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Anti-Israel college students want to spew hate with ‘amnesty’
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April 30, 2024
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3:43Now PlayingHundreds of of pro-Hamas college demonstrators are about to learn a valuable life lesson: Sometimes there are consequences for your actions. NY Post Senior Associate Opinion Editor Sam Munson shares this story.
A number and faculty members, upset that hundreds of college activists have been arrested and suspended, are demanding amnesty for students and colleagues.
They’re concerned that suspensions and legal charges might hinder the futures of students by following them into adulthood.
We can only hope!
If you want to harass Jewish students, violate campus rules, ignore warnings, break the law, vandalize public property, deny other students the right to learn and act like a bunch of idiots, welcome to the repercussions.
Maryam Alwan, a “comparative literature and society major” at Barnard who was arrested at a protest, suspended, kicked out of classes and banned from dining halls, says it all “feels very dystopian.”
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