SkyBlueDom26
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I thought going to university was about education
I thought going to university was about educationTo be clear, you want people to be thrown out of university for non violent protest?
When I went I did none of that nonsense.I thought going to university was about education
Oh yeah, and the sesh of course lolWhen I went I did none of that nonsense.
You think students have to study 24/7/365?I thought going to university was about education
I thought you were a free speech champion. They aren’t being violent or expressing support for a proscribed group.I thought going to university was about education
No doubt they support Palestine actionI thought you were a free speech champion. They aren’t being violent or expressing support for a proscribed group.
There is no case for expelling them.
Based on what evidence?No doubt they support Palestine action
It’s obvious, doesn’t take a genius to work it outBased on what evidence?
Students protesting? Unheard of, don't think it will catch on.
They have expressed it nowhereNo doubt they support Palestine action
It’s the tea towels isn’t it?It’s obvious, doesn’t take a genius to work it out
Can he do anything without making himself look weak? He has a great knack for picking the worst possible option that will please nobody at all times.So Starmer says the UK will recognise Palestinian statehood, but only if Israel doesn’t meet its demands on Gaza. So is it a state or not?
Must have been following the Brum Uni girls on tik-tokCan he do anything without making himself look weak? He has a great knack for picking the worst possible option that will please nobody at all times.
is it a state or not?
Make your mind up gif manhe's literally put that decision in the hands of the government which is starving that (non) state to death. Insanity, or maybe it's 'grown up politics'?
Still think people should be thrown out of university for a peaceful protest?Make your mind up gif man
I went to probably the most left-wing university in the country and there were calls for students to be banned for drinking coke on campus after it was banned.Still think people should be thrown out of university for a peaceful protest?
I get it, he's been excited by the Trump regime trying to deport people for protesting against Israel on US campusesI went to probably the most left-wing university in the country and there were calls for students to be banned for drinking coke on campus after it was banned.
He’s just a c**t, giving his buddy Netanyahu an easy way out.he's literally put that decision in the hands of the government which is starving that (non) state to death. Insanity, or maybe it's 'grown up politics'?
Netanyahu doesn’t exactly sound thrilledHe’s just a c**t, giving his buddy Netanyahu an easy way out.
Generally I would say that if he's drawing criticism from Netanyahu, he's doing the right thing. Though because ultimately the US is the dog that wags the tail, unless he's going to use his arse-licking powers to persuade Trump to also recognise Palestine, it's not exactly the grown up politics some would like it to be.Netanyahu doesn’t exactly sound thrilled
As someone else said, it’s cowardly politics that stands for nothing and pleases no-one.
Awdah Hathaleen, a Palestinian activist and journalist who helped make the Oscar-winning documentary No Other Land, has been killed during an attack by Israeli settlers in the south Hebron hills.
The attack on Monday was captured on video, which appears to show an Israeli settler, Yinon Levi, who was put under sanctions by the Us president, Joe Biden, then removed from the sanctions list by Donald Trump, firing his gun wildly at the time of the killing.
Generally I would say that if he's drawing criticism from Netanyahu, he's doing the right thing. Though because ultimately the US is the dog that wags the tail, unless he's going to use his arse-licking powers to persuade Trump to also recognise Palestine, it's not exactly the grown up politics some would like it to be.
Palestine Action has won permission to challenge its controversial ban by the UK government under terrorism legislation.
In a major decision, the High Court ruled that the proscription of the group, that has carried out break-ins at defence firms linked to Israel as part of direct action protests, should be reviewed.
That’s fair.Personally, I'd class it as a good start, though massively overdue.
What really needs to happen, imho, are very substantial economic and cultural sanctions on Israel, to the point where we neither buy nor sell to them, and we also break all artistic, academic, and sporting links.
This isn't anti-Semitism, this is about drawing attention to the fact that the Israeli state continues to act in an utterly revolting and deplorable way, and until it changes, cannot be supported in any way by this country.
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