BREAKING: Are The Hags At The View DEFENDING Anti-Semitism?
Earlier this week, conservatives in Congress had the chance to hold the ivy league presidents accountable for their promotion of anti-semitism.
The hags at the view were VERY upset about that! They insist on defending the horrors Jewish students are facing on campuses across the nation.
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4 Comments
I hate to say it but Sunny Hostin is right. The First Amendment was adopted to protect speech you like, AND, to protect speech you don’t like.
It’s worthless if it doesn’t protect ALL speech.
Try using the N word and see how that free speech argument gets you.
@KurtUSA Well said, very well said
You notice most of these college campuses do not believe in the 2nd Amendment the same way. We also have a constitutional right to be armed until we abuse that right, yet see what would happens, if Jewish students justifiably started arming themselves on campus.
While I did not expect it to get like it has been on some of these campuses, I was not surprised it was going on. This threatening of fellow Americans and students should not be tolerated, and these colleges need to show there are real life consequence for discriminating against a group of people for an immutable trait.
I was, however, just totally amazed to see such antisemitism from a lot of these so-called Christian organizations and so-called Christian preachers. There are numerous ones claiming Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. I have even seen some that are defending Iran, Erdogan, and these other lunatics, who by the way mistreat their Christian citizens just as bad. Never trust a Christian or preacher who says they have read the Bible and preaches antisemitism. They obviously missed something.
Last time I knew, Jesus, his relatives, the disciples and all the early Christians were Jewish. As for the land grants, if God’s promises to the Jewish people that he was giving them the land as an inheritance forever, really only meant until God changed his mind, what does that say about God’s promises that we will be saved. Would anyone trust God, if all his promises were made while he had his fingers crossed behind his back?