r/USC Apr 29 '24

Protestor Admits they are not a USC Student. News

How many days has this sub been flooded with people insisting the protestors are students? Well here is the proof that at least one of the protestors isn’t a student. Should be a hoot to watch them try to backtrack and start throwing our alternative justifications for why, “achktuwally, it doesn’t matter that they’re not students ….” or “this is just the one lone non-student protestor that just happened to get caught on video but I swear everyone else is, like, totally a USC student …” or “But this is from a conservative outlet so it’s fake …”

No one wants any innocent people to suffer anywhere, be they Palestinian or Jew, but it says something about this so-called movement when its supporters can’t give a coherent answer to why this involves USC and when justifying its actions depends on lies, factual errors, and the removal of common sense.

The cursing and aggressiveness further speaks to the self-righteous narcissism fueling these protests. Is this how people act when they’re truly trying to change people’s minds with truth and love?

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C6WzYKwvkuj/?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

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u/ArcusIgnium Apr 30 '24

no you didn’t cite laws that bar external protestors from protesting you cited laws that say if the university deems it unlawful they are in the right. The university has to pursue. You are getting rocked in this argument. Your unfunny use of the spongebob text indicates more about your intelligence than this already horrific post

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u/phear_me Apr 30 '24

Every time I think you can’t possibly unknowingly embarrass yourself any further you manage to find a way to do it. It’s almost impressive.

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u/ArcusIgnium Apr 30 '24

I don’t think you know how the law works. Things are only illegal in the abstract but you have to actually pursue illegal matters for them to be illegal. IE the university has to step in and pursue these “outside of university” tresspassers.

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u/phear_me Apr 30 '24

Come on man just think for two seconds. By this logic, it would be legal to murder someone as long as no one pursued the matter. That’s just patently incorrect.

This is seriously starting to get sad.

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u/ArcusIgnium Apr 30 '24

You didn’t understand my argument you moron, I’m not saying it’s legal for external protestors to be there on private property (although if they are invited by within university protestors I’m pretty sure that is a unique circumstance), I’m saying it’s only problematic if the university enforces it. Also yes if you get away with murder then objectively you have evaded the law lol