Boycott

It makes me happy.

Boycott, stop watching the show then.

I'm very okay with

it.

It's wild.

And it's over, the specific issue is that when DSALA was making their endorsement, they did not ask R22, which is about whether Rahman supports BDS, which is Boycott Divestment Sanction.

And Nithya has said that she sees it as a legitimate form of protest, but not that she herself supports it.

That's where the sort of division is happening.

So you mentioned BDS, which is Boycott, Divest, and Sanction of Israel.

And it's really the question of like, what's her view of Israel's treatment of Palestinians?

I mean, do you think this is going to make a difference in terms of the election? Do Angelenos care about this issue?

I want to address something controversial in evangelical circles and even Christian circles, but it should be discussed.

Boycott, divestment, and sanctions are ethical choices.

This is not about politics.

This is not about...

But there's a difference subsequently.

Boycotting became like a favorite sport in the Congo area, among the Abaco.

They started boycotting everything Belgian.

That was not so true in the PSA area.

And they basically came out and said, we're not putting Big Walk on Xbox right now because they're a BDS boycott target because of

how they helped the Israeli government.

So for those that don't know, BDS movement, Boycott, Divest, and Sanction, basically it's a movement to do those things against companies that are actively helping the Israeli government oppress Palestinians.

uh in gaza and the west bank uh microsoft has used their cloud computing uh to assist the idf uh in carrying out several of their operations and things of that nature uh so the bds movement has targeted microsoft now for a couple of years um and yeah house house said yeah we'd love to publish this game on xbox but we're not going to as long as they're a target of the bds movement and so you know if you want to play one of the best games of the year uh by all accounts i haven't played it because i don't have enough folks that want to play this kind of game with me um but

if you want to play it on pc i'll play on pc with you

It calls for a single democratic state across historic Palestine and supports the right of return and urges a full arms embargo and...

Boycott, divestment, and sanctions against Israel.

Wow.

What do you think of that? Anyway, time is running out.

Scott Stringer says that, let's see here.

Yeah, this is BDI, Boycott, Divest, BDS, Boycott, Divest, and Sanction.

They want to boycott Israel, they want divestment from Israel, and they want to sanction Israel.

Scott Stringer stepping up.

I'm not saying that violence would be the first option to go to here, but I am saying that it has worked in the past to enforce rules surrounding surf breaks.

The answer, my answer about how we can police or enforce these rules comes from the answer that the locals had for Captain Charles Cunningham Boycott in the late 1800s.

He This was during famine times, and he owned half of this small town in County Mayo in Ireland.

He increased the rent, doubled the rent, tripled the rent for all his tenants at a time when they didn't even have enough food to eat, at a time when people were either starving to death or leaving the country, at a time of mass emigration and famine.

And the locals didn't rise up and march to his castle with a bunch of pitchforks and threaten violence.

No.

You see, Boycott had a big manor house, and he had lots of land with cows on it, and he had forests with deer in it, and he had a river with fish in it.

And the locals were the people who shot the deer for him, who fished the fish for him, who milked the cows for him, who lit his chandeliers in his big manor house, who butchered the animals when he wanted to have a big feast.