ASU student speaks about arrest and suspension

The 20 students who were arrested are now suspended from the university and, at least temporarily, not allowed on campus.

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[@COYSsince61]

It sucks when you get held accountable for your own actions!

[@gkb9088]

No one would ever hire her anyway.

[@lindawelch4798]

They stop putting texts on here

[@FJB_TheBigGuy]

Woke multicultural enrichment. Enriching lives.

[@raymondrenteria2055]

She wasn't thinking about her family when she decide to stay. Her fault

[@azz2466]

May be she was thinking of the suffering of the people being slaughtered in other part of the world.

[@Sarge51BG]

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. She should have considered the consequences of her actions.

[@arismei]

Ppl say they r not adult stop bordering those kids. It’s a joke

[@user_golden]

@@arismei kids? 22 year-old is not a kid.

[@saukchung8939]

She should be the one apologizing to her 85 year old grandma

[@karenbanks1555]

Whine whine. You were warned. You knew. There are consequences to your actions. Should have been more consequences.

[@davidmc8475]

In order to get more students into university the schools made a business decision in the 60’s and 70’s. Previously the emphasis was on studying subjects such as engineering, medicine, law, history, philosophy and languages. To grow the student body they expanded the subject matter to include cultural issues such as gender studies, african-american studies, women’s studies, communications, film studies and sports education. This resulted was a cultural shift in academics. Previously you had to be reasonably intelligent to get into college and graduate, with the shift that is no longer the case.

[@Junzar56]

She went to college but it didn’t make her very smart.

[@greglane3978]

dumbing down in her case.

[@Zulonix]

College doesn’t make a person smart, but a smart person can benefit from what they learn in school.

[@Junzar56]

@@Zulonix a smart person learns everywhere. That is the key. People who behave like a spoiled 2 year old, and throw tantrums because they aren’t getting their way should be taught that their behavior is not acceptable. An expensive and difficult lesson.

[@JohnP538]

@@Junzar56 Forty-five years ago, I went for my first real job interview. My future boss ask me what my college degree meant. I responded, "It only means that I can learn." Nailed it!

[@tun-tunninc.6492]

Tempe, baby!!! Party central.

[@Pinhoser]

look at this girls self righteous attitude

[@Chemically_Induced]

cry me a river. it was made abundantly clear via direct communication and the media, let alone the code of conduct she agreed to before she ever stepped foot in a classroom. getting a job just of college is hard enough. she just made it harder on herself. she's pointing fingers over actions she took.

[@IronEagleMath]

Cry me a river ... To the sea ... Lol.

[@Pengochan]

So she "stumbled into it", she had enough opportunities to stumble out of it but didn't. She has noone to blame but herself.

[@rogercotton5134]

She didn't understand repeated warnings and the consequences that were explained? And she's a university student?

[@charonib]

Sounds about average intelligence for a college student.

[@patriotjaneusa504]

Now she understands 😂😂😂 O graduation for ya, smart azz! Let’s see if your beloved co-agitators can give you meaningful employment.

[@rhondaolive8548]

Actions have consequences. Research the cause before you protest. Calling for the extermination of Jews is abhorrent.

[@jbazinga2385]

She, along with many others, made the assumption that they (ASU staff) would not follow through and that it was just a bluff. This is what happens when you spend your young adult life with your nose buried in your phone watching TikTok and other trash videos. She made her choice, now deal with that choice.

[@azz2466]

Slaughtering innocent kids is fine with you?

[@minakart-ou5jq]

What goes around comes around..that's called karma

[@minamoo3035]

She should be perm banned

[@rflett5797]

This is probably the first time in her life that she was told the word "NO!" and held accountable for her own actions.

[@Dirks_NUMA_Files]

I'm guessing she learned more about life in the last few weeks then her entire time as a student at the college. Now that is a priceless education

[@MagisterLeviathan]

Not yet she hasn't, let her loose in public then we'll see...

[@davidweaver9373]

Fcuk all these suspensions .If they break the university rules and cause disruption to the running of business and upsets fellow students routines then they should all be expelled

[@ninelspassionforfashion9289]

Yes!

