About two weeks ago, as the relentless stabbing attacks against Jewish Israelis continued amid Palestinian incitement, Marc Lamont Hill took it upon himself to hop a plane to what he called “occupied Jerusalem.” He did this so that he could teach his students at Morehouse College about “ritual humiliation” and “systemic erasure” of Palestinian Arabs.
https://twitter.com/ProfJ_Lyn/status/659471152293646336
I criticized him at the time because of his lack of understanding that the checkpoints he was so concerned about were a response to terrorism (as well as a few days before that for endorsing the demographic destruction of Israel).
Turns out, I spoke to soon. Marc is, in fact, quite concerned about terrorism — terrorism BY METS FANS.
That’s right, while Hill pays lip service at best to Palestinian violence, claiming on one hand that he “rejects violence” but “locating its source” in “legit concerns,” he calls baseball fans, who are excited that their team is in the World Series for the first time in 15 years, “terrorists.” Not only that, he compares the Mets themselves to ISIS.
On what I’m sure is an unrelated note, at Citi Field, where the Mets play, you can buy Kosher food at a stand and daven with a minyan during the seventh inning stretch.
#MetsFansLivesMatter. Mets at 0-2 right now in World Series. Hoping for shortest Series as possible. Go Royals!
Oh yeah? Mets beat Royals in Game 3, i have to say the Royals are goooooooooooooooooooood
Nothing against the Mets, Herb. I just hate baseball, so the fewer games, the better.
1-3
they are probably gonna lose the series, but they have a very promising future
one of the best young rotations in the league
Lame-on should practice self-erasure.
As someone rooting for the Mets, I hereby give Hill an interesting suggestion for self-reproduction.
Phew, thank goodness you’re a Mets fan too
isis are a “thing”?
hill is a conman
a semi literate conman
one can buy kosher food at the following mlb ballparks
yankee stadium, dodgers stadium, citifield, camden yards
not sure why jeff loria hasnt added kosher food yet to the marlins ballpark