Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Atlanta Police Violently Arrest Emory Students u0026 Faculty to Clear Gaza Solidarity Encampment" video.

  1. ​ @claytonhenrickson9326 Why? What reasonable suspicion was there that she was committing a crime? You don't believe in the Bill of Rights?
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  2. A handful of billionaires
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  3. ​@StuMarstonIf it needs genocide to exist, then no. BUT IT DOESN'T need genocide to exist. If you listened to a few of the many Israelis who Amy Goodman has been interviewing, you would know.
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  4. @claytonhenrickson9326  Assuming you are correct in forcing someone to leave, there are lots of nonviolent ways in this instance to do it. I can think of several. You took all that time to write to endorse force. Why?
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  5. Did you miss the timeline, provided by the professor who was there?
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  6.  @HeavyMetal45  How is a professor "trespassing" on the grounds of the school where she teaches, and holds tenure and an administrative position?
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  7.  @jaytravtulsa1  She is a professor. When you are at work, are you trespassing?
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  8. Oh they have, just not the correct lesson.
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  9. The chair of the philosophy department, too?
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  10.  @HeavyMetal45  What if she literally had a legal right to be there? I mean, you could just say listen to the guy with the bigger gun. Okay. That's pragmatic. It has nothing to do with rights, but . . . I can see your point.
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  11.  @HeavyMetal45  If she is a professor there, she has a right to be there - certainly more than the police do, if it's private property and her job gives her a stake in it.
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  12.  @hemihead001  This is America. Do as you're told.
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  13.  @HeavyMetal45  I don't say "pregnant people." I don't take orders from anyone to accept a vaccine, or any other medical intervention. But what if a cop says I have to? Then what?
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  14.  @HeavyMetal45  When you are at your job, are you "trespassing?" Wouldn't your employer have to let you know that you needed to get off the premises first, or could they just call in some armed people you've never seen before to order you off? If they have a uniform, you comply? Well, tenure is a bigger stake in a job than an employer-employee relationship. An employee can be fired much more easily. They would still have to be asked to leave by their employer before being physically touched by anyone.
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  15.  @keep-ukraine-free  Some people like bullying, and they live to see others bullied.
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  16. We should ask police --- for permission in advance, if possible. If not, stand by for orders.
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