New York Post

Not To Be Thankful For: Macy’s Parade Protests

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The pro-Palestine demonstrat­ors went so low as to stage a protest and disrupt the Macy’s Thanksgivi­ng parade (“Pro-Palestinia­n protesters glue their hands to 6th Avenue, disrupting Macy’s Thanksgivi­ng Day Parade,” Metro. Nov. 23).

This parade commemorat­es a piece of our country’s history, which of course is why they did this. They also defaced the New York Public Library.

The contrast between good and evil is stark. Can anyone imagine a pro-Israel, pro-Jewish demonstrat­ion stooping to these lows?

Saul Mishaan

Brooklyn

Hopefully those “River to the Sea” buffoons who glued themselves to the street in protest on Thanksgivi­ng will glue their hands to their beds on Election Day.

These protesters likely all voted for President Biden and former President Barack Obama, but most will now stay home on Election Day. Biden could lose the “Rashida

Tlaib vote,” which is millions strong.

That’s good news, as some polls show Biden is also losing the black vote.

Liberal voters were silent as Obama and Biden gave billions of dollars to Iran. Liberal appeasemen­t is a losing ideology. No more negotiatin­g with terrorists, something that leads to the taking of more hostages.

Finally, Joe: no handcuffs on the Israelis. They must defeat Hamas forever. J.R. Cummings

Manhattan

On Thanksgivi­ng, the protesters were quickly cuffed and hauled away.

They should at least be spending the weekend in jail. People come from all over the world to New York City to see the parade. Millions more watch it on TV. It should be clear that New York won’t tolerate this. Carol Meltzer

Manhattan

The once-great city of New York continues its sad and shameful descent into lawlessnes­s and disorder.

Thursday’s disruption and desecratio­n of the time-honored and familyfrie­ndly Macy’s Thanksgivi­ng Day Parade should be a clarion call.

The miscreants who tarnished the parade — and selfishly ruined the experience for people of all ages and stripes — should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Turkey and protests do not mix. Ira Cohen Broward County, Fla.

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A protester arrested.

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