Not the point. He was invited and he was canceled by cancel culture. This is the definition of cancel culture.He never should have been invited in first place so no
Not the point. He was invited and he was canceled by cancel culture. This is the definition of cancel culture.He never should have been invited in first place so no
Didn’t call you names so KMASo basically you can’t answer 2 simple questions
Did Israel deserve what happened on 10/7?
What happened in 2006?
if you are gonna thrown out ignorant accusations at least have the balls to try and back it up in stead of being a pu$$y
I’ll take your non answers as a yes to question one and have no idea about question 2
figures
Still can’t answer any basic questionsDidn’t call you names so KMA
Wow !You didn't point out anything he said even remotely controversial, that hasn't been said by talking heads and pols on both sides for a long time now.
Also, Palestine is a moral issue of our time here in the US. My tax dollars don't go to support China, Burma, Russia or other genocidal regimes. I certainly don't agree with giving 40BN to Argentina or UAE, but at least those countries are not bombing churches (to speak of Christians); murdering American citizens (and Israel has killed several in the West Bank in the last year alone); nor walking into the Situation Room and demanding the government join them in yet ANOTHER failed Middle Eastern war it promised not to have (and accused the opposition of wanting).
We live in a country where "medical bankruptcy" is a thing, and yet my tax dollars are funding FREE healthcare for all Israelis while their government is destroying Christian villages in Lebanon, causing starvation in Gaza, and arresting its own citizens who complain. Then that government has the temerity to walk into the PEOPLE'S HOUSE and demand we spend American LIVES on their struggle, a war against a country that couldn't reach us with any weapons on its best day. While our country plunges into poverty, our safety net collapses, and we are told we have money for nothing? I wonder how it feels to pay $2000 for an ambulance ride while their taxes are going to Israel. Pretty darn bad I bet.
That's a moral issue, it's a really big one, and it's why most Jewish congresspeople voted against funding the Israeli military, why most Americans don't support Israel no matter their politics, etc. Other than perhaps AI, there is no greater issue uniting Americans of all faiths and political stripes than Israel getting no US taxpayer funds.
The pinkwashing of "oh they have Arab pharmacists" or "Tel Aviv is gay friendly" ain't going to cut it in the age of the Israeli government laughing off the loss of American money and citizenry.
When Xi or Putin strut into the White House with a Powerpoint urging bombing Taiwan and Ukraine, I'll be right with you demanding college students protest that, but you darn well it isn't happening and that's the simple difference.
Other than perhaps AI, there is no greater issue uniting Americans of all faiths and political stripes than Israel getting no US taxpayer funds.
Like that was ever gonna happen.Actually I think a greater issue uniting Americans of all faiths and political stripes is Iran NOT getting a nuke.
Condoleezza Rice also withdrew from Rutgers. She was not banned.Did you click through to the article linked in the X post? Schapiro wasn’t banned from speaking at Georgetown, he withdrew: “For his part, Schapiro wrote campus leaders: “I have presided over 28 commencements as a president and dean, and those ceremonies are about celebrating the graduates and their supporters. I was looking forward to giving a talk about humility and gratitude, but I don’t want my presence to distract from the day’s festivities. I wish the law school graduates the best of luck in the days ahead.”
And this article quotes the dean’s views on the matter: “I have listened carefully to the students’ concerns. In my view, withdrawing our invitation to Dr. Schapiro would be inconsistent with Georgetown’s commitment to free and open inquiry as articulated in our Policy on Speech and Expression, and the University has not done so.”
It’s a shame he felt the need to withdraw, but he was not banned for making pro Israel statements.
yes it;s not against first amendment rights legally, but morally it's taking away his right to speak because those that disagree with his POV are whining about it and the school capitulates to the whinersYou don’t understand what free speech is.
The right to free speech means he can speak his mind without force being used against him. He is not entitled to have Rutgers amplify his voice or give him exposure. If he wants RU’s bullhorn, he does so on their terms, including editing or limiting what he says. If he doesn’t like it, he’s free to voice his thoughts on his property or any property where the property owner wants to hear it. The property owner makes the rules on his property.
