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Originally posted by bettysnephew:
An investment in thumbtacks, brads or a couple handsfull of goathead thorns along the route might be in order...

The Jewish population there is waaaay above this, and they are more than ready to handle this legally.

I just read this a short while ago:

https://x.com/MarkGoldfeder/st...D3qAji-As-UBv1Jw_IPQ

Dear Jew-hating Philly "Boycott Ride" organizers:

If you don't like our small business owners, wait till you meet our lawyers.

Here is what @NJACLaw has already done in preparation for your antisemitic stunt:

1) Enforcement letters to the AG, DA, and Police Commissioner, reminding them which statutes apply, which specific crimes trigger it, and providing the proof of motive.

2) Preservation notices to each of you, explaining that litigation is anticipated and that deleting relevant evidence to prevent its use in court can lead to sanctions, including a jury instruction that the missing evidence was unfavorable to you.

3) Organized volunteers and lawyers on site so we have a litigation-grade record ready. No he-said/she-said disputes this time.

Play stupid games win stupid prizes. Game on.

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They have even shamed the mayor into speaking out against her fellow Leftists.


Of course, the above action only works in a Western Society, where law and order, and equality of all people, is observed. But well done!



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Great response!

Wonder if they'll party for "Night of the Long Knives" as well?

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Originally posted by tatortodd:
Great response!

Yes! That'll take the wind out of their sails.

Disgusting!
There is a storm coming.

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Originally posted by tatortodd:
Great response!

Yes, the right response. While rooftop Koreans painting the streets red with these morons blood, or a battalion of baseball bat toting gents doing the same sounds like a satisfying solution, this is a better one that colors within the lines.

The left THINKS they are ready for a fight. They’ve been spoiling for one for years. Its going to be extremely satisfying when they expand their sedition outside their safe space blue cities and dare the burbs.

Very satisfying indeed.

Stupid people never cease to amaze me!

Not seeing anything in the news about this so far. Anyone in Philly heard/seen anything?

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Originally posted by 229DAK:
Not seeing anything in the news about this so far. Anyone in Philly heard/seen anything?

From FB:

The organizer had been fired from her job from what I read.

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Originally posted by ScreamingCockatoo:

The organizer had been fired from her job from what I read.

Where did you read that? Link? I'm not challenging you, I would really like to see more of that story. Thanks.

Kind of a rehash, but figured I'd post it.

https://www.newsmax.com/newsfr...dkt_nbr=010102nnwd5l

Kristallnacht Boycott of Jewish Businesses in Philadelphia Sparks Outrage

A pro-Palestinian group's planned boycott of Jewish-owned restaurants in Philadelphia on Sunday, the eve of the anniversary of Kristallnacht, has sparked outrage among Jewish organizations and condemnation from several Democrat officials, raising fresh concerns about antisemitism within the broader anti-Israel protest movement.

The demonstration, organized by Philly Bike On Your Left, an activist cycling collective, targets six restaurants: Goldie, K'Far Café, Dizengoff, Huda, Mac Mart, and Schlesinger's Deli.

Promotional materials declare, "No business for Zionists!" and demand that the establishments leave the city.

The timing is particularly sensitive.

Nov. 9 marks the 88th anniversary of the start of Kristallnacht, or the "Night of Broken Glass," a Nazi-organized pogrom that unfolded Nov. 9-10, 1938. Jewish businesses, synagogues, and homes were destroyed across Germany, annexed Austria, and the Sudetenland region of Czechoslovakia, foreshadowing the Holocaust.

Historians consider Kristallnacht a critical precursor to the Holocaust because it marked a dramatic escalation from years of government-sponsored discrimination, economic boycotts, and legal persecution to openly organized mass violence against Jews.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker, a Democrat, and several other local Democrat officials have condemned the planned boycott.

Parker said singling out businesses because their owners are Jewish is unacceptable.

The administration of Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, a Democrat, also denounced the demonstration, while Republican Attorney General Dave Sunday described the targeting as discriminatory.

Rep. Brad Schneider, D-Ill., delivered an especially forceful rebuke.

"Targeting businesses simply because they are owned by Jews and singling out Jewish Americans to make them feel unwelcome and unsafe is neither reasonable nor justifiable protest," Schneider said Saturday. "It is rank antisemitism, plain and simple."

