I'm so sick of these people

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[Andrei]

Protesting is not against the law, while trespassing, occupying other's private property and blocking open spaces is against the law. Want to protest? Do it without breaking the law.

Blocking students that have already paid for their classes from attending them does nothing to support their cause. They just walked in there, making claims with nothing to support them, not even an argument.

[ailidav]

the privilege is just unreal… “humanitarian aid”…. on an ivy league campus. They have no idea what starving is 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

[Zinnia]

If the protesters who are occupying a room on a college campus want food, then call for a pizza, or Uber eats… have your food delivered.
The world is not responsible for you being able to eat during a protest, … learn how to pack accordingly for your stay.

[timcarpenter]

Amazing how people raging against Capitalism can be so utterly sold.

[KaiyaCorrbin]

My first thought when I heard her say "die of dehydration" was "Pretty sure the building still has toilets."

[Nomihc]

I remember being in university in 2015 getting my bachelor’s in civil engineering. A news letter went out that all liberal arts professor’s were striking for higher pay and that their classes were cancelled while negotiations took place. Students were asked to join these professors during their protest. Other majors like medicine and business were asked to join in solidarity. We asked one of our engineering professors if they were going to cancel classes and he literally laughed and said no.

“You guys are paying to get an education, you’re here to become engineers not protestors.”

He was a good professor.

[fimuyxz]

This is what happens when extreme entitlement meets extreme ignorance meets lack of world experience

[arleenm]

I grew up in the 1960s when young men were being drafted into the Army to fight in the Vietnam War, and women weren't even allowed to attend most of these Ivy league schools. These young people have no idea.

[DavidRBrown]

When I was a young man at Sydney University I joined the Green Party (naively) and went to meetings where protests were planned. Then I saw the "leader" (with hair in dreadlocks and load of bracelets etc) of the party arriving at the university driving a super new BMW where he got out and screamed at people for daring to get in the way of his vehicle. It became very clear it was all just a stepping stone for a political career and it didn't matter the party's agenda. I then quit that and never joined such an organization again.

[neillindgren]

5:27 This woman speaks like these people will starve if they’re not sent food and water. However, I’m pretty sure if they get hungry enough, they can simply leave and get food. Just open the door and leave the building.

[endrankluvsdaloko]

Ah, to be rich, leftist, bored, and privileged.

[ddooodddoo]

The university's and colleges should just expell these students

[lindsey]

The protesters asking to be given humanitarian aid while protesting for Gaza is the most tone def thing I've ever heard 🤦‍♀️

[toddw.]

Why don’t they shut the WiFi off? They will all give up and go away.

[JustSomeGuy]

Anyone else think it is funny they would rather demand humanitarian aid for their protest, than take the time to organize humanitarian aid to the people they allegedly want to help?

[ToxiCisty]

They asked for “Knee pads, and lotion”.

[leholen]

They’re asking for plan b and dental dams to help them better protest. I have no words.

[rockytheblackdragon]

We're all sick and damn tired of these whiny narcissists

[naverz]

"I am too grumpy and old for this."

Same.

[vanessashimoni]

They can walk to the cafeteria and use their meal plan.
The University didn’t even stopped them from occupying and destroying their property, why would they stopped them from getting food for themselves?