This will not stop there.
I’m not an antisemite so this doesn’t affect me.
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Criticising Israel does not equal antisemitism.
I’m not American so this doesn’t affect me, but a law restricting criticism of a foreign government doesn’t seem to be in keeping with US ideals.
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That isn’t in the bill.
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You can get away with that on campuses but you won’t get away with it if the group being attacked is black, Muslim, Indigenous, Hispanic, etc. So I ask, why the double standard? This wouldn’t be an issue if colleges enforced their speech codes uniformly.
He said foreign government and circled it in red repeatedly. You said attacking ethnic or religious groups of people.
You are the one applying a double standard here.
This should not be surprising in The United States of Israel.
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I know you think you’re clever as well as a strange scary man. If a college student walked around saying death to Palestine, he would face consequences because you can’t say that about Muslim peoples or nations. So nice try scary man.
I don’t think you know what that means. Stick to stoning women, raping goats and sending your own children on suicide missions. Those are your strong suits.
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Maybe
Nah, you’re just making that up
You’re telling me you didn’t go to college in the US, if at all.
Interesting how you say maybe but then say I’m making it up. Which is it?
No I’m not
I said two different things about two different things. A college student may face consequences for walking around saying death to Palestine, they may not.
Since the first part of your statement is already shaky it doesn’t serve as a firm foundation for revealing an alleged unwritten rule.
Similarly a college student may face consequences for walking around saying death to Israel, they may not. Do you think that would that be a firm foundation for revealing an alleged unwritten rule?
You just did that again because had you gone to college here you would have just said so.
Blah, blah, blah. You are unaware of campus speech codes and how hate speech is defined. If you weren’t a disingenuous moron you would have asked what they are from someone who knows. It’s ok to recognize your ignorance on something and just stfu.
Why?
Or, what makes you think that?
Right back at you. Please do remember your typing this to me.
I agree with the first sentence.
The second sentence is the result of you reading into things in a very particular way.
It’s kind of funny that you think I should have been quicker to ask in light of how accusatory you are towards me. I cannot trust your judgement so sincerely asking is impossible.
What’s really funny is I wonder if you’ll ever ask me if I’ve ever been to a college, and/or to a college in the US.
You just did it again.
Which makes everything you posted after irrelevant. It also verifies my first point.
Do you have anything else to add?
Not at the moment
I asked a question, which is not the same as making a statement. You took a statement which was not given. Will you give it back, please? I have been quite confused before, so I might very much regret it years later if I were to be leaving you this way
Or you could just answer to affirm or negate what I said. It’s on you.
I did negate what you said. You ignored it and repeated.