Morality of Knowledge and Growing Anti-Semitism on College Campuses

Why do I say this? Morality of knowledge.

Once you possess knowledge of evil and harm, you then bear the responsibility for what you do. Failure to act when you can do something and choose to do nothing you bear culpability for your actions and inactions. Especially if you are an elected representative in Congress.

We now know that these pro-Hamas cells of agitators came in the US open borders. It is self-evident that Biden and the Democratic members of Congress clearly knew this risk from warnings by the FBI and others. And our local Congressman in Louisville’s failure to stand firm is inexcusable, and he should be fired.

Now they are here. And when these agitators they are released by leftist Soros-funded prosecutors the cycle begin s anew.

And the link to the following news article details more than you want to know but need to know if you wish to cast a vote for a safe and secure America. . . if we can still put an end to it.

The phrase “morality of knowledge” isn’t a standard term, but it points to ethical considerations related to acquiring, possessing, and using knowledge.

From the New Yoek Post:

“Encampments at Harvard, Yale, UC-Berkeley, Ohio State and Emory in Georgia were organized by branches of Students for Justice in Palestine, which gets cash (some direct, some indirect) from the Soros family “charities” as well as the Rockefeller Brothers Fund and retired Wall Street banker Felice Gelman.

Gelman and the Soroses also give to Jewish Voice for Peace and Within Our Lifetime, two more groups intimately involved in the protests.

At least three organizers — Malak Afaneh (Berkeley), Craig Birckhead-Morton (Yale) and Nidaa Lafi (University of Texas-Dallas) — are paid fellows of another lefty-philanthropy favorite, the US Campaign for Palestinian Rights.

USCPR community and college fellows earn stipends of $2,880 to $7,800 for work organizing campaigns to demand cutting ties to Israel.”