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General Discussion / Money at the bank...reloading $$$ at my bank
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General Discussion / Not surprised Trump and the GOP praise this White boy
« Last post by theking on Today at 02:06:29 PM »Trump and Republicans line up to praise frat boys as they wade into campus Gaza protests
For weeks, conservative circles have been describing the wave of protests against the Israel-Hamas war taking place across US college campuses as a disturbing aberration.
On Fox News, hosts claimed the student occupying campus quads were pro-Hamas and “entitled.”
On Newsmax, a spokesperson for Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the protests “antisemitic,” “anti-American,” and “anti-Western overall.”
From outside Manhattan court, where’s he on trial for allegedly hiding hush money payments to bury affair allegations, Donald Trump blasted the demonstrations as a “disgrace.”
However, it seems these figures have coalesced around at least one kind of campus activist they can celebrate: fraternity brothers and counter-protesters seeking to push back against pro-Palestian students.
These counter-protesters have been portrayed as patriotic heroes defending campus from a Hamas beachhead. One Fox host suggested that “America’s frat boys” deserve the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
No one has leaned into this dynamic more than the Trump campaign.
The former president released a video on Friday mixing news footage of various protests from around the country with voiceovers from various conservative news personalities.
The ad starts out with a clip of fraternity brothers at the University of North Carolina who held up an American flag that was temporarily taken down and replaced with a Palestinian flag, along with commentary from Fox News host Jesse Waters, who can be heard saying, “Patriotic fraternity brothers stepped in and said, not today Hamas.”
Proud of these UNC students. Right on! 🇺🇸💪 pic.twitter.co m/URJB1Pd9aq
— Sen. Ted Budd (@SenTedBuddNC) May 1, 2024
The campaign spot later shows part of an exchange between rival protesters at the University of Mississippi that took place on Thursday.
The video cuts out just before one of the counter-protesters was seen appearing to hoot like a monkey and make mocking gestures towards a Black woman filming the protests, echoing longstanding racist tropes.
Stacey Spiehler, a University of Mississippi student who filmed the exchange, described the counter-protesters as a hostile crowd that surrounded the woman in the video.
“Counter-protesters were throwing things. I saw half a chicken parm sandwich on the ground, a carrot,” Ms Spiehler told The Independent. “She was brave, holding her own and had more intelligence and empathy in her little finger than that whole crowd. Whether or not you agree with her, she embodies UM.”
The incident at the conservative university echoed its larger history of racial tensions. In 1962, students rioted and attacked US marshals tasked with protecting James Meredith, the first Black man to attend the university.
As one commentator noted in The Washington Post, the seemed rivalry being set up — frat bros versus liberal agitators — also has echoes elsewhere in 1960s protest history. Radical students protesting the Vietnam War in 1968 at Columbia University dubbed more-conservative counter-protesters “the jocks.”
The Trump campaign aren’t the only ones celebrating counter-protesters against the anti-Israel student movement.
The ‘protests’ at Ole Miss today. Watch with sound.
Warms my heart.
I love Mississippi!
pic.twitter.co m/79QEJra2nM
— Governor Tate Reeves (@tatereeves) May 2, 2024
In a post Thursday on X, Mississippi governor Tate Reeves posted a video of counter-protesters drowning out pro-Palestinian activists by singing the national anthem, saying the scene, “Warms my heart.”
On a recent Fox News broadcast, Laura Ingraham interviewed one of the UNC students who held up the American flag, while dismissing pro-Palestinian activists as “make-believe warriors” and “dweebs who never really played a sport.”’
Meanwhile, a pair of political operatives with Republican ties created a GoFundMe in the name of the UNC students to fundraise for a “rager” of a party to celebrate them, which eventually raised $500,000.
Country singer John Rich, meanwhile, offered to perform a free concert “for the boys who protected the American flag at UNC.”
For weeks, conservative circles have been describing the wave of protests against the Israel-Hamas war taking place across US college campuses as a disturbing aberration.
On Fox News, hosts claimed the student occupying campus quads were pro-Hamas and “entitled.”
On Newsmax, a spokesperson for Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the protests “antisemitic,” “anti-American,” and “anti-Western overall.”
From outside Manhattan court, where’s he on trial for allegedly hiding hush money payments to bury affair allegations, Donald Trump blasted the demonstrations as a “disgrace.”
However, it seems these figures have coalesced around at least one kind of campus activist they can celebrate: fraternity brothers and counter-protesters seeking to push back against pro-Palestian students.
These counter-protesters have been portrayed as patriotic heroes defending campus from a Hamas beachhead. One Fox host suggested that “America’s frat boys” deserve the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
No one has leaned into this dynamic more than the Trump campaign.
The former president released a video on Friday mixing news footage of various protests from around the country with voiceovers from various conservative news personalities.
The ad starts out with a clip of fraternity brothers at the University of North Carolina who held up an American flag that was temporarily taken down and replaced with a Palestinian flag, along with commentary from Fox News host Jesse Waters, who can be heard saying, “Patriotic fraternity brothers stepped in and said, not today Hamas.”
