Oh man, I should go watch Monster Factory.
SayJess
joined 1 year ago
It wasn’t an issue until hate groups made it one. They want to take the little victories away from us, and you are OK with the end result. Shame on you.
The average user does not care. They will still use Google.
Who’s going to root out all of the IDF terrorists?
Kid never had a chance.
From the article:
On’s mother, who told CNN he is a senior at Beverly Hills High School, initially bragged in a now-deleted social media post about her son’s participation in the violent event, circling an image of him and writing “he is all over the news channels.”
When CNN showed On’s mother a video of him attacking the protestor, she said he was only defending himself. She later said On denied being at UCLA that night.
God I hate it when that happens!
I want to know their thought process. It had to come about from intoxication, for sure.
Students painted the Advocacy and Spirit walls on Monday night with the Palestinian flag and messages that included “I dream of breaking the siege,” “Come together in peace” and the number of Palestinian children killed in Gaza since war between Israel and Hamas broke out in October.
Early Tuesday morning, contractors hired by the college were ordered to paint over the walls because the administration said the messaging was “threatening, intimidating and antisemitic,” according to an email from Eric Kaler, Case’s president.
Yup calling for peace is apparently antisemitism. 🙄
In a statement Wednesday, Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb and the city’s police chief, Annie Todd, urged Kaler and his administration to think of the students’ rights.
“We support 1st Amendment rights and implore CWRU leadership to consider this and think about how the decisions they make and the actions they take – especially against those who are abiding by the law – will influence some of the progress we have collectively made as a city. At the same time, we urge individuals to demonstrate peacefully,” Bibb and Todd said.
Wow, that was completely unexpected!
It would terrible for anyone to file a false report.
Especially if they use full sentences explaining a mundane part of their day, a random Dollar General address in Utah as well as the phone number.
If they make it look like what could be a legitimate report, it would be difficult for the system to weed out reports.
I hope no one does that. As I said, it would be terrible.
Yes, yes it was. It is now basically the same as every other thirst trap out there.
That’s absurd