what poor leadership looks like in real time

a reply to: RazorV66

Just to be clear, war is hell.

Collateral damage is one thing. Targeting hospitals, schools, large apartment buildings and people at supposed safe zones and check points, trying to get to where the Israelis are telling them to go, and blocking food, water and medical supplies, are war crimes.

a reply to: 19Bones79

So the victim card? Really? How are Jewish students being harassed by pro-Hamas terrorists using their Jewish victim card? It is not like a black person being arrested and claiming it was racist! I am all for revoking victim cards, all too often it turns into an excuse for bad behavior. All the types playing victim cards should be paying attention, once you become politically inconvenient your victim card does not matter!

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: RazorV66

Just to be clear, war is hell.

Collateral damage is one thing. Targeting hospitals, schools, large apartment buildings and people at supposed safe zones and check points, trying to get to where the Israelis are telling them to go, and blocking food, water and medical supplies, are war crimes.

Go join the fight instead of disrupting life here in this country with meaningless “protests”

Hamas would kill you clowns just as fast as they would kill the Jews.

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
They're protesting the death of 30K Palestinian women and children, killed by Israelis.

Which is a shame ... considering that number is BOGUS and nothing more than Hamas propaganda. But no, they are doing more than protesting 'palestinian' deaths ... they are calling themselves hamas and they are chanting the genocide chant against the Jews.

a reply to: FlyersFan

"that number is BOGUS" just isn't a valid justification for the inhumanity and the war crimes being inflicted on Palistinians by the Israelis.

That 30K number is from February of this year. Here we are, last day of April, and we're still seeing men, women and children dying in Gaza at the hands of Israel. It's probably much higher by now, and still growing.

a reply to: RazorV66

This isn't a Hamas issue. Yes, Hamas is bad, very bad. But the rules of war don't allow the indiscriminate bombing of civilian sites, like schools, hospitals, and large apartment complexes and "safe zone" and check points. Blocking the flow of water, gas and electricity, food and medical supplies is also against the rules of war.

This is an issue of human rights.

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: network dude

They could be protesting blonde hair, or wanting to ban tube socks, it doesn't matter.

Just to be clear, that's not what they're protesting. They're protesting the death of 30K Palestinian women and children, killed by Israelis.

So what power do colleges in the U.S. have to stop The Israeli Government??? Especially by attacking Jewish students that are probably Americans?? 🤣🤣

Is THAT "CLEAR" enough for you?? 🤓

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: RazorV66

Just to be clear, war is hell.

Collateral damage is one thing. Targeting hospitals, schools, large apartment buildings and people at supposed safe zones and check points, trying to get to where the Israelis are telling them to go, and blocking food, water and medical supplies, are war crimes.

Why aren't these mass protesting mobs surrounding Israeli Embassies in The U.S. ????????? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤡

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: network dude

They could be protesting blonde hair, or wanting to ban tube socks, it doesn't matter.

Just to be clear, that's not what they're protesting. They're protesting the death of 30K Palestinian women and children, killed by Israelis.

JHC there isn’t 30k women and children dead, do you ever pay attention or just parrot from you left wing propaganda outlets? It makes you look foolish when you don’t do your homework. It’s been debunked over n over by many people and institutions, WA being one of them.

a reply to: chiefsmom

If I was able to shell out that kind of money for my kid to go to this expensive college, said kid better be IN CLASS, head down and book open.

But I guess, that is what happens when you child is perfect, you don't discipline them or ever tell them no.

Don't forgot the fairly recent scandle where many wealthy parents were criminally charged and convicted for paying many thousands of dollars to falsify ivy league college applications.

The parents of these entitled little snots are paying annual tuition fees far above what working class citizens earn each year so their darlings can become part of the corrupt elite lifestyle at the expense of us commoners.

a reply to: Sookiechacha

You don’t even know where the numbers are coming from do you? Tell me where you’re getting your numbers and the source of origin of those numbers.

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
That 30K number is from February of this year.

... and it's from Hamas. The same people who falsely claimed that Israel airbombed a hospital and killed 500 civilians.

I already showed how the number doesn't work. The math is fake. Go back and read it. Basic statistics.

a reply to: Sookiechacha

www.washingtoninstitute.org...

a reply to: xuenchen

So what power do colleges in the U.S. have to stop The Israeli Government???

They have exactly the same power that they had back in 1970 when 4 students were killed by the National Guard for protesting the Vietnam War, on the campus of Kent State. I seem to recall a number of college campus protests during the Vietnam War.

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: xuenchen

So what power do colleges in the U.S. have to stop The Israeli Government???

They have exactly the same power that they had back in 1970 when 4 students were killed by the National Guard for protesting the Vietnam War, on the campus of Kent State. I seem to recall a number of college campus protests during the Vietnam War.

I don't remember the death of those four students having the power to stop the Vietnam war. The war ended when TPTB decided it was time to end it....for political reasons, not because of public outcry.

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: RazorV66

Just to be clear, war is hell.

Collateral damage is one thing. Targeting hospitals, schools, large apartment buildings and people at supposed safe zones and check points, trying to get to where the Israelis are telling them to go, and blocking food, water and medical supplies, are war crimes.

No they’re not war crimes. Perfectly legal to bomb schools, hospitals, civilian businesses and dwellings, mosques, etc… if they are being used as military command post or to harbor military combatants and armory. Which is exactly what hamas did and is still doing. …and AGAIN, you need to do your homework instead of spewing a bunch of uneducated misinformation and propaganda.

originally posted by: KrustyKrab
a reply to: Sookiechacha

You don’t even know where the numbers are coming from do you? Tell me where you’re getting your numbers and the source of origin of those numbers.

Social justice warriors don’t need to worry about facts, it’s all feelz.

originally posted by: KrustyKrab
a reply to: Sookiechacha

www.washingtoninstitute.org...

This analysis is solely intended to compare various Hamas fatality claims against each other and raise questions about the resultant discrepancies. It makes no claims about the true death toll in Gaza or the civilian-combatant ratio, nor is it meant to distract from the very real and widespread loss of life in Gaza and the severe humanitarian crisis that its population continues to suffer.

Do you agree?

If we take Bibi's claim, that 15K militants have been killed, women and children can be considered militants by Netanyahu's IDF, and the Palestinian's Health Minstry's 30K figure from February, we still get around 22.5K. Is that an acceptable number for you?

Geeez

originally posted by: nugget1

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: xuenchen

So what power do colleges in the U.S. have to stop The Israeli Government???

They have exactly the same power that they had back in 1970 when 4 students were killed by the National Guard for protesting the Vietnam War, on the campus of Kent State. I seem to recall a number of college campus protests during the Vietnam War.

I don't remember the death of those four students having the power to stop the Vietnam war. The war ended when TPTB decided it was time to end it....for political reasons, not because of public outcry.

I just don't see a difference between those protests and these. That's all.

They were protesting the Vietnam War and dead babies, killed by American soldier. These protesters are protesting the war in Gaza, and the dead babies, killed by Israelis.

Arguing the number of dead babies isn't going to change anything, in regard to the outrage and demonstrations on college campuses.

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: xuenchen

So what power do colleges in the U.S. have to stop The Israeli Government???

They have exactly the same power that they had back in 1970 when 4 students were killed by the National Guard for protesting the Vietnam War, on the campus of Kent State. I seem to recall a number of college campus protests during the Vietnam War.

Kent State is another failure of leadership. The national guard was put in a position that they had no training to deal with. The four were killed because of a decision of the ones that sent in the national guard not because they were protesting.