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Pro-Hamas protestors paid a visit to the home of University of Washington President Ana Marie Cauci last night, and took the time to film what they did:
https://mynorthwest.com/4009679/uw-presidents-home...

University of Washington (UW) President Ana Marie Cauce’s home and car were vandalized and damaged Wednesday night, a spokesman confirmed to MyNorthwest Thursday afternoon.

“Several masked perpetrators did significant damage to President Cauce’s home and car, including slashing her car’s tires and painting pro-Hamas symbols,” university official Victor Balta reported in his emailed statement.

Balta went on to note that making threats against a public official like Cauce with the intent to intimidate is a crime. He noted multiple law enforcement agencies are involved in the investigation “due to the nature of the threats in the vandalism and in the perpetrators’ social media posts claiming credit.”

UW was especially lenient on its campus protestors, some of whom attacked and harassed Jewish students and faculty. She thought she could reason with them but she never learned the first rule of #woke, which is...

...no matter how #woke you are, you're never #woke enough.

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