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In reply to the discussion: More than 25 protesters arrested after taking over University of Washington building [View all]sarisataka
(21,691 posts)7. More of the 'Rape is Resistance' crowd acting out
“We are taking this building amidst the current and renewed wave of the student Intifada, following the uprising of student action for Palestine after the heroic victory of Al-Aqsa Flood on October 7th, ” Super UW wrote.
https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/uw-protest-occupation-end-with-30-arrests/
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More than 25 protesters arrested after taking over University of Washington building [View all]
groundloop
May 6
OP
I have no problem with peacefully protesting, a right guaranteed under the 1st Amendment to the Constitution,
MarineCombatEngineer
May 6
#3
Facing the music is part of the deal. We are a nation built on civil disobedience ...
marble falls
May 6
#12
Yep, the Oath of Enlistment was, and still is, sacrosanct to me as I'm positive it is to you and all other DU vets here.
MarineCombatEngineer
May 6
#14
No, I condemn those activists for causing damage to the building and illegally taking it over, which is a violation of
MarineCombatEngineer
May 6
#17
If they violated the law, then they too should face the consequences of their actions, and I'm quite sure
MarineCombatEngineer
May 6
#19
I was honestly confused, as the two situations seemed different. I thought the post was referring to proprrty
LauraInLA
May 7
#31
And to preserve purity from Boeing, no arts. No dance or music performances, museums, community projects,
betsuni
May 7
#28
"after the heroic victory of Al-Aqsa Flood on October 7th" Same way the Rape of Nanking was "heroic victory" for Japan?
EX500rider
May 6
#8
No, let's not arbitrarily replace "protest" with "war". And see if you still defend these racist thugs.
Beastly Boy
May 7
#43
"Vandalism against engineering buildings is an attack against engineering students ..."
betsuni
May 7
#25
One question, who did these protesters vote for? and if it wasn't for VP Harris, then f**K THEM
JohnSJ
May 7
#26
They may not be gainfully employed now, but students graduating from elite colleges will eventually earn a decent salary
MichMan
May 8
#52
I hear you. I wonder how many are students, and if they are, one would hope they would be automatically
JohnSJ
May 8
#53
Lets assume they are found guilty (likely) and that UW can prove 1M in damages. You do understand the
kelly1mm
May 7
#47
It is both. They can be charged with crimes by the state and be ordered to pay restitution as part
kelly1mm
May 7
#49
Lectures on the sanctity of law and the horror of PROPERTY DAMAGE are bitterly hilarious coming from Israel's supporters
AloeVera
May 7
#35
Did glorifying murder, rape, kinocide, torture and hostage taking escape your attention?
Beastly Boy
May 7
#44