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I appreciate your ability to regurgitate talking points, but its fascinating how "mostly peaceful protests" equals the costliest riots in US history with widespread violence across 140 cities and the National Guard having to be called in 21 states.The numbers say otherwise.
Demonstrations and Political Violence in America: New Data for Summer 2020
Preliminary analysis of key trends from May to August.acleddata.com
George Floyd riots will cost insurance companies $2 BILLION
The rioting, looting, and arson seen in some 20 states in the days and weeks following the May 25 police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis could cost the insurance industry up to $2billion in claims.
Update they're now over $500,000. While this is not a funny topic, whoever wrote the GoFundMe request deserves a Pulitzer in comedic writing:Feel good story of the week. Great to finally see some students with their priorities straight...'Murica and keggers. I heard their Go Fund Me is up to $120k.
UNC frat brothers who protected American flag at protest raise $50K
After pro-Palestinian protesters took down UNC's main American flag, members of a campus fraternity intervened to ensure it did not touch the ground.www.newsweek.com
"Commie losers across the country have invaded college campuses to make dumb demands of weak University Administrators.
But amidst the chaos, the screaming, the anti-semitism, the hatred of faith and flag, stood a platoon of American heroes. Armored in Vineyard Vines and Patagonia, fueled by Zyn and White Claws, these triumphant Brohemians protected Old Glory from the unwashed Marxist horde -- laughing at their shrieks and wails and shielding the Stars & Stripes from Soviet missiles.
These boys... no, men, of the UNC Chapel Hill Pi Kappa Phi, gave the best to America and now they deserve the best.
Help us raise funds to throw this frat the party they deserve, a party worth of the boat-shoed Broleteriat who did their country proud."
"We have identified a world class event planner named Susan and she is already hard at work. She worked in the White House and knows what she's about.
Another fine American is wheels down in North Carolina tonight and working to identify all of our Noble Born brochachos, who stood down the frumpy hordes with nothing more than a pastel shirt and a smile.
Go Fund has dispatched a member of their team to work closely with us and ensure your donations do as God intended -- to show these guys enough fireworks to blow their Oakley aviators straight off their faces.
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This was high-quality writing. Their "bro prefix" game is stellar.
Here's some promising news on the education front. The University of Austin starts its undergraduate degree program in the fall of this year. Below is a link to some interesting background information on its founding.
Notes from a Founding — Minding The Campus
This past weekend the University of Austin (UATX) held its second “First Principles Summit.” This Summit brought together professors, administrators, public intellectuals, and business-people. (I was also invited.) The purpose of the gathering was, as UATX President Pano Kanelos explained, to...
www.mindingthecampus.org
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yes and? what's happened to them? Should there be an "off with your head" sentiment applied to the BLMers and Soytifa?A more current article, as you requested --
"in fact, over 10,000 protesters were arrested, most for low-level offenses."
Fact check: Thousands of Black Lives Matter protesters were arrested in 2020
Estimates put the cost of protest-related damage in 2020 at about $2 billion. But it's wrong to say protesters didn't face consequences.www.usatoday.com
I believe the tide is turning. The absurdity and ignorance of these current protestor's demands and behavior is not going unnoticed. The left has gotten on a bridge too far.This was high-quality writing. Their "bro prefix" game is stellar.
Here's some promising news on the education front. The University of Austin starts its undergraduate degree program in the fall of this year. Below is a link to some interesting background information on its founding.
Notes from a Founding — Minding The Campus
This past weekend the University of Austin (UATX) held its second “First Principles Summit.” This Summit brought together professors, administrators, public intellectuals, and business-people. (I was also invited.) The purpose of the gathering was, as UATX President Pano Kanelos explained, to...
In fairness, I will point out that some Democrats that aren't subject to a current re-election, or don't work for a network that demands you follow a certain narrative, are very pro-Israel and very critical of the anti-Semitic university protests. Don Lemon and Chris Cuomo are two that come to mind. (Two people I might add that we're among the most partisan on TV, now sing a very different tune than when they we're employed by CNN where they we're forced to follow a strict narrative.)
Speaking of Soytifa. Vegan and gluten free food for the protestors.
No bagels! These protestors aren't anti-Semitic, nah. It's amazing how a food list can fully describe someone's ideology. I guess some stereotypes are true.
No gluten, no meat, and no bagels? | Dan Abrams Live
Dan Abrams took a look at the list of supplies that “Students for Justice in Palestine” asked for during their protest at UCLA. They wanted vegan food, nothing with gluten, and no bagels. Though long considered Jewish food, bagels existed long before Israel. So much for the claims that the...
www.newsnationnow.com
That's why you have to sometimes burn the bridge, Watty.I believe the tide is turning. The absurdity and ignorance of these current protestor's demands and behavior is not going unnoticed. The left has gotten on a bridge too far.
In fairness, I will point out that some Democrats that aren't subject to a current re-election, or don't work for a network that demands you follow a certain narrative, are very pro-Israel and very critical of the anti-Semitic university protests. Don Lemon and Chris Cuomo are two that come to mind. (Two people I might add that we're among the most partisan on TV, now sing a very different tune than when they we're employed by CNN where they we're forced to follow a strict narrative.)
Speaking of Soytifa. Vegan and gluten free food for the protestors.
No bagels! These protestors aren't anti-Semitic, nah. It's amazing how a food list can fully describe someone's ideology. I guess some stereotypes are true.
No gluten, no meat, and no bagels? | Dan Abrams Live
Dan Abrams took a look at the list of supplies that “Students for Justice in Palestine” asked for during their protest at UCLA. They wanted vegan food, nothing with gluten, and no bagels. Though long considered Jewish food, bagels existed long before Israel. So much for the claims that the...
Save The Date 1.20.25. Then, beginning Memorial Day 2025 all the way to July 4th, 2026, we will celebrate America together 250 years of MAGA!!! Get ready folks. I will say this summer and fall will be gnarly in selected cities and some Big U's as well. It had to be this way. You must SHOW people the TRUTH. Time for Show & Tell. Dark to Light.
Israel confirms death of Hamas hostage in Gaza. RIP Dror
Dror Or, 49, and two of his three children, 13-year-old Alma and 17-year-old Noam, were among the 253 Israelis and foreign citizens who were abducted from their homes by Hamas during its Oct. 7 attack that ignited the now nearly seven-month-old war with Israel in Gaza.
His wife, Yonat, was killed
along with some 1,200 other Israelis in Hamas' initial assault, while Alma and Noam were released in November during a brief cease-fire in the fighting that permitted the exchange of prisoners held by Israel and hostages held by Hamas.
Hüsker Dü
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lol! I can’t fight an unwavering opinion.I appreciate your ability to regurgitate talking points, but its fascinating how "mostly peaceful protests" equals the costliest riots in US history with widespread violence across 140 cities and the National Guard having to be called in 21 states.
George Floyd riots will cost insurance companies $2 BILLION
The rioting, looting, and arson seen in some 20 states in the days and weeks following the May 25 police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis could cost the insurance industry up to $2billion in claims.www.dailymail.co.uk