srslythrowaway

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   by srslythrowaway 2y ago

   There are laws on the books for hate speech as well. This was hate speech dressed up as "protest"
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   by srslythrowaway 2y ago

   Thankfully I enjoy anonymity behind my throwaway handle. There is no justification for mobs chanting for the death of me and mine. Their coded slogans are not very coded. "Anti-genocide" protests who call for genocide are not hone
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   by srslythrowaway 2y ago

   Because I have a life and I have no desire to become a target for the mob, "woke" or otherwise. This is a sensitive subject. People hate. Anonymity here allows me to speak my mind in safety. It's the opposite of drive-by post
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   by srslythrowaway 2y ago

   When people physically block your access to classes you paid for, on a campus you have an equal right to be at, and they're blocking you on the basis of your faith or ethnicity, that's not "sticks and stones". Edit: clar
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   by srslythrowaway 2y ago

   J6 protestors are lawbreakers. IMO, they should not get pardons, but Trump is a despot with the power to issue pardons. I can't do anything about that. The people at Columbia were not mere "protestors". They were physically a