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Episode 826 - University Challenge feat. Basil Zacharia Rodriguez (4/23/24)
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Art/Animation by Emily Halaka @emilyhalaka
Will interviews Basil Zacharia Rodriguez, an activist and student at Columbia University involved with Columbia Justice in Palestine (SJP) and Columbia University Apartheid Divest (CUAD) about the ongoing demonstrations taking place there. They discuss the goals of the protests, the media response, and the University’s economic interests in both Palestinian occupation and displacing New Yorkers in Harlem.
Then, Amber and Felix join to continue the discussion of the media freak-out over campus activism, as well as the trial of Donald Trump, and two reading series exploring the sexual pathologies of Spectator columnists and Rabbi Shmuley.
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Shireen Abu Akleh was her aunt...shit....
My first thought was that the guest needs to go to "don't be weird" bootcamp", learn to change their vernacular and better appeal to the normies.
But she's getting way more shit done than I am, so maybe I should go to "get shit done" bootcamp.
This podcast turned me gay, you will be hearing from my lawyers Mr Chapo
Lmfao it turned me straight. Chapo effects everyone differently
Chapo turned me gay so I sent them a fruit basket in thanks.
This podcast turned my lawyers gay
Chapo made me a passive deconstructionist. Was neocon.
damn has AFS fallen off or something?
56:31 “The correct answer is that fat is converted to carbon dioxide and water. You exhale the carbon dioxide and the water mixes into your circulation until it's lost as urine or sweat. If you lose 10 pounds of fat, precisely 8.4 pounds comes out through your lungs and the remaining 1.6 pounds turns into water.”
Now I have to see if farts have carbon dioxide
Columbia University just keeping with tradition.. the protest in 1968 was against Vietnam and Columbia’s connection to military funding also building a gym in Harlem (you know you got to gentrify while you occupy)
The rough part of Cambridge, they wear their straw boating hats at a jaunty angle and their cravats loose.
Thank you for interviewing campus activists. I was also so mad at the way msm has been covering them and it's great to hear the brave students tell their side instead of neoliberal war mongers trying to silence them
First 25 minutes we the most useless.
An uncle Ruckus Holocaust survivor.
I imagine Michael J Brooks doing this character in Jannah.
The student Will interviewed did a good job, I think.
Yeah she can really regurgitate those twitter talking points
I disagree
It's ok to have a wrong opinion
Let’s be honest: if protesting isn’t allowed, then people will use other means to make their voices heard. Loud ones. History says that’s how this’ll go.
...And yet you kids *participate* in the universities where you're protesting? Curious!
Exactly. People saying "If they were true leftists serious about their cause they wouldn't go to Columbia or any college for that matter."
Okay cool let's imagine they all dropped out. What's step 2? [REDACTED] the White House? Start a podcast?
@@NJdaniels96 More podcasts = More content = More dopamine = Gooder good. Mmmmmh
Felix was half right, when you lose weight it is in the form of gas but it’s CO2 you breath out
not me, i put up a whole orchestra
Skinny ppl are just fat ppl who fart more.
I came to comment exactly this, like same wording and everything. Glad I saw yours first doppelganger.
Keep in mind, the boomers you are speaking about are the rich ones. They have a stake in the status quo. The peace and justice boomers who kept protesting after Vietnam through nuclear weapons/Nicaragua/El Salvador/Iraq/Immigration/Palestinians are not like that. Even the people not as active. We are fighting very powerful forces.
Boomers raged over the uncommitted movement
The "peace and justice" boomers being "not as active" is exactly the problem. For anyone under the age of 50, and _certainly_ those under 30, the reactionary and conservative boomers who voted for Reagan, Clinton, W., and Trump, the lesser-evilists who collaborated in the MSM gaslighting campaign to make even tepid left-centrists like Sanders unelectable, and those who either gave up or sold out after the defeat of the New Left, if they weren't Goldwater Republicans or Birchers to begin with, are the very vocal and seemingly modal face of the baby boomer generation. If you've actually walked the talk all this time, you're certainly in the minority in your age group.
