By: Anonymous

Anonymous
Mon, 09 Mar 2015 21:15:38 +0000

Perhaps students signed one document, but their signatures were appended to another. With a name at the top, a student could claim before the Judicial Panel that a particular circulator delivered misleading or false information. Had the rules been followed and had students known about the initiative’s appearance on the ballot, this awful campaign may not have gathered as many signatures as it did.

To be sure, not only would this proposal have cost students job opportunities, but it was deeply anti-Semitic. It’s one thing to sign a document for “human rights,” but quite another to unfairly blame a country of nearly half the world’s Jewry for the systemic failures in Palestinian leadership. Hamas and other recognized Palestinian terrorist organizations send children as suicide bombers, fire rockets from civilians areas, and redirect foreign aid to further their dystopian rule.