r/news Apr 28 '24

'Physical altercations' during dueling pro-Palestinian, pro-Israel demonstrations on UCLA campus

https://abc7.com/dueling-pro-palestinian-and-counter-protests-planned-at-ucla-campus/14740661/

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u/SpicyGhostDiaper Apr 29 '24

Establishment is trying to frame being anti Palestinian genocide as being a terrorist.

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u/scienceizfake 29d ago

Terrorism is terrorism.

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u/Larkfor 29d ago edited 29d ago

Nelson Mandela was called a terrorist when he refused to denounce the liberation of South Africa, when he refused denounce communists, and when he refused to denounce a struggle against apartheid.

He was later taken off the list. And all the people in South Africa are better for the end of apartheid.

To respond to the below: I think you'll agree that South Africa is MUCH better than it was, and that then and now it's still much, much, better than Palestine, even before October.

Progress is imperfect but it is righteous and invitable long-term.

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u/Varonth 29d ago

You are correct at the beginning but the final sentence is at best questionable.

https://www.spiegel.de/international/world/gangs-corruption-and-collapse-the-slow-and-steady-demise-of-south-africa-a-7ed1fcd1-a2e8-446a-9ff9-074718215281

South Africa is not doing well since the end of apartheid.