Welcome to DU! The truly grassroots left-of-center political community where regular people, not algorithms, drive the discussions and set the standards. Join the community: Create a free account Support DU (and get rid of ads!): Become a Star Member Latest Breaking News Editorials & Other Articles General Discussion The DU Lounge All Forums Issue Forums Culture Forums Alliance Forums Region Forums Support Forums Help & Search

rollin74

(2,165 posts)
25. the protesters could have/should have been charged with 3rd degree burglary for what they did
Sun Mar 16, 2025, 08:45 PM
Mar 16

which, in New York, carries a possible prison sentence of up to 7 years

the ones getting expelled or suspended are getting off easy

Recommendations

2 members have recommended this reply (displayed in chronological order):

If they actually took over a University building, what did they expect. JohnSJ Mar 13 #1
Fucked around and found out. MarineCombatEngineer Mar 13 #2
Since when did protesting about tens of thousands of dead kids become bad? womanofthehills Mar 15 #17
Uh-huh NoRethugFriends Mar 16 #26
how exactly do you revoke a degree for a protest moonshinegnomie Mar 13 #3
I didn't know Dumpy Mar 13 #4
Revoke the degree? Then give the moniss Mar 13 #5
The support for this from those who oppose iemanja Mar 13 #6
Campus protest intelpug Mar 14 #8
I ask that you read my post iemanja Mar 14 #9
Point's you've made intelpug Mar 15 #19
My point seems to have escaped you iemanja Mar 16 #21
It's like you forgot the 60s even happened. maxsolomon Mar 14 #10
Well, they most certainly do have a right not to be harassed Polybius Mar 14 #12
I don't know if you have a right not to see or be impacted by a protest. maxsolomon Mar 14 #14
Protest intelpug Mar 15 #18
Right's intelpug Mar 15 #20
Did Viet Nam war protesters tell Jews to "go back to Poland?" Jose Garcia Mar 14 #11
What evidence do you have that these individuals engaged in such speech or physical intimidation? iemanja Mar 14 #13
Well, if it will help you change your mind, here it is: Beastly Boy Mar 14 #15
Free speech & protesting is fine..... however when you are here on a visa... EX500rider Mar 15 #16
This OP makes no reference to the iemanja Mar 16 #22
Also regardless of citizenship status EX500rider Mar 16 #23
And those consequences are typically fines iemanja Mar 16 #24
When they occupied the building they prevented employees from leaving MichMan Mar 16 #30
and? iemanja Mar 16 #31
You think a fine is what is usually given for false imprisonment? MichMan Mar 16 #32
What evidence do you have of a charge of false imprisonment? iemanja Mar 16 #35
I don't agree that occupying university buildings, vandalism, and preventing employees from leaving is free speech MichMan Mar 16 #37
Antisemitism, as odious as it is, iemanja Mar 17 #39
the protesters could have/should have been charged with 3rd degree burglary for what they did rollin74 Mar 16 #25
Were the Weather Underground justified in planting bombs ? MichMan Mar 16 #28
No, and all crimes have consequences iemanja Mar 16 #29
Jewish Voices for Peace in Trump Tower today womanofthehills Mar 13 #7
Jewish Voice for Peace NoRethugFriends Mar 16 #27
Expelled...suspended...fine. LudwigPastorius Mar 16 #33
From a speech Cindy Sheehan gave just before setting up camp outside GWBush's Crawford ranch: snot Mar 16 #34
What does the student handbook say? stoned Mar 16 #36
So why did it take Columbia a YEAR to expel students? BlueHurricane Mar 17 #38
Latest Discussions»Latest Breaking News»Columbia University expel...»Reply #25