Don’t react emotionally like everyone here does. Just think on it. I’m not trying to be condescending even though I am criticizing you.
lol..you supported Capehart speaking at Newark a leftist very partisan and then listed his accomplishments from msm as some way to portray him as legit.thats not a neutral speakeryes it;s not against first amendment rights legally, but morally it's taking away his right to speak because those that disagree with his POV are whining about it and the school capitulates to the whiners
The whiners caused "Condi" to decide it wasn't worth the hassle and withdrawal engagement.
Institutions like Rutgers gave every right to give or withdraw an invitation to speak at their ceremonies.
But there are those that don't want any other person to be able to say anything that is different then the opinion they have and do thor best to make sure they don;t by whining about the invitation.
That us their right, but it also shows they want to suppress what people can say and stop speeches from those that don't have the same POV they have.
So you can loosely associate that type of thinking as wanting to stop someone from being able to talk at a graduation ceremony and a free speech attack in the moral sense .But doing so is permitted by individuates and institutions like Rutgers
I'm sure you'd be saying Sean Hannity , Laura Ingraham or other conservitive icons should stay away like you feellol..you supported Capehart speaking at Newark a leftist very partisan and then listed his accomplishments from msm as some way to portray him as legit.thats not a neutral speaker
i wouldnt want Sean Hannity or Laura Ingraham speaking at Rutgers either
speakers should be non controversial and appeal to everyone. I know its tougher to find nowadays but it can be done. The fault lies with the vetting by whoever is in charge of selecting the speaker.perhaps someone who is in silo thinking that everyone thinks like them
Replying to the bold- No, you cannot do this. This is precisely my point, the moral sense. He has no right to speech on their property except on their terms. You acknowledged I was right, then spent a hundred words prefacing a contradiction back to your original point. You don’t get to nuance your way into an entitlement. Property rights are an absolute. That means no wiggle room. No mental gymnastics.yes it;s not against first amendment rights legally, but morally it's taking away his right to speak because those that disagree with his POV are whining about it and the school capitulates to the whiners
The whiners caused "Condi" to decide it wasn't worth the hassle and withdrawal from her speaking engagement.
Institutions like Rutgers have every right to give or withdraw an invitation to speak at their ceremonies.
Just like those they invite can accept or reject.
But there are those that don't want any other person to be able to say anything that is different from the opinion they have and do their best to make sure they don't speak by whining, crying and carrying on about the invitation.
That is their right, but it also shows they want to suppress what people can say and stop speeches from those that don't have the same POV they have.
So you can loosely associate as wanting to stop someone from being able to talk at a graduation ceremony as a free speech attack in the moral sense .But doing so is permitted by individuates and institutions like Rutgers because it's covered by the first amendment if done in a peaceful manner
I would. Its rather odd you are being caughtI'm sure you'd be saying Sean Hannity , Laura Ingraham or other conservitive icons should stay away like you feel
"leftist" need to be rejected.
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I agree fully, stopping someone from fulfilling a speaking engagement is an Inalienable right for those with a different viewpoint .Replying to the bold- No, you cannot do this. This is precisely my point, the moral sense. He has no right to speech on their property except on their terms. You acknowledged I was right, then spent a hundred words prefacing a contradiction back to your original point. You don’t get to nuance your way into an entitlement. Property rights are an absolute. That means no wiggle room. No mental gymnastics.
Some folks support selective cancel culture.Not the point. He was invited and he was canceled by cancel culture. This is the definition of cancel culture.
Are you addressing that question to me? If so, the answer is no. Didn’t really care and didn’t watch the show anyway. But that said, always felt the show was separate from an actor’s political leanings. If you want to tune out because of that, fine it’s your right. But never thought a show should be pulled.Did you support Rosanne losing her show. Thats what cancel culture actually is.
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dear God your education failed youIt’s more than Candice Owen’s. Basically the whole world condemns Israel for the hostility.
Everyone but us. We promote it by supplying
Military aid for them to do the job.
