Pro-Palestinian protests are all the rage with these children. Some children, financed by the taxpayer, some by good ol’ mom and dad and the public school indoctrination system.

In fact, it’s not only college students who are protesting, high school kiddos have also hopped on the bandwagon. Today, we head up to the liberal Mecca (and huge trash pile as of late), Seattle, where a bunch of high-school whippersnappers decided, “why not walk out of class on a beautiful 70-degree day?”

So, they grabbed their dirty, ugly masks (because, heaven forbid, they catch the CORONAVIRUS) and walked out of class to Cal Anderson Park in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood (formerly known, for a slight period during the “Summer of Love”, as the CHAZ/CHOP).

A University of Washington student started the speeches, though KOMO News crews did not see walkouts on the UW campus Tuesday morning. He criticized the university’s ties to Boeing as other students yelled demands for the U.S. to halt military aid to Israel.”-Jackie Kent, KOMO News

Of course a U-Dub student started the speeches! That place has turned into a freaking woke joke. Bruh? Don’t like UW’s ties to Boeing in the Jet City? Don’t attend! And…if you want to “halt military aid to Israel”, tell your schmukazoid pRPresident to stop sending aid to Ukraine while you’re all at it.

We couldn’t possibly expect these children to put all of that together, though. I mean, they could not even figure out that protesting on the first day of Passover may be a tad tone-deaf.

..or maybe, they just didn’t even care? I liken the Walk Out for Palestine protests to the Trans Day of Visibility that occurred simultaneously on Easter Sunday.

But mask-muzzled face with the muffled voice on the mic says, “we must free Palestine!” All of a sudden, the concept of FREEDOM is something these lock-down-compliant halfwits (I know, I am being generous with that term) cherish and want to “fight for”? These children had parents that did not want to fight for them. These children do not even know how to fight for themselves.

We the students of Seattle refuse to turn a blind eye to the atrocities that Israel and the U.S. commits every day! Being silent is being complicit in these crimes against humanity.”-walkoutforpalestine on Instagra

Seriously? Y’all walked to Cal Anderson Park. The students and the people of Seattle have turned a blind eye to atrocities in the U.S. and in their own damn city every day in the very same park. Homeless encampments, rampant drug use, beatings in broad daylight, stabbings, flesh-eating bacteria (I’m not kidding), shootings-all at Cal Anderson Park in Seattle. Who’s “turning a blind eye” here? All of these children, some of their parents and even some their teachers have been complicit in these crimes against humanity that have been happening all around them in their city, in their state and in America for years-in front of their noses. Mayor Bruce Harrell and Governor Jay Inslee have failed Seattle and Washington State as a whole. Both are also complicit in these atrocities of fentanyl addiction, homelessness and utter lawlessness. Both have been silent.

It was “stunning and brave” of these students to walk out of a classroom they are not learning anything in anyway and stroll to the park to protest “genocide”. All of them, a sea of purple, blue and pink hair-guys, gals, non-binary pals-masked-up and ready to fight. They are warriors for injustice! They are so important with their signs and their megaphones!

The students demanded an end to aid for Israel. They held signs saying ‘Genocide is never justified.'”-James Lynch, KIRO News

Unless it is an unborn child. Then, genocide becomes “health care” or something.

We know not everyone feels the way we do about these entitled little twits. Some Seattle residents just loved these young people “taking a stand”:

I just full-heartedly support it. It makes me so proud of my city. It makes me so proud of these kids and I love to see it.”-Seattle Resident #1

Proud of your city? Are you for realzies, lady? At least the protests were not violent and there was no inflammatory language to speak of. No setting fire to a police precinct (Kshama has been quiet as of late.) Just a bunch of clueless kids cutting class, basically.

I think it’s great. I think young people need to get involved. They need to start voting. They need to start getting more involved with politics.”-Seattle Resident #2

I do also think it is great for young people to get involved and voice their opinions-even if their opinions are wrong. This is what Free Speech and our Nation is all about. So, I will exercise my Free Speech with a few parting words. These students’ classroom times may be better spent actually studying and really learning history. If, after doing some more homework, they really want to “free Palestine”, I suggest a trip across the world to Gaza for them to voice their concerns.

Let’s see who volunteers and how that plays out.

Photo Credit: Joe Mabel, CC BY-SA 3.0 , via Wikimedia Commons/Cropped