Proud of these UNC students. Right on! 🇺🇸💪 pic.twitter.co m/URJB1Pd9aq
— Sen. Ted Budd (@SenTedBuddNC) May 1, 2024
The campaign spot later shows part of an exchange between rival protesters at the University of Mississippi that took place on Thursday.
The video cuts out just before one of the counter-protesters was seen appearing to hoot like a monkey and make mocking gestures towards a Black woman filming the protests, echoing longstanding racist tropes.
Stacey Spiehler, a University of Mississippi student who filmed the exchange, described the counter-protesters as a hostile crowd that surrounded the woman in the video.
“Counter-protesters were throwing things. I saw half a chicken parm sandwich on the ground, a carrot,” Ms Spiehler told The Independent. “She was brave, holding her own and had more intelligence and empathy in her little finger than that whole crowd. Whether or not you agree with her, she embodies UM.”
The incident at the conservative university echoed its larger history of racial tensions. In 1962, students rioted and attacked US marshals tasked with protecting James Meredith, the first Black man to attend the university.
As one commentator noted in The Washington Post, the seemed rivalry being set up — frat bros versus liberal agitators — also has echoes elsewhere in 1960s protest history. Radical students protesting the Vietnam War in 1968 at Columbia University dubbed more-conservative counter-protesters “the jocks.”
The Trump campaign aren’t the only ones celebrating counter-protesters against the anti-Israel student movement.
The ‘protests’ at Ole Miss today. Watch with sound.
Warms my heart.
I love Mississippi!
pic.twitter.co m/79QEJra2nM
— Governor Tate Reeves (@tatereeves) May 2, 2024
In a post Thursday on X, Mississippi governor Tate Reeves posted a video of counter-protesters drowning out pro-Palestinian activists by singing the national anthem, saying the scene, “Warms my heart.”
On a recent Fox News broadcast, Laura Ingraham interviewed one of the UNC students who held up the American flag, while dismissing pro-Palestinian activists as “make-believe warriors” and “dweebs who never really played a sport.”’
Meanwhile, a pair of political operatives with Republican ties created a GoFundMe in the name of the UNC students to fundraise for a “rager” of a party to celebrate them, which eventually raised $500,000.
Country singer John Rich, meanwhile, offered to perform a free concert “for the boys who protected the American flag at UNC.”
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General Discussion / Re: I did not make this sh1t up...
« Last post by theking on Today at 02:00:48 PM »Not sure bout the OP but the idiot below is "gay" for sure going by his claims of all members on PH are "dudes"...
He claimed there's "no girls" so he must be chasing after "dudes":
"SEEING IS TRULY BELIEVING YO"
He claimed there's "no girls" so he must be chasing after "dudes":
There no girls here, bro
Just us dudes
No need to lied
i'm going use you for my sexual needs
hmgROCK,
When a woman doesn't see you as a real man who is worth her time...
"SEEING IS TRULY BELIEVING YO"
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General Discussion / Re: BELIEVE-IN-ME: how does a rich and wealthy person like you end up trollling PH
« Last post by Visualmon on Today at 01:57:00 PM »I wonder how Pobzeb afford to buy an used car, a Playstation 4, a flat screen Tv, and a gun collection. These things cost a lot than his GED.
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General Discussion / Re: New Bible vs Standard Bible
« Last post by theking on Today at 01:55:52 PM »the man sells snake oil to gullible
The closet Trumper below must be really "gullible" then
per the "legit" "ALL CATTLE" PROOF quotes below:
I like trump
Quote
Trump is alot like me
Quote
I have to agree with trump...
"SEEING IS TRULY BELIEVING YO"
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General Discussion / Re: is it consider GAY....... to protest USA BOMBING AID.... to ISRAEL???
« Last post by Visualmon on Today at 01:52:34 PM »
This is the part when Pobzeb got scared and revert back to his usual tactic like acting doesn't know what he had done anything wrong? 7
Marriage & Family Life / Re: The type of man that will make a good husband
« Last post by Believe_N_Me on Today at 01:49:55 PM »One of my older sister-in-law says that a man will never get rid of a good woman who keeps sticking around. Good, meaning that she does the cooking, cleaning, pay the bills, etc. He might not love her or find her all that exciting anymore, but he has a use for her and if she keeps staying despite the fact that he's lost all affection and is courting other women, then that is on her. The guy I'm talking about is definitely keeping this woman around as an unmarried niam loj. lol She is his main supply while he gives affection and attention to other women, whom he most likely has no intentions of committing to either.
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General Discussion / Re: New Bible vs Standard Bible
« Last post by Visualmon on Today at 01:49:42 PM »Hmmm preaching the gospel doesn't cost a thing. Hypocrisy coming from Lukewarm Christian like Pobzeb himself.
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General Discussion / Re: Many Hmong folks have used it to ambush them crabs
« Last post by NtsesHnub on Today at 01:49:01 PM »Of I remember correctly, it's the cage variant is ban in NC or SC. So we did it the old fashion way, chikin thigh on a string .
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General Discussion / Re: Karma Effect
« Last post by Visualmon on Today at 01:47:36 PM »I'm still waiting for the password. There's no reply from Pobzeb but his useless insults.