[@jeg5gom]

I LUUUUUV that many of her closest family spent big bucks to go see her NOT graduate. Even Gramps!!! 🤣🤣🤣👍

[@jeg5gom]

So, sweetheart, what did you NOT major in?? 😂🤣👍

[@ericshingles]

You reap what you sow

[@patriciacunningham5472]

She needs to be deported after a 5 year jail term for treason!

[@vanneli]

That seems a little harsh, as she didn't stole or vandalized anything as far as its shown. Expulsion and blacklisting should be enough, as that is a life sentence with debt.

[@acewings221]

Treason??? She was protesting against a foreign country. That’s as American as apple pie. Wtf are you talking about?

[@littleangel4780]

​@@acewings221you realize Hamas is a known terrorist organization, right? Aligning yourself with such a group or supporting what they did isn't the best look

[@edwardst-pierre1020]

You can't reward her with 5 years of still available to enjoy life in jail because she should be repatriated ASAP. The taxe payers should not be paying her way.

[@cowboyx9380]

@@acewings221While supporting a terrorist org, declared by the US, and calling for the genocide of jews…..ummm, that makes her an enemy of the state!

[@yumatom]

As someone who’s paid taxes in Arizona for longer than she’s been alive, this makes me happy.

[@sandybruce9092]

I lived in Phoenix for 48-1/2 years before giving up and moving to another state! These students disgust me - they have no idea what they are protesting - haven’t read enough history in their short life to honestly understand why they/Palestine are wrong!

[@Capt083]

GOOD for you, they (the cause you believe in) threw you under the bus. You disappointed your family, you have no one else to blame.

[@Dredd.Pirate.Roberts.]

It’s called paying for your actions , now your poor me. You all have no idea what you’re even protesting .

[@godblessamerica2745]

YOU PLAY STUPID GAMES YOU GET STUPID PRIZES (ENJOY)

[@lesliegaskill650]

Crimea a river. Make this crap stop!

[@williamjcallahan1620]

Buy her a plane ticket to Gaza, she didn’t read the student handbook

[@dano6943]

How many warnings did she and the others need? Oh, by the way, there are consequences for your actions. You missed your graduation, too bad for you.

[@johnjones5354]

"We didn't know that breaking the law wasn't OK."

[@marshinameneses6633]

Great no diploma and not job. After all police record will be needed before getting one single job. Few month in prison will help them.

[@tomflinn9815]

I dorecall if her major was mentioned in the video, but too many students get degrees which are useless in the job market.

[@oakleystactics579]

F around and find out she brought it on herself. Now she cries and has learned that actions have consequences.

[@wanfu5634]

This just in: Actions have consequences.

[@KushDaddy333]

Pictures at 11.

[@user-fn9cs4dv8r]

She never heard "no" in her life, so she is shocked there were consequences to her actions.

[@HG-bh7zp]

Your adulting now. Your actions have repercussions. You made a choice. Now face the results of your actions 👏👏

[@williammohan9784]

There is a saying in the British military as regards this woman. "How sad, too bad, never mind".

[@mud27ratz1]

How smart are the students that disrupt the campus, and have no idea that it is illegal?

[@sargente7726]

This is all on her, nobody made her.

[@timscott3856]

HOLD ALL OF THIS PEOPLE ACCOUNTABLE FOR THEIR ACTIONS>> UP to and including deporting ANY and ALL that are not citizens of the U.S.

[@alexchou4945]

Me, me, me …

[@edmundgonzalez8731]

Wasn't that long ago that leftists were telling conservatives that while you have freedom of speech, words and actions have consequences. Why yes, yes they do...

[@chrisredfield4017]

oh my gosh ! I am a victim. What shall I do. It's not fair. I heard Iran is giving scholarships.

[@karenwoods4387]

There are consequences for ignorance. Every child learns there are consequences for actions at young ages. These adults are learning your never to old for a consequence. Many employers won’t hire them now

[@jimbob9828]

Arrest Records stay forever and all can be unsealed with special tools. Plant Corn, get corn.

