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BREAKING: The fire alarm at Butler Library has been pulled — a clear tactic to let Columbia’s student radicals exit without consequence after their illegal occupation. I would love to hear the internal monologues of Columbia’s public safety team right now.

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Holly1 year ago

"You have to let us out!" I love how "rules" and "safety" matters when they're on the other side of things 😂😂😂 FAFO 2025 ❤️🇺🇸

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Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus III1 year ago

How many are actually students?

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Stu1 year ago

Great question. It will be in the papers tomorrow morning.

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NeverAgainIsNow1 year ago

@reenchuk If you’re a Columbia student faking emergencies to escape consequences, you’re not a protester—you’re a coward. Deport visa violators, arrest trespassers, and let’s see some real accountability. Enough with the games. 🔥 #EndCampusAnarchy

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Holly1 year ago

Fire alarm trick, huh? Been there... 🤷🏻‍♀️😂

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FLFGuru1 year ago

I like this. They sound like a bunch of spoiled rotten misbehaving morons who are shocked that they can’t run amuck all of a sudden to cheer for terrorists, harass and vandalize. Several doses of consequences need to be administered. Expulsion, arrests and fines for damages.

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Hill Giant Common Sense1 year ago

@FOXFATRIOTXY Hearing them screaming to be let out sounds like demons trying to get out of hell.

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LibertyLady1 year ago

I hope they arrest and prosecute every single terrorist that took over that library! Every single one of them!

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DogInATutu1 year ago

Oh, lord. Listen to the voices: it's all white women. And listen to the rage as they're realize that they're not being catered to. DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY MANAGERS WILL BE SPOKEN TO ABOUT THIS?

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Rob Adamson1 year ago

Isn't pulling a fire alarm under false pretenses a crime?

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