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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1453334)4/22/2024 4:10:27 PM
From: Tenchusatsu1 Recommendation

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Brumar89

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Wharfie,
Maybe, but if they kept BAU and there was violence, they'd be criticized for not preventing it.
That's the thing. These protesters ARE threatening violence.

You know that insurrectionist that you just posted about who got three years for waving a Confederate flag inside the Capitol? It wasn't clear to me exactly what acts of violence he actually committed. All he did was act in a manner that maybe threatened violence. (Yeah, that's also that treason thing, but let's save that thought.)

Meanwhile you have protesters like these assholes on Columbia's campus. This is 2024:

They're praising Hamas. They want the enemies of Israel to strike Tel Aviv. They're telling Jews to F themselves and to "go back to Poland," etc.

Yes, this is 2024.

You think any of these protesters will get even a year of jail time?

You think any of these protesters shouldn't at least be investigated by the Feds for treasonous activities, given their love of Hamas? After all, they're probably sending bitcoins to Hamas as we speak.

The students and the faculty of Columbia University feels righteously indignant against the January 6th insurrectionists, and justly so.

But do they feel the same way when it comes to these protesters who, quite frankly, sound JUST like the Nazis of pre-WWII Germany? "GO HOME, JEW!"

Yes, this is 2024.

Tenchusatsu