[@ronwade2206]

At NAU we protested sobriety, quietly, in our dorm rooms. We didn't take over the campus or anything else. Protest within University Rules and when told to leave, do so.

[@bonsaidouglas9180]

Or how's about standing up for your own country ????😊

[@user-bs9nq3zl2l]

Told 20 times and she didn’t realise! Wow how dumb

[@justinjohnson2294]

Good for ASU! My daughter graduated from ASU! IT ONLY TOOK ME A MONTH OR TWO TO STRAIGHTEN HER OUT AFTERWARDS! That's not to bad, I have 27yrs invested in her! She remembers her upbringing and is very proud. ❤❤❤ MAGA!!!

[@cosmolean]

She should be expelled outright.

[@Harpo77]

You can see they’re shocked for being held accountable. Clearly they have never been punished. Welcome to the real world.

[@user-yw5zo1zk7x]

Stand up and take the responsibility of your actions. That you didn't know is a lie.

[@susanboyd245]

Play stupid games,,win stupid prizes. Serves her right !!

[@whiskyriver8619]

Can you say- Would you like fries with that order?

[@libigarcia9427]

She should have made her choice wisely . Life is no video game . You made a wrong turn , you r out . I am sure Iran will welcome her to continue her education .

[@rflett5797]

It would be amusing to see how the kids that take up the offer from Iran react when they find out how truly restrictive things are in that country. They won't be screaming anymore about how "oppressed" they are in the U.S. and will want to be on the first plane back home.

[@jordanpersonal1]

Just when it seems like all the news is bad, a story like this comes along to brighten your day!

[@cutebear1817]

Arizona baby!

[@scottscootman7225]

Should be charged as a felony!!

[@richardhale1866]

Kids can be smart but have absolutely no wisdom .

[@bendale2024]

DON’T DO THE CRIME IF YOU CAN’T DO THE TIME! The suspension should be permanent!

[@user-en8gr4ye3d]

Her family are taking the trouble to travel to her graduation but they totally failed to take the trouble to teach her responsible behavior.

[@g-dcomplex1609]

She feels unfairly treated for promoting hatred and intolerance on campus, seems like she has no idea what consequences mean,

[@user-zq4zi3dy3c]

You were a protester. And NOW you dont want to take responsibility for your actions. TOO BAD.

[@garuiz3487]

As a Sundevil. I support this suspension. Thank you ASU.

[@Tracyl63videos]

She made her choice. She needs to learn to live with the consequences and shut her mouth

[@Uncle_Sam001]

Temporary suspended? How about permanent suspension? If these institutions care about their name and reputation, I will suspend all those whom participated in this unlawful gathering, permanently.

[@jimwelch4628]

At last, actions have consequences

[@arthurgibbons7401]

The long term effects are you were suspended and loose access to the school grounds, possibly loose grades from missed classes and exams, possibly don’t graduate until another term. Worst case you are expelled from school and have to transfer to another institution!

[@suzanneroberge494]

Grow up. You're supposed to be an adult. You didn't just "stumble into it", you made an intentional choice to be there and also a choice not to disperse when warned. Stop making blaming others, making excuses & failing to accept responsibility. Take your consequences like a responsible adult & do better. Good luck to you.

[@iamatexan4334]

Welcome to the class of Accountability for your own action 101

[@AndrewLynn-en5ui]

Rep what you sow young lady !

[@charlesdarwin5185]

0.21 don't disrupt the social order and disturb the peace.

[@suhashasellayah5159]

What about the suffering and pain of calling for the deaths of some students? And she cries about family not being able to see her graduate. Think!!!!!!!

[@wilpaolo130]

You and your friends ain’t no victim, gurl. You’re an adult with ALMOST a college degree.

[@steveingargiola1762]

At least she learned one lesson in college. Being held accountable for her (own)actions

[@misselanys1219]

So pathetic that in ten yrs time they will look back on this and regret their actions. What a waste of an education and destruction of a college grad's future. On her record forever.