Bad news for you Fox, the American people are waking up. Enough is enough.
My God you really don't believe this do you? I am asking sincerely as I've seen you post some doozies for effect but no one is this willfully ignorant.Like that was ever gonna happen.
And if they did, how would they get it here... UPS or Fedex ?
Ummm, I was implying if there were a Mr. Rodgers type of personality (even him if he were still alive) he wouldn't have been cancelled because doesn't everybody love Mr. Rodgers? I know it didn't come across well. I'll blame the late night and a few nips of bourbon for the bad post.Umm, what?
Totally fair!Ummm, I was implying if there were a Mr. Rodgers type of personality (even him if he were still alive) he wouldn't have been cancelled because doesn't everybody love Mr. Rodgers? I know it didn't come across well. I'll blame the late night and a few nips of bourbon for the bad post.
I can't believe you would think I would care one bit about your opinion.My God you really don't believe this do you? I am asking sincerely as I've seen you post some doozies for effect but no one is this willfully ignorant.
Actually I think a greater issue uniting Americans of all faiths and political stripes is Iran NOT getting a nuke.
Is that for real? That they get free healthcare that our government pays for? Please tell me that's not the case.
The whole world blames Israel for the hostilities?
What an ignorant and totally inaccurate statement….guess you feel Israel “deserved it” on 10/7
Tell us all what happened in 2006 and how we got here today
Isn't 10/7 the truth? People here seem to believe that 100% of the blame goes to one side or the other. There's blame on BOTH sides and probably has been since 1947, or perhaps 1972.
So basically you can’t answer 2 simple questions
Did Israel deserve what happened on 10/7?
What happened in 2006?
if you are gonna thrown out ignorant accusations at least have the balls to try and back it up in stead of being a pu$$y
I’ll take your non answers as a yes to question one and have no idea about question 2
figures
We're being bamboozled. Big time.It’s 2 separate facts:
1. Israel has universal healthcare. Basic healthcare needs are covered by the government. Primary care visits, hospitalization, medication etc.
2. The US sends Israel Billions a year for military.
I don’t think the US pays directly for Israel Healthcare. But if Israel didn’t receive Billions from US for military and had to 100% to fund their own military, they would have to cut funding to other areas, (possibly healthcare).
Well said. It's a sad and terrifying example of how much influence the media has--we have a large chunk of Americans completely brainwashed by our politicians from both parties and the lapdog complicit media to the point where they are vociferously defending a government that is deliberately shooting children in the street, shooting at starving unarmed people lined up for food, bombing camps of people who have been displaced from their bombed homes, shooting doctors, journalists, etc--and the people who want the killing of unarmed civilians to stop, or at the very least don't want our tax dollars to keep funding this (America first???) are somehow the ones labeled terrorist sympathizers. Completely backwards.No, the innocent citizens killed on Oct 7 was an absolute outrage and those who did it need to be charged with murder among other things.
And, the people who bombed churches in Gaza and Lebanon need to be charged with murder.
And the settlers who set homes on fire in the West Bank? Charged with murder.
And the IDF soldiers and settlers who murdered several American citizens? Charged with murder.
And the people who dropped bombs on a girl's school in Iran? Charged with murder.
See, this is very easy. You murder innocent children and civilians? Charged with murder.
Somehow though- I can say it about Hamas, and I can even say it about the US government without being harangued, but if I say it, or even a Jewish American says it, we will be called bigoted and self haters. Not OK.
Every day, someone will go on TV and say, we can't have Putin bombing daycares (and we can't). Does saying so make the person anti-Russian? If I say, we can't have China throwing the Uighurs into concentration camps, am I hating 1BN plus Chinese people? It just baffles me how anyone who says "we can't have Israel bombing churches" or "we can't have Israel murdering Americans" somehow is doing something the Russia and China critics are not. And, I am not paying Russia and China with my taxes. And I'm only paying Hamas because the Israeli PM allowed Qatar to fund them (as found by Israeli news outlets) to try to weaken the PLO, which I am outraged by. We essentially had US dollars propping up 2 corrupt murderous governments that got Americans killed.