Too many who continued to think like you did stayed quiet for decades and let the trade unions and other workers' organizations rot and fester instead of keeping the flame lit. The rich boomers are ultimately to blame, sure, but let's not forget that your generation, by and large, have failed to improve the subjective conditions needed for a successful revolution after the organized left got turbofucked and subsequently lobotomized by McCarthyism, COINTELPRO, Gladio, etc. Today's youth are leaderless amnesiacs still picking up the pieces and only just rediscovering Marxism half a century later, still further behind in terms of organizational capacity than in the late 19th century.
The problem here is that like all protests and 'movements' in the US these past few decades, is that they burst forth, unoriganised, as an expression of grief or frustration and lose all momentum eventually. Nothing will change until all movements converge, have concrete demands, and work/strike in perpetual and unshakable solidarity. We need to move past 'issue' based thinking.
This will blow over in a couple weeks and they'll all go back to class. The system wins if you just make some noise alone. Because it waits you out.
Well that’s the main mechanism that keeps the elites in control. The main thing they have to their advantage is organization. If the masses could be as organized, the elites wouldn’t be nearly as ubiquitous. We aren’t going to see “all movements converge” unless its part of the organizational planning of the ruling elite.
Conservatives punch cops in France dude.
At a certain point you have to see that we as consumers are complicit in this to at least some degree.
The difference between elites and masses is simply communication and organization. The masses are not physically capable of the type of unity that you see in the ruling class. This is a historical trend for all of post hunter-gatherer civilization. There are a multitude of reasons why this is, but the myth of democracy tends to prevail for most people. But actually the vast majority of civilization has been empire vs the masses. To an extent it has been social-psychologically deterministic
The reason they're unorganized is because the state systematically murders and jails leaders and organizers. That's why rich people who aren't stupid fund the state; that's its purpose. The state collapses once rich people cut funding to the point that it can no longer suppress resistance.
It doesn't mean resistance is pointless, or that even unorganized demonstrations can't have an effect. It does mean that it's disingenuous to criticize resistance movements in the U.S. (or anywhere, frankly) for being disorganized and leaderless. It's not a conscious choice made by these people, or a consequence of them being dumb or whatever, it's because the state is doing what it's paid to do. Resistance can't be organized until the state's monopoly on power is broken. As long as the state's monopoly on power remains, it will not allow organized resistance to its rule.
The way to get them to converge is to support them and use that momentum, not click your tongue at the fact that they are not individually exemplars of the general strike.
The sudden fucking police sirens in the background of the interview nearly gave me a heart attack as I was speeding down a country highway listening to this.
Are you running cocaine from across the border?
Amber sounds extra drunk lately. Hope she's ok!
Maybe the book sales are not going well but she can always rely on the sporadic low effort chapo appearance to cash in on the content piggies from patreon
Not enough people talk about the Israeli skin bank. Shit is insane
1:03:36 Is this guy Wimpy from the old Popeye cartoons?
“I’ll gladly pay you Tuesday for a happy ending today.”
13:19 Sorry, what? What is this now? "Skin bank?"
Israel has been doing this because they know they’re not indigenous to the land. Hence, they steal Palestinian skin to inject themselves to make them more tolerable to the sun in the land.
@@ShimonYaqulu My gut would tell me to dismiss this claim as BS immediately - it sounds just like the sort of nonsense you'd hear from the Falun Gong about organ harvesting in China - but then I remember the IDF has posthumous spermjacking units, that they've openly admitted exist. I *want* to be skeptical but we're already in unhinged edgy cartoon villain territory as it is.
@@discountchocolate4577yeah the skin bank story suffers from what a lot of anti-israel talking points does, that the reality of the israeli occupation sounds cartoonishly villainous and like something you read in a facebook comment section. Its also true
Israel officials admitted that they harvest skin and organs from Palestinians. So cartoonists evil it sounds antisemitic
Leatherface nation.
The administrators are probably focused on the money, but I bet they are also mad about being embarrassed by the students simply for broadcasting their various financial connections in a way that is clearly negative, which is not something that Columbia is willing to face or acknowledge. They expect the students to go along with the status quo, one in which the educational institution continues to portray itself as a bastion of free speech and democratic values, when in reality its indebted to capital, just like every other faulty institution in this country.
I'm pretty sure you actually breathe out the weight you lose. You know, when the oxygen you breathe in transforms into co2 and you breathe it out, the c is mostly the weight you lose. At least that seems to make the most sense intuitively to me.
I know I fart out most of what I consume.
