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True, and the Jews will as a block keep voting Democrat. Like sheep to the slaughter.

They need to start blaming themselves.

The only way to deal with them.

What about those who are not affiliated with the university? There needs to be hard line repercussions for all when they cross the line of protesting to breaking the law. It should also serve as a means to have people reconsider doing it again.

Maj Kevin "Mac" McLaughlin - Depending on the state and the act, vandalism on its own may rise to the level of a felony. Vandalism, on its own, is often considered a non-violent crime. However, other acts may happen during the commission of vandalism, which could escalate to more severe crimes. Crimes related to vandalism include burglary, criminal trespass, or disturbing the peace. Once again, depending on the state and the circumstances, the act(s) could be considered a hate crime. And if proven conspiracy charges could be added on.

In those cases where Jewish students have been harassed, intimidated, barricaded there are a raft of charges that can be brought. Many would rise to the level of a felony.

Charge the perpetrators appropriately. Bring them before judges that won't slap them on the wrist, if convicted sent them ti jail for years, fine them appropriately and order restitution.

This kind of crap continues because there are not serious life-damaging consequences. That needs to stop.

Ivy League Colleges have been in the gutter for a long time now.