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Maher, MS NOW’s Scarborough: Campuses Only Protest When It’s Jews Fighting

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Bill Maher, the sharp-tongued liberal host of HBO’s Real Time, dropped a truth bomb during Friday’s Overtime segment alongside MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough, exposing the glaring hypocrisy baked into campus activism. While elite universities erupt in chaos over Israel’s self-defense against Hamas—complete with encampments, chants, and administrative capitulation—there’s radio silence when Iran’s brutal regime mows down its own protesters in the streets. Scarborough nailed it: campuses only mobilize when it’s Jews fighting. Maher, no stranger to calling out left-wing double standards, amplified the point, highlighting how these self-proclaimed champions of justice pick their causes based on ideological fashion rather than universal human rights. It’s a stark reminder that the outrage machine runs on selective fuel, ignoring massacres in Tehran while fetishizing Palestinian narratives.

This isn’t just cable TV banter; it’s a window into a deeper cultural rot with direct ripples for the Second Amendment community. Pro-2A advocates have long watched these same campuses demonize self-defense as toxic masculinity or gun violence, yet when Iranian protesters face live fire from a theocratic dictatorship—with no armed resistance possible—the ivory tower shrugs. Imagine if American students faced similar threats: without the right to keep and bear arms, they’d be sitting ducks, just like those in Iran. The hypocrisy underscores why 2A protections aren’t negotiable; they’re the ultimate backstop against tyrannical regimes, whether abroad or creeping into our own institutions. Campuses cheer disarmed vulnerability abroad but would riot if gun-free zones were challenged here—proving that their peace activism thrives only when others can’t fight back.

The implications for gun rights warriors are crystal clear: this selective silence bolsters our case that disarmament narratives are tools of control, not compassion. As Maher and Scarborough inadvertently remind us, history’s dictators—from Iran’s ayatollahs to campus censors—fear armed citizens most. 2A supporters should amplify this clip far and wide, tying it to real-world defenses like Kyle Rittenham’s in Kenosha, where self-defense stood against mob chaos. If campuses won’t protest real oppression, let the armed citizenry ensure it never takes root stateside. Share this, arm up, and stay vigilant—the hypocrisy is their weakness, our rallying cry.

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