Karte mit Staaten, die Gesetze erlassen haben, die Boykotte gegen Israel verbieten.

Von yeeyaa1799

36 Comments

  1. I’m no expert but prohibiting protests on a specific issue seems unconstitutional. Freedom of speech violation.

  2. from-the-deep-south on

    Welcome to our flavor of dystopia, I dont expect you to join the fight, but please don’t let them tell you this is okay or how things should be.

  3. I_Am_Become_Dream on

    “anti-BDS laws have taken one of two forms: contract-focused laws requiring government contractors to promise that they are not boycotting Israel; and investment-focused laws, mandating public investment funds to avoid entities boycotting Israel.”

    This is how it goes around first amendment protections. It’s not banning per se, it’s discouraging companies via government contracts.

  4. Spiritual_Ad_7776 on

    Washington, Vermont, New Mexico, Delaware, and Hawaii: BASED

  5. Wallychamp49 on

    Gotta be so chill to be a Israeli lobbyist/politician/law enforcer. Get to receive money from the us by the truck loads, get to pay off our politicians. Then make those politicians pass laws to prevent people from speaking out about those topics. On top of that they’ll conduct smear campaigns and take all your money. Must be awesome.

  6. Good, because 99% of the protesters don’t even know what they’re protesting for, they’re just looking for violence

  7. Such an egregious abuse of the first amendment to protect a nation that’s not even our ally…

  8. kylaloveslingerie on

    Are you allowed to prohibit protests? Especially like this – what ground did they have?

  9. CBT7commander on

    Fyi, it’s not banning boycott, it’s banning boycott by government entities and investments, which is quite different from banning boycott by individuals, which is straight up 1984 stuff

  10. Gaelcin1768 on

    The way that this country deepthroats Israel is so gross. Government/media propaganda has really worked its magic hasn’t it

  11. PlantsThatsWhatsUpp on

    Funny how these posts always pop up in the middle of the night in the US. Arabs? Iran? Russia?

  12. NittanyOrange on

    People are finally starting to learn that being pro-Palestine is much more than a random foreign policy stance.

    It involves views on free speech, excessive police force, campaign finance, international law, foreign influence in our elections, and more.

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