reported injured.
4 journalists were reported missing.
25 journalists were reported arrested.
Multiple assaults, threats, cyberattacks, censorship, and killings of family members.
Journalist casualties in the Israel-Gaza war

According to Insecurity Insight, funded by the UK Government (FCDO) and the US Agency for International Development, the following statistics reflect some of the violence to the healthcare sector recorded in Gaza and the West Bank between October 7th and January 8th:

622 reported incidents against the healthcare sector were reported in Gaza and the West Bank, with 462 taking place in Gaza.
123 health facilities were damaged.
162 health workers were killed.
200 health workers arrested.
Humanitarian Crisis Unveiled: Healthcare Under Attack in Gaza

Call for ceasefire by agency leaders of UN, which said airstrikes on Gaza had caused the most deaths of its aid workers in one conflict
The deaths of scores of aid workers in airstrikes on Gaza over the past month has made the conflict the deadliest ever for UN workers.

They were the latest of at least 196 humanitarian workers killed in Palestinian territories since October, according to the United Nations humanitarian coordinator in the region.These are the identities of the seven World Central Kitchen workers who died.
These are the World Central Kitchen aid workers killed by Israeli airstrike in Gaza

After six months of military assault, more than 5,479 students, 261 teachers and 95 university professors have been killed in Gaza, and over 7,819 students and 756 teachers have been injured – with numbers growing each day. At least 60 per cent of educational facilities, including 13 public libraries, have been damaged or destroyed and at least 625,000 students have no access to education. Another 195 heritage sites, 227 mosques and three churches have also been damaged or destroyed, including the Central Archives of Gaza, containing 150 years of history. UN experts deeply concerned over ‘scholasticide’ in Gaza

The cost of damage to critical infrastructure in Gaza is estimated at around $18.5 billion according to a new report released today by the World Bank and the United Nations, with financial support of the European Union.

The report finds that damage to structures affects every sector of the economy. Housing accounts for 72% of the costs. Public service infrastructure such as water, health and education account for 19%, and damages to commercial and industrial buildings account for 9%. For several sectors, the rate of damage appears to be leveling off as few assets remain intact.Joint World Bank, UN Report Assesses Damage to Gaza’s Infrastructure

According to Akroush, a total of 30 Christians have died since the conflict began. These include the 17 victims of the strike on the Greek Orthodox parish compound in October 2023, as well as the two women killed by snipers in the Catholic parish of the Holy Family.
Since start of Israel-Hamas war, 3% of Gaza's Christians dead

That civilian to combatant death ratio is actually better than in most modern wars.

Do you really believe that?

I didn't even mention the more than 30,000 Palestinian killed in my comment.

Read again, are we talking about those victims who in many cases overcome any conflict?

Don't worry, the real number of deaths will be known, there are still many under the rubble and hidden in graves opened by the Israelis. I bet it's bigger than those managed, 70% of civilian homes have been destroyed. The investigations will tell us when the genocide ends.

*Reading comprehension is still a thing.*
I never said you mentioned 30k in “that” post but you’re certainly spewing it in this post……again, like you do every post. I was trying to point out the fact as to why your numbers are always wrong. You’re spouting numbers and percentages like they’re fact and they’re anything but factual. It’s obvious why you’re here and it has nothing to do with wanting to know the truth. Anyways I’m done with you, you’re acting like a child with no interest whatsoever in a honest debate . 👋

originally posted by: FlyersFan

originally posted by: KrustyKrab
This has already been explained, I know because I posted it.

You can post it a hundred times. He won't read it.

Yeah, I know…😂. Sock puppets doing what they do best😁