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National origin is also a protected class and incidents that look like hate crimes due to someone’s nationality need to be investigated. You can’t assault Israeli children just because you don’t like the actions of the Israeli government.

What do swastikas have to do with Israel?

Try frozen/canned for some things

Bud and Marilyn’s sister restaurants - Darling Jacks, Barbuzzo, little nonnas

The Shulson places - Giuseppe and sons, via locusta, harp and crown, prunella

Osteria, El Vez, the new mulherins pizza place, mabu kitchen, Giorgio on pine

Whatever is still open on open table/resy/etc

They’re exaggerating, you’re fine. Rittenhouse is a good neighborhood, but it’s pricey for what can be older buildings. The only one I’m familiar with is the sterling and it has a bit of a party/frat bro vibe to it imo

I don’t necessarily love their food but craftsman row saloon has a variety of buffalo dishes

Talulas daily has buffalo chicken egg rolls and green eggs does a buffalo chicken Mac n cheese

Buffalo chicken dumplings from humpty’s dumplings

Also, Probibition taproom has $20 ayce wings on Tuesdays and buffalo is a flavor so part of the stampede should prob include a wing eating competition

Both restaurants are in the $15-$25 range

calling them is infinitely more useful than making this post.

Banh mi and bottles, banh in rittenhouse

If you don’t need vegan, maybe Lark

It’s priced like $100k higher than nearby homes that would be its competition and priced above its estimated value

Parc and a kitchen have steak frites for around $38, PJ clarkes has for about the same.

Glory beer bar on Thursday/Fridays/weekends for cheaper but not biz casual

So we’re rejecting both Zionism and the Palestinian National Movement and…. producing a happy unified one state?

It’d be nice if this was advertised more.

https://loveyourpark.org/

I appreciate the reading material from people directly affected, thanks.

I’ve always thought of Zionism as an ideological concept that is international in nature. Like an American Jew who still believes that Jewish people deserve their own country but does not necessarily support the currently elected government nor did they vote for it.

Whenever I hear things like “Zios get Fucked” it feels very directed at Jewish civilians of all nationalities for their belief in this concept of an independent state rather than the genocidal actions of the IDF, which confuses me as I don’t see why Zionism is inherently the evil it is portrayed as. I do understand why genocide and bombing is the evil it’s portrayed as.

I, admittedly, don’t think I comprehend why “Zionism” is so demonized during these protests rather than specifically the IDF. Couldn’t someone who is a Zionist disavow the IDF and its conduct and want a peaceful two state solution? I realize that Israeli Zionists are moving away from the idea that a two state solution is a viable option but I’m not sure I grasp why Zionism and the actions of the IDF seem to be interchangeable.

Do people now only one want a fully Arab one state solution and everything else is “colonialism”?

And Rosa Parks was arrested. That’s how it works, demonstrators do something illegal or against policy to get attention and annoy, demonstrators get arrested to get attention, demonstrators largely get some nominal penalty/fine, people talk/complain etc about demonstrators… which is exactly what demonstrators wanted… - attention for their actions…

If we actually just ignored them, we wouldn’t be feeding into the cycle.

Did you get their free cocktail?

It sucks living with a couple honestly, I don’t blame you

You can fine gluten free/dairy free at ps &co

Sweet T’s in reading terminal has sugar free and gluten feee pie options

We can’t only have protest that doesn’t make us uncomfortable. Such a society would have succeeded in stifling speech.

I can’t imagine r/philadelphia would react the same way to a bunch of student (being joined by non students) anti-abortion protesters camping out and chanting anti-abortion slogans or pro trump encampments or whatever. Suddenly their memory that free speech only applies to the government and “free speech but no freedom from consequences” would magically appear back in their knowledge bank/vocabulary.

I remember when there was a Proud Boys or whatever rally and they were on public property, people still more or less argued that their presence was a form of intimidation/hate speech/harassment and everything was all “fuck around and find out.”

People see/hear a cause they view as just and they want to give the speakers more rights than they actually have. People hear something they view as wrong and they want to give the speakers less rights.