If you check your weight just before going to sleep and immediately after waking up, you can see a weight loss that can only be explained by breathing
It's also moisture lost through water vapor and sweat@@anmolt3840051
hasbara zombies are out in force in this comments section
Great Amber episode! Always love hearing her talk about generational differences.
The massage article was written by adult Holden Caulfield
Not whiny enough for Holden imo.
'values to practice and live by for thee, not for me'
Kosher-sutra is my new band name.
42:09-Neutral Milk Hotel.
I was thinking "Fortunate Son."
1:00:41 Is there a rough part of Cambridge?
If you watch the Endeavour series, you would think that Cambridge is the murder capital of England.
The Adhan in the background 🥹
I towed Boosies Corvette
come out ye black and tans
The worst part about all this is how much you guys want to criticize these kids. They are kids, still forming their ideologies. They exist in the society that created them and are attending the schools they are available to them. They are attempting to do good and hold a position the same as you. What do they get from 'the left?' Anger and derision. Instead of accepting them as fellow travelers who are putting comfort and status on the line you scoff at them for not doing enough. Ideological purity doesnt function in the real world. Either build bridges with those who share similar values or get nothing done. Feel smug in your superiority as the world crumbles.
Right but that's not gonna work either because the system punishes you for that in ways we can only imagine or read about in history books.
Amber isn't wrong in seeing the futility of it all.
The United States as it is currently known as well as all of its institutions and cultural enclaves cannot exist if the human race has a future worth a shit. Sadly, like Amber; you will never see that fact.
We are living in the common ruination of the contending classes that Marx wrote about; when is that gonna sink in?
I don't worship what Marx wrote about as if it were gospel. When is it going to sink in that he was just a man and not a religious prophet? Sounds like your answer is to either do exactly as a man dead many years now said or to do nothing? Also, what do you get out of telling people they will never see something and saying things like it will never sink in etc? Moral superiority from people who think in absolutes is pretty worthless for others. Make yourself feel better somewhere else. Deal with us as humans or don't waste our time.
@@freakyzed8467 Seriously all these haters in the comment section are such a bummer. Old lazy haters yelling at kids for trying to make a difference.
@@toadvine7952basically South Park fans
GREAT interview
Damn, ...Amber truly is the best survivor becomes denier
From the river to the sea
Im glad that this isnt an issue that just blew over after the first few weeks. All too often do we see legitimate causes that get snuffed out by the adhd pilled 24 hour news cycle. Knowing that there are still organizations and groups actively fighting against this genocide is comforting. Hopefully, if we're lucky, this will lead to a larger movement against the inhumane actions of the United States both at home and abroad
Treat flow's gotta stop before you're gonna get the horses to get the job done.
People in the comment section need to calm the fuck down! 😂
Amerikkka
The United Snakes
Land of the FREAK AND HOME TO THE DEPRAVED.
Not good, folks
Settlers is ultraleft 3rd worldist cringe but this is a good bit.
That guy is the British Carrie Bradshaw. The show is much more bleak.
Omg I did not know about the skin bank! Holy shit that's dark evil stuff...😮
The Israelis are so cartoonishly evil that it’s almost comical!
3:00
Great ep. How many times has Chapo saved my sense of sanity?
O, pity them, the haunted cries of the damned, the poor unwashed that prefer Coke to Pepsi.
Great interview!!
Power to the protesters!!
Smash and dash
I would've almost rather heard their takes on the polyamory story.
Lol
Marg bar Amrika
The comments today are Kino.
27:14 show
Fast Times in Jewish New Jersey
Basil Zachariah Rodriguez? You can try, but you’re not going to convince me that isn’t Roger Smith from American Dad!
When i was a Fed plant in an SDS group they all talked like Basil. Mostly because they were also fed plants
The fact that the protests are still going on is definitely a positive sign that things are changing. I still just don't understand how divestment is supposed to work though. If Columbia sold their shares of Soda Steam or whatever, a different bank would just buy them.
