Over 150 people were reportedly arrested by police during pro-Palestine protest | New Yorkers react!

Over 150 people were reportedly arrested by police during pro-Palestine protest | New Yorkers react!

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[angelagillett]

No if you can't protest correctly you lost your right to protest.

[Snow_sled_sender]

DO PEOPLE NOT KNOW WHAT THE AMENDMENTS ARE? PEACEFUL PROTEST. NOT ANGRY PROTEST! THATS WHY THE POLICE WHERE THERE

Whiners, complainers,crybabies,get a job, if they see you on camera, you may not be able to.😮😮😮

[DebbieSchlebusch]

No one protest to free the AMERICA SAVE YOUR COUNTRY!!!

[wilsonpickett]

People engaging in hate speech don't want to be held responsible

[Edjin]

She really said police violence is what started it. The ignorance is strong with this generation.

[naomicolleen]

Get out there and get a real job!!! Stop wasting police resources! Protesting is not a real job.

[MWakefield]

Yeah blame the police and not the paid activists. 🙄

[robertlynn]

What? WALLS WORK?? WOW!! IT'S LIKE WE DIDN'T KNOW UNTIL JUST NOW!

[elenag]

To find out what agency hired them and make them pay for all this distraction.

[shelleyb]

If students protest because they support Palestine, then they also support Terrorists. Palestinians
have hated the Jewish people for generations. These students shouldn't be creating this much chaos over this issue in America. Yes, protestors have been the ones creating the violence, NOT the police, like that one girl said. The students have been shown creating violence several times in videos, online. I'm very glad the police have finally taken actions against the protestors, finally!!

[angelagillett]

Why don't you fly over to the other country and protest.

[truthfreedom]

This is America not a Muslim Islamic regime, USA land respect, not Islamic Land America Stay American....

[TimnewellNewell]

Well that makes us even I'm kind of embarrassed on how the students are reacting to what they call a genocide and they don't even know the abbreviation

[groundcontrol]

When you don't comply with the police they take physical action. That's how it works, sweetheart. That's not violence.

[nahidayassine]

🙌 to all of you who stand with justice ❤🇺🇸

[Observer-pddi]

Excuse me, this is the United States of America. Yes, you have the right to protest, but that doesn’t mean you disrupt society wake up, stop being used by rhetoric and ideology from a situation on the other side of the world we as Americans have far too many problems here at home to be worried about some thing on the other side of the world

[mldknetemann]

Can she go to Iran pro Palestine hamas

[StoicGrizzly]

Saying Death to X, River to the Sea, ANYTHING pro terrorist, not protected.
Barring movement and preventing access, not protected.

[drstevej]

I was there and protesting is allowed but when your protests threatens other students and interferes with the function of the university it violates the law and university policy. Some of the rhetoric coming from the protesters can easily be perceived as threatening to some students. If you substitute these groups for others it’s unlikely that the university would be as willing to claim that this was an effort to protect speech in campus. The fact is that there is certain speech that is protected in campus but other kinds of speech is not. That is a dangerous standard.