"F Joe Biden!" Chant UNITES Opposing Prostestors

Well, folks. It looks Biden has finally managed to unite the people.

Only, that was never his goal and this is at his expense.

The setting:

University of Alabama.

The goal:

To yell about politics really loud.

The players:

One patriotic for America, by virture.

One patriotic for Palestine, by paycheck (courtsey of Soros).

The twist:

Despite their differences, they realized that they both have a common enemy.

Once this was understood, they started to chant against said enemy, the Biden.

It was a beautiful and hilarious sight to behold.

Sort of feels like a SNL skit:

Pro-US, pro-Israel and pro-Palestine groups who oppose each other chant “fuck Joe Biden” together. pic.twitter.com/mcgyDhweF7

— JB Slear (@JB_Slear) May 2, 2024

Newsweek reports:

Pro-Palestinian protesters and pro-Israel counterprotesters chanted “f*** Joe Biden” at the University of Alabama, according to video posted on social media.

Both sides were seen chanting the slogan while separated by barriers on the university’s campus on Wednesday, according to a video posted on X, formerly Twitter, by Maven Navarro, the editor-in-chief of student publication The Crimson White.

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Hundreds opposed to Israel’s ongoing offensive in Gaza gathered for a “Protest for Palestinian Lives” on Wednesday afternoon. The majority of the anti-war protesters were students and faculty, but the crowd also included at least 100 counterprotesters and spectators, according to The Crimson White.

The pro-Palestinian protesters are demanding that the university call for a ceasefire in Gaza, cut ties with Lockheed Martin, rename a building named after a former CEO of the company and disclose the university’s investments, according to the publication.

It comes as protests have been taking place on campuses nationwide against Israel’s offensive in Gaza, which followed Hamas’ attack on southern Israel on October 7. Militants killed about 1,200 people and took roughly 250 hostages. Since then, Israel has killed more than 34,000 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, The Associated Press reports, citing the local health ministry.

Students at Columbia University set up a “Gaza Solidarity Encampment” on the campus on April 17, calling on the school to stop doing business with Israel or companies they say support the war in Gaza.

Inspired by Columbia students, tent encampments have appeared at other universities across the country. Columbia and other universities have brought in police to clear encampments, resulting in mass arrests. In rarer instances, universities have struck agreements with protest organizers.

Students at Columbia University set up a “Gaza Solidarity Encampment” on the campus on April 17, calling on the school to stop doing business with Israel or companies they say support the war in Gaza.

Inspired by Columbia students, tent encampments have appeared at other universities across the country. Columbia and other universities have brought in police to clear encampments, resulting in mass arrests. In rarer instances, universities have struck agreements with protest organizers.

Arrests have been made at campus protests at least 38 times since April 18, according to an AP tally, with more than 1,600 people arrested at 30 schools.

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Pro-Palestinian protesters and pro-Israel counterprotesters have clashed at some protests. On Tuesday night, counterprotesters arrived on the campus of the University of California Los Angeles and instigated violence at the site of a pro-Palestinian encampment.

Israel and its supporters have branded the university protests antisemitic, but protest organizers—which include Jewish students—say they are part of a peaceful movement protesting the war. Israel’s critics also say that allegations of antisemitism are being weaponized to smear student protesters and deflect from Israel’s actions in Gaza.

Biden’s last public remarks on the protests were more than a week ago, when he condemned “antisemitic protests” on college campuses as well as “those who don’t understand what’s going on with the Palestinians.” His comments sparked criticism from people on both sides of the issue.