NYC Mayor, Eric Adams, is speaking strongly against those who protested yesterday against the Nova music festival exhibition 1️⃣ Protesting against the victims of a daylight mass*cre is barbaric 2️⃣ Denying the atrocities of October 7th is atrocious 3️⃣ Waving terror flags is illegal and dangerous This is not free speech. It risks the safety of New Yorkers, especially the Jewish people who live there. It must be stopped. Now.
We appreciate the sentiment, but these are just words. Talk is cheap.
Assaf Pinhasi
1mo
Actions speak louder than words. No one seems to be taking actions against these demonstrations. Not in the US and not in Europe
Ira Raphaelson
1mo
Mayor can "stop" it anytime he wants by telling police to do the job they are good at - enforcing the law and getting DA to do likewise.
Joe Passalacqua
1mo
Start arresting
What is the next step? "Very serious concerns"?
Scott Smith
1mo
Leadership. It starts with this delivery. May not be long until NY looks for ways to enforce laws that don’t violate 1st Amendment.
Yes good speech but “post facto” as usual. He failed to prevent the horrendous antisemitic and nazi performance in the heart of NY.
If every person and politician spoke with such unwavering truth and moral clarity, these terrorist protests would cease to exist.
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1moThe arrest of the protestors would have served as a testament to our solidarity; mere vocal demonstrations of unity fall short. Those who have endured the ordeal of extremism, including the numerous recognized asylum seekers, ought to be experiencing a resurgence of trauma and consequently seeking redress from Congress. Yet, their silence prevails, prompting the question of why they remain mute on the matter.