Universities do definitely play a role in capitalism by technically and ideologically training up the next layer of workers, but I just don't see how it's possible to defeat imperialism by fighting the admin on individual college campuses. The people who could actually stop imperialism overnight are the port workers, truckers, and the rail workers who voted to strike in 2022 but were legally prevented from doing so. It sounds like those rail workers have plenty of reason to be upset with capitalism and our government considering it just screwed them over lol. It's a question of linking their grievances to the fact that they're being asked to transport ~$40,000,000,000 worth of weapons which they unwillingly paid for via their taxes, on top of being exploited as workers, despite there supposedly not being enough to pay for sick leave. Making that link will probably require the sort of party which Lenin talked about in What is to be Done. It's easier said than done I guess, but I don't see how else we can end imperialism.
A group only focused on one campus or on one topic (Palestinian liberation) will probably never be able to do that though since they just don't have those tactics and seem to think we can make individual imperialist institutions take on a fundamental different function through divestment while keeping capitalism in place, which I don't really think is true. In the same way, voting in AOC didn't make Congress 1% more socialist, it made AOC 100% less effective as a socialist.
tl;dr I'm glad that people are doing this, I just don't think these demands or tactics are going to achieve much unless they go beyond the campus and actually try to connect with actual workers by building something bigger than this one movement.
People start with where they are. Universities might not be the most egregious partners in crime, but come on. Everyone’s got a brilliant take on how these kids could be doing things better. Conveniently none of them suggest doing any of the hard work themselves. Everyone wants to direct the revolution from the comfort of their screen and keyboard
These students are getting beaten, arrested, suspended, expelled, doxxed, and blacklisted from getting jobs, all for engaging in a tradition of protest that America sucks its own dick over. They’re delivering a heavy blow to the credibility of our institutions and our country at the cost of ever having financial security.
I’m so glad Amber wasn’t in this episode just to insult the college kids doing more than her.
Damn why are you insulting Amber you freak?
@garrettmcleoduy4238 I knew this comment section was gonna be wild af but I did not forsee an attack on amber lmao
Amber has done actual organizing for years, those kids are crying in the quad until people on twitter notice
@@berdyderg900has accomplished pretty much nothing with all those years "organizing" and she knows she is useless that is why the only thing left for her is bieng a sarcastic meanie.
@@rodrigoroa6753 sarcastic and wistful
man hut an
This guest is glowing
Not as bright as you 🌟
Why dont they protest in wash DC,
Does DC have a campus in. Tel Aviv that, due to apartheid, Palestinians are banned from attending ?
An easy tell that you didn't listen to the episode before making an ill informed comment meant more to distract than anything else
There are people protesting in DC...
Why don't you?
That cat was an infiltrator.
Bro wtf is A chiKanX person? Come on maaaan
They got the girl from the CIA recruitment ad to come on chapo despite her imposter syndrome
Why do you care so much lol.
Woke up feeling like I could do more to stop the bloodshed in Gaza but then I realized I’m doing more than the student being interviewed simply by not giving my tuition dollars to Columbia.
Yeah but you’re still paying your taxes and working to support the economy of the country which is underwriting the attack on Gaza, so probably shouldn’t be too smug…
@@MJH-kr4zgonly under threat of imprisonment, no one made that rich kid go to Hitler university
That’s crazy. You’re so much better than them! Everyone there is automatically bad-especially the ones trying to make things better! Hey, where did Edward Said teach, by the way?
@@timchuck9969 defend police next, please
@@berdyderg900 If the police wanted to join the protest and divest their own departments, then that would be a net positive, yes. How could it not be? Oh, but then you don't get to feel superior. Bummer...
Kosher sex is like kosher salt.
Pretty much the same as regular, just courser and more expensive.
Man Chapo hasnt had a good guest in a while
Anyone fact check her ?
The podcast gets slightly less worse by 25:20
Appreciate this, very rare I just have to skip the interview but how infuriating that the face of trying to stop an active genocide is rich children complaining
Mr Turtle Man at it again making stupid comments!
@@berdyderg900yeah it’s just self aggrandizing nonsense… I’m sitting in a tent of my college quad, to stop the genocide in Gaza…. Alright man
@@ShortStackedgoblin Yeah. If only those kids would whine on the internet like you two losers.
