@dentistsHATEhim @nypost An organization who assaulted students (and the rest of the organization did not condemn it) should not receive NYU’s President’s Award.
@dentistsHATEhim @nypost A college intervening when two SJP students are arrested for assault isn’t “discrimination”— it the lawful and right thing to do to get involved.
@Mizzkat1@nypost Two NYU students entered the pro-Israel crowd and shoved and pushed students. They were promptly seized by police and arrested for assault. The level of assault simply does not matter— assault is violence.
@Mizzkat1@nypost Even though a lot of this tweet is factually incorrect and a wrong comparison, I’ll focus on one thing real quick: “protesting” is not the same as assault— one is entirely illegal and unacceptable, and one is freedom of speech. SJP were arrested for assault.
@hexpet_@nypost Actually, the complaint is not about denying SJP their personal opinion, but criticizing their use of violence. If you read the article, the complaint is directly against SJP assault. Violence is violence, and entirely unacceptable.
@nypost Awesome article! The abuse and anti-Semitic hate must end now. Quick by the way, assault is not “legitimate criticism of Israel.” Some of these replies would benefit from actually reading the article 😬