Sadly, so true.Well said. It's a sad and terrifying example of how much influence the media has--we have a large chunk of Americans completely brainwashed by our politicians from both parties and the lapdog complicit media to the point where they are vociferously defending a government that is deliberately shooting children in the street, shooting at starving unarmed people lined up for food, bombing camps of people who have been displaced from their bombed homes, shooting doctors, journalists, etc--and the people who want the killing of unarmed civilians to stop, or at the very least don't want our tax dollars to keep funding this (America first???) are somehow the ones labeled terrorist sympathizers. Completely backwards.
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I thought the nuke was "obliterated" in June. Was the lie then or now?
Shouldn't we more focused on the countries that actually have nukes that can reach us? You know at the minimum, Russia, China and North Korea?
There's a bit more to the nuke thing. Im not sure even the admin believes about the nuke. For decades the US protected global shipping practically for free while Lloyds collected all the booty for protection. The plan is to stop protections for free and keep the money from going to Lloyds and others. They also want to sell military arms to gulf states to make debt decreasing money there while having the "client states" protect themselves better instead of US (who cant do it that well anyway). Reducing debt is a part of the shift - stop doing real global protections for free, dispense with Euro-grifters and sell military goods to others who need to do more for themselves
Controlling/protecting shipping also puts a crimp in CCP goals. Venezuela, Panama, Cuba and others are part of the same flip. In a lot of ways Iran, Venezuela, Cuba are part of the same larger picture and "nukes" are possibly ae excuse. A lot of military, intelligence etc see no nukes
See Professor Professor Jiang on Diary of CEO - he cleans-up all the "City of London" stuff thats been going around since US and China also targeted London Metals Exchange (they set prices without really even producing anything)
Truth ^^^The current war resulted in lifting sanctions on Iranian and Russian gas which also boosted China. And, exploded our debt.
Essentially the war is at cross purposes with everything here being cited as an issue.
The long and short of it goes very simply- there are elections in Israel and here in the fall, and those who wanted this war thought, foolishly, it'd be quick like replacing one repressive Venezuelan regime with another. Much like Putin thought he'd have in Ukraine. And that of course didn't happen. So now it's hurting everyone. It's destroying economies in Southeast Asia who don't have gas. It's hurting Midwestern farmers who don't have fertilizer.
But Putin, Xi and Kim are sitting pretty, the Ayatollah and IRGC are as strong as ever, and middle class people in the US and other "democratic" nations can't afford basic necessities. Brilliant.
And Iran never had a nuke, were never close. Netanyahu was saying they were weeks away since he first came to office in the 90s and begged every US President to go to war with Iran since. Of course, who fell for it? Shocker. And we all pay the price. Iran poses absolutely *NO* threat to the US at all. Meanwhile, the countries that do- Russia, China and North Korea- are all stronger for it.
The current war resulted in lifting sanctions on Iranian and Russian gas which also boosted China. And, exploded our debt.
Essentially the war is at cross purposes with everything here being cited as an issue.
The long and short of it goes very simply- there are elections in Israel and here in the fall, and those who wanted this war thought, foolishly, it'd be quick like replacing one repressive Venezuelan regime with another. Much like Putin thought he'd have in Ukraine. And that of course didn't happen. So now it's hurting everyone. It's destroying economies in Southeast Asia who don't have gas. It's hurting Midwestern farmers who don't have fertilizer.
But Putin, Xi and Kim are sitting pretty, the Ayatollah and IRGC are as strong as ever, and middle class people in the US and other "democratic" nations can't afford basic necessities. Brilliant.
And Iran never had a nuke, were never close. Netanyahu was saying they were weeks away since he first came to office in the 90s and begged every US President to go to war with Iran since. Of course, who fell for it? Shocker. And we all pay the price. Iran poses absolutely *NO* threat to the US at all. Meanwhile, the countries that do- Russia, China and North Korea- are all stronger for it.
Not the point. He was invited and he was canceled by cancel culture. This is the definition of cancel culture.