Der Dozent, der den Angriff vom 7. Oktober als „erstaunlich, brillant“ bezeichnete, wurde vom BC College wieder eingestellt und tritt dann zurück

    https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/natalie-knight-reinstatement-9.7027012

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    1. AndHerSailsInRags on

      Knight was seen on video describing the Oct. 7 attack as „amazing, brilliant“ during a speech at the Vancouver Art Gallery on Oct. 28, 2023…Knight [later] attended a pro-Palestinian rally…where she was pictured holding a sign that read “There is only one solution, Intifada Revolution,” and gave a speech stating she had done “nothing wrong,” the decision reads.

    2. discourtesy on

      „There is only one solution, infantada revolution“

      Can someone translate that into white man vocabulary for me?

    3. Huge_Valuable9732 on

      its not ok to hate Israel and jews unless you support Hamas, then its freedom of speech apperantly.

    4. Equivalent_Task_2389 on

      She should be deported to Gaza, whether she has a Canadian passport or not.

    5. She will be an NDP candidate in the next election. They welcome these people.

    6. But it was amazing and brilliant regardless of the atrocity committed. If you can separate the two, it was a very successful and clever attack. They accomplished their goal and hit their enemy when they weren’t expecting it.

      We can all hate Hitler and acknowledge that he was a very good public speaker. Same idea with the Oct 7 attack.

    7. Devourer_of_felines on

      > “The basic principle is that working in an academic institution, be it a college or a university, is an employment relationship unlike any other, and that you have a right and an obligation to teach without fear or favour, to do research without fear or favour,” he said.

      What part of praising Hamas spending half of Gaza’s GDP on a singular attack that resulted in their entire territory being bombed to rubble can be construed as doing research or teaching?

    8. Musclenerd06 on

      Wouldn’t call that hitting the enemy I would call that hitting civilians women and children. That’s not the enemy if you’re talking about military bases that’s different.

    9. How could someone support and cheer on the mass murder of civilians on Oct 7th then claim to care about civilian deaths in Gaza?

    10. She got back pay too, disgusting.

      If we’re not going to apply our hate speech laws then what’s the point of them existing?

    11. discovery2000one on

      Freedom of expression does not equal freedom from consequences. It only means that the be state can’t impose consequences on you, not that your fellow members of society can’t.

      The decision to reinstate her shows that terrorist sympathizers are free from consequences from society, which should alarm everyone. We really need to evaluate how long of a leash we are willing to let these people have, because at this rate I’m getting nervous that people who put these words into action may eventually start having the same immunity from consequences.

    12. shutthefrontdoor1989 on

      How come Israelis and Zionists are the only group allowed to call for genocide of all one people?

    13. Longjumping-Pop8340 on

      Attacks should not be something worshipped, no matter what side or belief you have. It’s innocent civilians who take the blow most of the time. PEOPPE could argue certain attacks in ww2 were necessary or stopped the war… if that is true, it still should not be glorified, as igs innocent civilians who die. When Israel makes attacks it is bad, when Palestine/Hammys makes attacks it is bad. I think we should be able to agree as society that even if an attack is viewed under your eyes as necessary or helping a cause, it should ay the very least not be glorified

    14. SixtySix_VI on

      Even if you’re like… pro Hamas, pro gunning down civilians in Israel, etc. how exactly was it a brilliant move? It gave Israel the green light (in their eyes anyways) they had been looking for to effectively level Gaza. Whatever was going to, or could’ve happened there, has been so monumentally set back at least a generation, if not more.

    15. Astrasol1992 on

      Oh now the education system are shaping extremists.. always thought it was only religions that breed them…

    16. coopatroopa11 on

      > to reinstate Natalie Knight to her position at Vancouver’s Langara College a victory for academic freedom and **freedom of speech.**

      Interesting. I thought we didnt have freedom of speech laws in Canada. Only freedom of expression. Its always funny when people selectively decide when this applies and when it doesnt.

    17. Lisan_Al-NaCL on

      I’m going to say something controversial.

      From a militaristic/terrorist operation perspective, Oct 7 was pretty damn successful – and it surpassed even Hamas‘ wildest expectations.

      From a humanist perspective HOWEVER, it was vile, heinous, brutal, UTTERLY SAVAGE ACTS committed primarily against Israeli civilians. My english language skills fail me when trying to find adjectives or superlatives to describe how I feel and perceive as a human being the Oct 7 attacks.

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