@@toadvine7952you could do better
As revolutionary actions grow, Chapo is becoming less and less relevant. Chapo's line is to provide snarky comments and say nothing will ever change and it is sounding more and more out of touch. Chapo is becoming unlistenable with guests talking over the hosts and vice versa and jokes becoming more and more based on obscure movie references. Amber shitting on the protesters is hilarious, as if pretentious podcast comments are the high point of praxis! Will laughing at his own jokes before he tells them is very irritating. And everything is "awesome" and "based" so it is impossible to tell when they are being ironic.
buahhhh buahhhh
lol
🤓
Good thing we have people to snarkily point out that irrelevant podcasts are no longer relevant 😂
Did your cell mate force you to listen to this, or are you just too lazy to change your playlist?
Show starts at 25:13
Somebody on the Red Scare Pod Sub-Reddit made a good post about this episode being 'sad' and I can't help but agree with them
Yeah but nothing could be sadder than posting on or reading the red scare podcast reddit page.
@@rodrigoroa6753 "Decent material until they were talking about Israel again and Will read some dumbass ragebait tweet expecting a laugh. Felix just sighed and said "Honestly I'm just really tired of this shit. I just want to stop hearing about it all the time" which Amber agreed to. Will really seemed thrown off his game from here on out, nervous laughter and stammering."
" Honestly, pretty sad to listen to... But it's been so many years of low effort coasting on making fun of the easiest targets ever. And with Matt out of the picture there was really nobody interested in challenging thought or getting down to the truth of a given topic anymore. Amber at least is not one to hold her tongue so maybe some consistent pushback on rehashing gay twitter fights will make Will try a little harder."
Regardless of the source and who wrote that, they're on to something.
The red scare reddit reminds me of a dope fiend that has an elaborate, bizarre way of rationing out their drug use so that they can delineate themselves from other addicts but when you tally up their system they're using twice as many drugs on average as a result, just with the internet instead of drugs
also I miss Matt
As a leftist, all leftist podcasts are cringe and we are all feckless, pretentious, useless pieces of shit who basically just consume politics as entertainment. But everyone else is even worse, so let’s not give up just yet.
Bail is easy to get when your parents pay tuition btw. Still think what they are doing is good but come on
What I think is funny. Is your participating in civil disobedience, then Cry when there is consequences.
I'm definitely anti Zionist but this person sounds like the most precious anarchist stereotype.
Thanks for the estute observation, Caleb. I'm sure whatever precious contribution you've made to the world is at least as impactful as hers. I look forward to you sharing it with the class.
@@michaelslowmin*astute
The guest was going so tryhard on the pronunciations it was honestly kind of annoying.
Least annoying “LatinX” user
Yeah because the person camping out at their college isn't the type of person who's going to try super hard to fucking pronounce things properly. It must be a nightmare to have to focus on somebody's pronunciation rather than the struggle they're engaged in.
She's Palestinian though
Her pronunciation of Manhattan is giving me cancer...
Man we need to come up with something even daintier than “first world problem”
I remember when being arrested for protesting, was considered a badge of honor. These kids are so soft
Wait, a 2 month old account with 7 subs, no content and a TON of comments on this channel? What rank do you hold in IDF Intelligence?
@@freakyzed8467 lizard commander
@@ShortStackedgoblin go back making Vaush comments
As someone who has stopped counting the number of times I was arrested at protests, it gets kinda old and a pain in the ass.
@@ShortStackedgoblin haven't played that game. Is it on Steam?
Ok excuse me, gentrification, or pricing out tenants is not "settler colonialism" its time to grow up kids, not everything you dont like is settler colonialism or fascism, its an aversion to calling things what they are, which is capitalism, pricing out tenants is the same capitalism which allows you to have a wardrobe and dress how you feel, its the same capitalism which made your shoes a status symbol. Literally half your family comes from a real 21st century settler colonial context, how can you compare that with getting priced out?? How can you compare bulldozers demolishing your house for the 192nd time and arresting your grandfather and little niece bc they're the wrong ethnicity?
Thank you for the satirical post. You capture well the pedantic tone and poor grasp of reality that conservatives have. Kudos🎉🎉🎉
@@mikito00 lol
This thread requires a lot of braincells.
A female liberal student called basil zechariah Rodriguez....because ofc
Liberal? She didn’t sound liberal.
shes palestinien youre mad shes not named susan
She sounded pretty left wing to me.
As amber correctly points out after the interview: if these kids were serious about leftism they wouldn't go to Columbia. They wouldn't have applied, they wouldn't have accepted, they could have transferred away to a school that doesn't want to liquidate Palestinians. It's an act, these kids want attention and have horrible politics like their Lockheed martin parents.
