There’s an ongoing debate on university campuses about whether and how to respond to students who support, defend or even praise what Hamas terrorists deliberately did to innocent Israeli children, the elderly and other civilians. On the one hand, there are free-speech and academic-freedom considerations.
During the Bush administration, I remember like it was yesterday, Bill O'Reilly was at Fox News, when Fox News was a real news channel, Bill had a segment reporting as to how out of control, the Collages and Universes were becoming . He also said "White House and the president Yet no none listen to Bill and now look at the mess we're in now.
Alan Dershowitz is completely correct.
During the Bush administration, I remember like it was yesterday, Bill O'Reilly was at Fox News, when Fox News was a real news channel, Bill had a segment reporting as to how out of control, the Collages and Universes were becoming . He also said "White House and the president Yet no none listen to Bill and now look at the mess we're in now.
Freedom of expression does not extend to incitment of genocide by hateful propaganda. Read the judgment of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda in the Media of the genocide case (Barayagwiza case, https://unictr.irmct.org/en/news/three-media-leaders-convicted-genocide)
I agree 100%.
Excellent defense of our constitutional rights to condemn violence and the criminal assault and rape and murder of innocent people!
Someone is indoctrinating those sniveling protesters spewing hate and racism Ought to be arrested
https://open.substack.com/pub/lawrencemazzuckelli/p/gdp-gaza-and-governance?r=14way9&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web