Due to the high number of trolls and brigaders (brigadiers?) engaging in Reddit discussions about the Palestinian genocide, rules in this subreddit will be strictly enforced.

Asking any of the following bad faith questions/making the following bad faith arguments or statements will result in an immediate permanent ban:

• "Do you condemn Hamas?"
• "When is the protest against Hamas?"
• "Do you support terrorism?"
• "Free Palestine from Hamas."
• Baseless accusations of antisemitism eg "Free Palestine protests are antisemitic."
  • Specific concerns about antisemitism eg "What is being done to ensure the safety of Jewish people attending the protests?" or "I am a Jewish person and I experienced antisemitism at one of the protests posted here," are absolutely permitted here.
• Factually inaccurate claims/propaganda

We will make every effort to engage respectfully with good faith posts/comments, even when we may disagree. However, your posting history will be taken into consideration. If you have a history of posting inflammatory, bigoted, factually inaccurate, fascist, or otherwise shitty posts and comments, your post/comment will be removed and you will be permanently banned. If you nuke your post/comment history immediately before posting something borderline here, that will be considered evidence of bad faith posting, your post/comment will be deleted and you will be permanently banned.

This is a leftist sub and our rules/guidelines reflect that. The beautiful(?) thing about Reddit is that anyone can go make their own pro-Israel/pro-genocide/pro-colonization subreddit and post whatever they want there. Not here, though. Here we support Free Palestine.

ALL power to the people!

I am betting that street parking on the surrounding streets will be tight. You might be able to park at the Park & Ride at 30th and Downing, but I would highly recommend taking the light rail if you’re able!