Gaza protesters disrupt UC Berkeley dean's party, triggering responses over free speech - VIDEO

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[Diamondsrsgbf]

California law states that a guest who is asked to leave a private property must do so or is trespassing—and can be forcibly removed if necessary.

[airtioteclint]

Very typical of modern society. Start trouble and then play victims.

[Rikkcas]

Call the police, she says? On private property? Do it and press chargers for trespass and disturbing the peace. Put it on their criminal record.
Nothing in the constitution about free speech would hold up against those charges.

[NathanLGrossman]

LAW STUDENTS, of all people, should know that the First Amendment doesn't give them a right to protest in another person's home against that person's wishes.

[Channelisunderconstruction]

Nothing is more intimate and caring than sharing a meal with people at your home! Nothing is more disgusting and disgraceful than what this lady did to her hosts.

[onebabycat]

So rude, zero manners. Students crossed the line. That’s really sad, they ruined the event.

[magma]

When did property rights become Islamaphobia?

[danperlman]

This pro Hamas student was asked to leave this professors house multiple times. She was trespassing when she refused to leave tye professors home. To say she was assaulted is an absolute lie. She over stayed her welcome and refused to leave. Its outrageous how this younger pro Hamas young woman was attempting to intimidate the older couple who have worked over 5 decades to establish a career for themselves. How dare she encroach on that fine

[KL-njvi]

First amendment does not cover private property. How dumb are these people?

[rebekahsass]

This student had no right to use an invitation to a deans home to stage a protest. She should be identified and sued.

[Hqmptynpw]

These people are amazing, break the law, refuse to be removed from another persons property then claim "victimhood." Typical twisting, manipulating and distorting the facts.

[ImYourAverageJoe]

As a raging liberal. Your freedom of speech ends at private property. You’re a law student. You should know this.

[EnlistedBombin]

This was 100% planned and they new the response would be. This is all planned out she contacted lawyers before hand and the told her "low risk" not no risk. Private property is not public property... once they asked you to leave your trespassing just like a homeless drug addict.

[dontworrybehappy]

Well done to his wife to remove the microphone and the paper! Well done! Ridiculous! This is their house!

[Anthony-vhef]

Did they just break in? I understand if this was public property, but it's someone's home. The hell is a dean suppose to do anything? Just so you can feel good about yourself and feel like you're doing something? Go be an aid worker then, make some real change.

[ellenlevin]

Putting everyone's political beliefs aside, what this young woman did was incredibly disrespectful of this couple who were having law students over to the house to celebrate their graduation. She has a right to her opinions and a right to peacefully protest on public property. Someone's private home is not public property. Better that she not attend the event than to do so and then be so disrespectful.

[DixieC-vjsg]

Vile woman to watch. Ambushing and sabotaging (through deceit) a professor and his wife, (who are not young) and continuing to harass and attempt to intimidate them, refusing to leave when asked. And then shamelessly accusing them of assault. And her unintelligent "friends" standing there sounding like parrots not even realizing they are being used by her. Vile.

[kevinJ]

These kids will never make it in the real world. The world doesn’t care about your feelings. They are in for a wild ride when they leave collage

[owaisinus]

As a Muslim, this is embarrassing to watch. You can't use a social event at a professor's private residence to practice your so called first amendment and free speech. The female professor was very nice to her. I would have called the police and get them evicted.

[markrutledge]

A complete abuse of someone's hospitality. Unbelievable. And this student has gone on to claim assault and sexual assault even though the facts clearly demonstrate that neither happened.