[@reginaldtubao6472]

They were told at LEAST 20 times to disperse..... if my asian mother told me more than once I was getting a whoppin. I learned really fast three things 1. LISTEN 2. COMPLETE EVERYTHING EXPECTED WHEN TOLD 3. DO IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME. it's obvious these kids never had chores, was said no to, and pay for what they have.... because if they did college is not cheap and they would not jeopardize their education with THEIR own hard earned money....

[@rebeccakuchta395]

All students think they're smarter then authority.

[@ehlersjim12]

Her family should tell her "You are a big person now, stop complaining about being held accountable for your actions."

[@CindyE589]

Time to be an adult take the consequences of your actions!!

[@GioTheAgitator]

Shouldn’t matter if you believe in your cause

[@ronaryel6445]

She crossed a line from protest to disruption and she violated the rights of other ASU students, staff and faculty. She is still unable and unwilling to accept responsibility for her bad decisions. She alone s responsible for her family's not seeing her cross the stage. She will still receive her diploma (as long as her University account shows all tuition, fees, room and board fully paid). I hope she learns her lesson.

[@christopherpohl8743]

You don’t need a diploma to prove that you learned something. Doh

[@rosiel2774]

I’m glad these adults are crying. They weren’t worried about the consequences when they were protesting.

[@mrshifter8220]

If I had any of the decision making on this matter......I would have expelled, not suspended.......so count your blessings.

[@michaelfuller244]

Serves her right. Shouldn't have sided with terrorists.

[@bottlestopper4353]

F around and find out. Build a S hole and destroy property. It’s tough for people first time not getting their way. Lots of warnings. Who would hire them anyway.

[@WmRob]

Poor little girl

[@DjM-rw6vi]

Free to protest but not free to be irresponsible.

[@laurajones4045]

Stumbled into it? Is that the excuse your going to give your family. Shes going to be a basement dweller. Congrats

[@williammurray1341]

Virtue signaling meets reality. Life's decisions have consequences.

[@londeaux]

When you are going to school, assume that something that would violate any rule could get you punished.

[@MattieShiloh]

Wow! How dare the police hold them accountable for their actions!!

[@harrybarnes3539]

My question is why isn't this quote on quote journalists asking her why she ignored the order 20 times over????

[@jamesrichardson1]

Good. She needs to take responsibility for her actions. If she is DACA deport her.

[@kevinjervis916]

Maybe the girl should have thought about her 85 year old grama and family instead of breaking the law

[@charlotteoshea2312]

Good. Time to be held accountable.

[@JackieSkellington]

"We didn't think we'd get suspended!" Duh 🙄

[@karenbanks1555]

Appeal? There is nothing to appeal. Hope ASU has the courage to stand by their decision and make the punishment even stronger. They should be asking for forgiveness and making restitution

[@carolynkuzio5649]

Expel and jail. Actions have consequences.

[@MuckinFutch]

"You find yourself stumbling into it.." ????? C'mon !!!!!

[@zeke5491]

2/3rds are not even students

[@DaveT0818]

Tough.. you absolutely knew the potential penalty.. you made a choice... now live with the consequences.. nobody feels bad for you..

[@rolandthethompsongunner64]

She didn’t know an illegal occupation of university property would lead to a suspension? The rules for attending universities and colleges are clear. If she can’t read she never should have been in a college or university.

[@user-mz6sp8od2v]

She needs to be expelled

[@benw.6194]

I hope she read all our comments about her.

[@jefferylorance7988]

Two wrongs do not make it right..

[@user-mj2kc7bg8n]

I do hope that her appeal and all others will be rejected, as this would make a mockery of what they did. She cannot honestly say " I did not know the consequences," as I am sure that they were all usig their phones for information.

[@rsdandy]

Amazes me how they don't want to be accountable for their actions.

[@RiggsjimJKD]

They were told what would happen and what university policy was. If they were not aware, it is the individuals responsibility to find out. Actions have consequences.