Pro-Palestinian kooks were ejected from a baseball game to loud boos from fellow spectators on Wednesday.
The three “fans” made their support for the Hamas-led regime known at the Baltimore Orioles-Cleveland Guardians at Camden Yards, with two of the protesters holding flags with “Free Palestine” painted across them. (Of note; freeing the Palestinians from Hamas certainly would be worthwhile – but that’s not what any of these people are calling for).
Video footage shows the moment they were ejected to boos and jeers from paying spectators, some of whom hurled insults as they were forced out of the stadium:
Outside of college campuses, nobody wants to listen to them.
The Orioles later released a statement to the Baltimore Sun, which noted the “displaying of political signage” as a violation of the franchise’s policy. The statement added that the protesters were “not seated in their ticketed seats and [were] inciting fans in the surrounding area”.
Many on social media noted the reaction from fellow spectators, with one calling for pro-Palestinian supporters to stick to college campuses.
Others argued that such demonstrations could harm support for their cause, rather than bolster it.
It begs the question as to why these people bother, given that their actions only upset those in attendance and are subject to ridicule in the ensuing viral aftermath…
