apparently more than half of people arrested at the "university protests" weren't even students which is in line with what happened in california and texas
i wonder who is funding anti israel protests and who it benefits
@graf
"activists" programmed by their peers, trying to get brownie points by supporting Current Thing
No funding necessary.
It became pretty obvious early on that they have absolutely no idea what they're fighting for. Hamas is about as anti-lgbt as it gets, I don't see them squaring that circle. It's literally Current Thing ism
@graf if you understand critical theory, it actually makes perfect sense. the "least well off" side is the one you must always pick, regardless of how much their ideology is orthogonal, even adversarial, to everything you believe in.
@r000t@graf Thought this was a pretty common tactic used by law enforcement across countries. It's known that the government used it in the recent JNU students and then the farmer protests in 🇮🇳 . People who aren't students or farmers were 'planted' in the crowd of protestors to hijack the protest or discredit the protestors.
TL;DR: Protestors are marching peacefully, the police form their shield/wall and duh, someone from the crowd throws a stone, lathi charge (baton charge) follows.
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