As the protesters are learning:
“everyone has a plan….until they get punched in the mouth”
Mike Tyson
As the protesters are learning:
“everyone has a plan….until they get punched in the mouth”
Mike Tyson
Nearly half of the “protesters” arrested at Columbia and CUNY were…..not students.
Same with the UT protest in Austin.
In a world where the journalists did their job, we’d know who was paying them (we DO know, but the press isn’t publishing it))…And the TV folks would be telling everyone that these were paid protests…..but (mostly) they aren’t. We should ask why they aren’t.
And the mature from the childish…..The boys from the Men (and yes, ladies, this even applies to you…especially as you grow older).
How you handle it shows your character. You can’t really hide from it, because the hiding also shows your character…you know and we know when you re wrong. Face up to it like an adult.
Paid for by folks working for Soros:
“Crowds on Demand” denies any involvement….
But the fact that there is a company (apparently more than one) that can and will provide a “crowd on demand” says a great deal about the truth of these protests. None are real, all are staged. One can usually tell by the pre-printed signs and banners…
Especially, I think the Leftish protests, or at least the protests for Leftish issues. They seem to believe that the size of the crowd somehow makes them more impressive and influential.
I mean, the worst thing you could do back in the day was tell the truth about the Clintons…it resulted in a sudden decrease in your life expectancy.
Maybe it is just coincidence, but it sure looks suspicious.
But, apparently, despite the image, there is a streak of patriotism in the Fraternity system:
Maybe it was a put up job, maybe they were really doing it. I dunno. But it does appear that they were protecting the flag.
The protesters who pull down the American Flag and put up a “Palestinian” flag? Yeah, they should be allowed to go to Gaza and live there. But since their loyalties are not to the US, they should not get any US money to go to school, either.
So the Pro-Palestine folks at UCLA were dismayed to find out that the police wre not gonna get involved in the violence between the protesters and the counter protesters until the cops had enough personnel on hand to handle the issue properly.
Sadly, it took about 2 hours to get the cops ready. The palestine folks had to deal with the opposing side themselves for that time
I guess they learned a hard lesson. The cops are there to protect the public, not the troublemakers. And they have no obligation to to protect anyone.
Are they gonna charge the folks they pulled out of the (trashed) buildings that were occupied by the Pro-Hamas protestors at Columbia and CUNY?
It appears that there are, literally, MILLIONS of dollars of damage done. Are the “Occupiers” gonna be forced to pay a share of the repair costs?
Are they gonna split that bill amongst the “Occupiers”? If not, why not? Who pays for the damage?
Re these kids gonna see some real jail time? (Or will their rich and influential parents intervene and help keep ’em out of jail and the court system?)
I guess when yer worth upwards of 2 billion dollars life looks pretty good all the way around.
And if yer so insulated from the rest of the population, then you can’t see the struggle caused by rising prices and stagnant wages.
So then everything looks rosy from up there, high on the mountaintop.
Now, I will say what I said to a complaining acquaintance, however: If you daily consume an $8.00 coffee and eat out for lunch ($20+), instead of brewing coffee at home or at work and bringing a lunch, then if you are broke you are part of the problem…And if you always have the latest smartphone and a new car and the latest styles then your life isn’t really that hard….
But to say that the average American is “pretty well off” is missing the issue and losing the big picture.
An example of why:
So: Irish villagers oppose “migrant” settlement camps in their area. The Irish government doesn’t care.
The Garda chose to use force, even though there was no violence offered, just a peaceful protest.
They beat and pepper sprayed the village people, then went on a rampage in the village itself.
No matter if the use-of-force was approved or not, the fact is that because the Gardai were able to use such force, uncaring if it was witnessed by the media, and fully aware that no one could oppose it…after all, the Gardai had guns, and other weapons, the villagers had nothing. At worst ,they were following order from above, at best they were simply thugs with uniforms and guns who got out of control. Either way, the disarmed and weaponless people were unable to resist. The Gardai had no fear of retribution for their actions. When you have the only means of force, it becomes easy to be a tyrant.
Try that in a small town in the US. Or even a not-so-small town.
Most especially don’t try it in MY small town.