Student protesters face same suspensions as those who bring assault rifles to campus
Student protesters face same suspensions as those who bring assault rifles to campus
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That canât be good.
This is proof that those making the decisions fear protest to the same level as they fear long guns.
One they should fear much less, the other much more.
What a timeline.
What a shitty headline.
Itâs a suspension pending hearing.
Theyâre used for a whole host of reasons including things way less serious than taking a gun to school.
Some of those facing punishment, including 40 students at UC San Diego, were slapped with âinterim suspensionâ notices following mass arrests at protest encampments. But many others who avoided arrest face the same penalty for reasons that are far less clear. âŚ
âYou very rarely see these interim suspension cases,â said Sukham Sidhu, who heads of the Office of Student Advocacy at UC San Diego and has spent her undergraduate career representing peers through campus disciplinary proceedings. âThe only times Iâve seen it imposed are in cases of physical assault.â
Physical assault = bringing an assault rifle to campus? In your mind?
Interim suspensions are a universal thing in colleges. Every college has them. They are used all the time. Cheating. Sexual harassment. Threats.
More protests need people openly armed so cops are less likely to abuse us and leaders listen.
Very cool students!

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) â Tens of thousands of gun-rights activists from around the country rallied peacefully at the Virginia Capitol on Monday to protest plans by the state's Democratic leadership to pass gun-control legislation â a move that has become a key flash point in the national debate over gun
I disagree. Protesting with guns just means the whole thing would devolve into a firefight with more civilians than police being killed.
And thereâs the strong likelihood in that situation that innocent bystanders would be murdered.
Itâs not happened like that in the past.
If protesters are armed then the police tend to back off.
Of course, the government then has to choose wether or not to drop bombs on the protesters, but the odds are way, way against that.
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Thatâs why you might as well strap up when protesting. Gonna get the same shit no matter what.
At least when youâre strapped, the police are behaved.
I come and study in a place that protesting in university is almost normal, would even go to say that is one of the staples of Chilean universitary culture, something you must Live at lest once to feel complete would say⌠I canât believe that in the so called âcountry of freedomâ students are repressed like in authoritarian countries. (Even tough they donât reach in extent to commit true crimes against humanity to those who oppose.)
Students should be the spearhead of societal change, and a society that suppress the students is a society that suppress change.
Here in chile, that kind of attitude would make the protests worsen off heavily and be turned around to demand for the deanery to be replaced.
Threatening people of another ethnicity is the same thing no matter who is doing it.
Sure we generally take extreme measures against those that threaten Jews. But given past history, is that really a bad thing?
When you see antisemitism, call it it out. Donât look the other way out of fear of being ostracized. These protest movements have a problem, it wonât go away if you pretend to not see it.
Israel isnât an ethnicity. Neither is zionism.
Calling hard truths antisemitic makes antisemitism meaningless.