Although some prominent Democrats have condemned the event, the controversy highlights tensions over Israel and pro-Palestinian activism within the party.

Jewish organizations have issued some of the strongest warnings.

Simon Wiesenthal Center CEO Jim Berk questioned why Jewish businesses should face economic punishment for decisions made by Israel's government.

"History rarely announces itself with shattered glass," Berk warned, describing how exclusionary boycotts historically preceded more violent persecution.

The Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia, joined by the Anti-Defamation League, American Jewish Committee, and StandWithUs, urged residents to patronize targeted restaurants rather than confront demonstrators.

The controversy follows earlier anti-Israel demonstrations in Philadelphia.

In December 2023, protesters gathered outside Goldie, the falafel restaurant co-owned by Israeli-American chef Michael Solomonov, chanting accusations of genocide.

At the time, the confrontation drew condemnation from the Biden White House and local officials.

Boycott organizers maintain their campaign opposes Zionism and businesses they accuse of supporting Israeli military actions, rather than Judaism.

They have rejected allegations of antisemitism and disputed comparisons with Kristallnacht.

Concerns about antisemitism have also emerged overseas.

During October riots across France, Jewish-owned shops in Marseille were targeted and burned, while in Paris a synagogue was vandalized.

Palestinian flags appeared at numerous demonstrations.

In April 2025, pro-Palestinian demonstrators clashed with people outside a bakery in Strasbourg, France, prompting political condemnation. Officials said the bakery itself was neither attacked nor targeted.

The growing rise of antisemitism across Europe has raised fears for Jews globally, especially considering the parallels to the early days of the Nazi regime in Germany.

After Adolf Hitler came to power in 1933, the Nazis organized boycotts of Jewish businesses, barred Jews from many professions and stripped them of citizenship rights under the 1935 Nuremberg Laws.

Kristallnacht demonstrated that the Nazi government was prepared to sanction widespread physical attacks, destroy Jewish property, and imprison Jews on a massive scale while largely eliminating legal protections for its Jewish population.

The pogrom also accelerated the forced exclusion of Jews from German economic life, with the regime imposing collective financial penalties and forcing the transfer of Jewish-owned businesses to non-Jewish ownership.

Although the systematic mass murder of European Jews would begin later, Kristallnacht represented a decisive turning point in the persecution that ultimately culminated in the Holocaust, during which Nazi Germany and its collaborators murdered approximately 6 million Jews.


And:

https://www.newsmax.com/newsma...dkt_nbr=010102nnwd5l

And:

https://www.newsmax.com/newsma...dkt_nbr=010102nnwd5l

I heard it failed miserably.

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Originally posted by selogic:
I heard it failed miserably.

The idiots were outnumbered by supporters/counterprotestors by many multiples.

Good

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Originally posted by gearhounds:
The left THINKS they are ready for a fight. They’ve been spoiling for one for years. Its going to be extremely satisfying when they expand their sedition outside their safe space blue cities and dare the burbs.

Very satisfying indeed.

I live in a suburb. I'm NOT looking forward to any such thing. I don't want fighting in my peaceful suburban streets. Sure, I'm armed and somewhat prepared... but I would not find it satisfying to have to defend my neighborhood. I would prefer to avoid that.

The restaurants should boycott those protesters. "No soup for you!"

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Originally posted by chellim1:

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Originally posted by gearhounds:
The left THINKS they are ready for a fight. They’ve been spoiling for one for years. Its going to be extremely satisfying when they expand their sedition outside their safe space blue cities and dare the burbs.

Very satisfying indeed.

I live in a suburb. I'm NOT looking forward to any such thing. I don't want fighting in my peaceful suburban streets. Sure, I'm armed and somewhat prepared... but I would not find it satisfying to have to defend my neighborhood. I would prefer to avoid that.

Perhaps I should have been more clear. I wouldn’t look at using violence on anyone as satisfying. I would look at the entire leftist movement collapsing as a result of the rest of the country outside their safe democrat zones showing them our collective resolve and disdain as satisfying. My point is that I feel they sorely lack the imagined support they enjoy currently as useful idiots. If that were to involve actual violence, so be it. Either way, running them back to their shitholes with their tails between their collective would be the satisfying part in all this.