Comments by "Adam Redwine" (@adamredwine774) on "The Legality of Israel/Palestine Protests on Campus" video.

  1. People don't agree on what is immoral. That's literally the fundamental problem.
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  2. @Kitsune_Orrion Anti-BDS laws do not do what you are claiming. Try again.
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  3. @Kitsune_Orrion not deflecting at all. I literally provided a statement written as part of a summary of the law in question.
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  4. And to whom exactly was access "into the encampment" being blocked?
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  5.  @MaJetiGizzle  His motive is irrelevant. The crowd of child r@pe apologists did, in actual fact, block him.
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  6. That doesn't make it better... you see how that doesn't make it better right?
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  7. The fundamental problem is that we do not agree on what is or is not moral. I think that these "pro-Palestinian" protestors are deeply, deeply immoral.
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  8. @Kitsune_Orrion There is no such law. Your willful ignorance does not change reality.
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  9. @Kitsune_Orrion So your claim is that there is a law whose name and jurisdiction you will not name but you insist that it exists. When challenged by someone saying that no such law exists, your response is not to point to some specific set of legal text, but rather to insist that they "look it up" for a thing that literally doesn't exist. Wow you people are dumb.
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  10. The big difference is that the protests against Vietnam were protesting against genocide whereas the protestors now are protesting for one.
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  11. Irrespective of his motivation for choosing that route, it is a literal, demonstrable fact that the "pro-Palestinian" protestors were, in actual fact, blocking his movement.
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