@@berdyderg900there you go again with your political purity. This is why leftists will always fail. Drive everyone away who doesn't engage in your hive mind mentality. No independent positions or thoughts. One of us or you are the enemy!
What does being homeless on a campus actually do? "I hope they read my sign"
Are you seriously asking what protests and sit-ins are for? These tactics literally won civil rights for minorities and women. Not to mention bringing attention to the situation and amplifying the hypocrisy of Columbia that's historically known for protests during Vietnam, protests that Columbia faculty have always worn as a badge of honor.
But maybe you're right and doing absolutely nothing will put pressures on the Biden administration to change his foreign policy during an election season.
Make people like you cry about it in internet comments sections
@@sickjuicysjamshack3580 I really don't care I'm just asking
@@zehsackett6132
Are you joking?
Student protests make a difference
They keep the issue in the news so the establishment can't just ignore it
Just Google 1970 student strike or Kent State shootings or the Greensboro sit in
We know these things work, and they always start with the establishment labelling them as uncontrolled and violent and hateful, but there's only so many times people will believe that over the evidence of their own eyes
I'm not even in America and I'm aware of them, so it is doing a lot for visibility.
I don't care about rich college kids.
Cool
You know how to fast forward the video, right?
I find it difficult to get my advice on complex world issues from students who pay tuition to one of the most expensive colleges in the world, while at the same time claiming the university is a war profiteering colonial institution.
They're not trying to advise you. Not everything is about you and your opinions. They're trying to exert pressure on an institution.
We are all living a contradiction man. For fuck’s sake
Imagine trying to criticise capitalism and yet you use money. Curious. I am very smart.
Their privilege is precisely why this is getting so much coverage and such a reaction. They're the children of the elite at a prestigious university surrounded by the media in NYC. It's highly visible and has direct connections to major American figures.
@@nerag7459yeah there is no place to get a higher education other than a private foundation run by neoliberal ghouls. How dare this guy suggest she attend some hypothetical state run university when those don’t even exist.
The guest is like an AI created smug, academic leftist protester.
She's Palestinian lol
Chicanx
I felt bad about having a similar reaction. Surely pro-Palestinian issues might gain traction more with mainstream audiences if its spokespeople are more or less relatable to normies. When you have a "Chicanx person" using exclusively academic language, it makes the whole thing seem like a niche issue when really it's not.
Sorry she's not protesting correctly. Maybe you should go and lecture her and her comrades how to protest the right way
@@soconfused8031I would if they paid by the hour. I’d be a millionaire by time they finished telling me all their ethnic pronouns
“… and Chican-X” and for that reason, I’m out!
Weak
then you were looking for a reason to tap out
Imagine thinking that you're cool for unironically referencing Shark Tank
@@the-craig how dare you accuse me of not being ironic. I’ve never been more upset
College is gay
In many spaces yes
You don't have to sell me, babe!
49:23 epic blunder
Creedance is the corner stone of people from California who pretend they're from the south.
You know I'd rather be rolling with some cajin queen fr no cap
what a boring fucking episode. i support the students protesting but this is also a strange non story. it’s just people getting mad at college kids protesting. that’s the entire story. their protests won’t change a thing and will result in more defunding of higher education. but here we are. i still feel the need to support the, though because at least they’re doing something
I really hope these racist genocidal private institutions that invest into the military industry complex and teach people to sit in an office and describe how the organization of this society is normal don't become seen as illegitimate. University education outside of teaching doctors is basically worthless and is used as a cudgel to keep a permanent underclass of those that don't have them and those that do but are given nearly unpayable nor bankruptable loans.
you people have no faith in anything . no faith in the youth, no faith in the future , and more than likely no faith in yourself. keep that energy to yourself and stop projecting your own surrender to life .
@@xaza8uhitra4such weird projection.. and he 100% right.. protesting your university over the conflict in Gaza is nonsense. Is the president of Columbia gonna fly to Tel Aviv and broker a ceasefire?
@@ShortStackedgoblinbait
@@reillyhughcox9560 how is that bait? It’s literally the truth.. how will protesting your college in the United States, affect anything in Gaza. You really think the government is gonna cut funding to Israel because a couple of ivy league kids are sad?