from Revolver News:
It’s yet another power grab. So, what’s all the commotion about, and how is the uniparty grabbing power this time? Well, it’s all thanks to the violent pro-Palestinian uprisings happening nationwide. This whole ordeal is starting to look and feel like “George Floyd Part 2,” which isn’t exactly shocking. It’s the same old “rioters,” just recycled and dressed up in new outfits. It seems like we’re just watching a reboot with a slightly different script.
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The cops literally just let the protestors have at it on UCLA campus. pic.twitter.com/ALGBiTFJKv
— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) May 1, 2024
Americans are watching this chaos unfold, puzzled over why it’s allowed to continue. The crux of the matter often circles back to the First Amendment. It doesn’t matter if you dislike what someone is saying. You can ignore them or engage in debate, but silencing them infringes on their First Amendment rights. However, when speech turns to violence or threats, that’s a different story—such actions aren’t protected and should be swiftly punished. But just calling Jewish folks—or any group—unflattering names, while distasteful and offensive to some, isn’t illegal. After all, every group faces name-calling and negative targeting to some degree.
When we start legislating ideas and thoughts, we venture into very dangerous territory. Making it illegal to draw comparisons between Israeli policies and Nazi actions, label Israel as racist, or accuse an American of prioritizing loyalty to Israel over the United States is not just a terrible injustice—it’s a blatant infringement on everyone’s First Amendment rights. Yet, that’s precisely what Congress, including some GOP traitors, is pushing through. And, true to form, the GOP is at the forefront of this new anti-First Amendment bill, all under the guise of “doing the right thing” and shielding society from unpleasant behavior.
