Harvard Student Apologizes for Asking Tzipi Livni Why She's 'So Smelly'

The forum was about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. A Muslim Harvard Law student steps up and calls an Israeli politician "smelly".

The truly offensive parts of this are the pathetic irony of moonbats stepping in to protect those who throw them under the bus, the serpentine thrall in which Muslims hold the American left, and the fact that in these dark times a pedestrian, ham-handed pissant with enough deficit of wit to only be capable of excreting that caliber of comment during an Ivy League forum is actually is allowed to do anything beyond cleaning toilets in Harvard Law School.

Once again, the liberal agenda eventually consumes itself.

 

Having such an opportunity to ask a question, and this is what a brilliant Harvard mind could come up with? Pretty embarrassing really.

 

I honestly never knew that was a stereotype until I read this thread. Never heard it before.

 

Once again the arrogance of Haaaavaaaad rears it's ugly head.

 

I see that some posters here think that the student's question was disrespectful. Yes, I suppose you could say that, but was it antisemitic? I don't see any proof of that. It looks like this kid was just trying to be funny and gain attention, which is something that students like to do, and to accuse him of antisemitism and associate him with National Socialism is simply insane.

Also, we shouldn't feel too sorry for Livni. I mean, this is the same person who said that there is no humanitarian crisis in Gaza while Israeli soldiers were slaughtering countless Palestinians:

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/europe/2009/01/20091115532645312.html

But he never called her a "smelly Jew", he simply asked her why she's so smelly. In other words, he never said anything about her jewish origin.

 

I hope they rushed her to a campus "safe space" with her hurt feelings.....lolz!

The other day my feelings were hurt and I started to look for a "safe space" but then I remembered I am an adult with coping skills and do not live in a fantasy world....

 

what kind of Harvard student asks such a bonehead question?

he's either a bigot or a (*)(*)(*)(*)ing moron

 

Wth? What a dumbass thing to ask.

 

The quintessential definition.

 

http://www.timesofisrael.com/leadin...-to-having-sex-with-arabs-for-political-gain/

 

I dunno. I was curious about that, so I looked at the link where it said

and the few panel events I'd been to, the people asking the questions are in an audience while the person/people being asked are on stage and either behind a podium or behind a set of desks. In any event, they're a distance away from each other, so if that was the case, HOW this kid could smell this is a question in and of itself. Maybe he has Superman's sense of super-smell?

 

Regardless of why he said what he did, it was rude and something you might expect out of a 4 year old not a Harvard student. It is a bit scary when you think these are the ones that will be the leaders of a country or heaven forbid our country.

 

Do you have any evidence to support this claim?

 

No, he doesn't because the student never called Zippy a "smelly jew", as the jewish media wanted us to believe. The student simply asked her why she's so smelly, without saying anything about her jewish origin. Sure, it's a rude question, but it was an obvious joke, and the jews who compared him to Hitler's National Socialists are nutjobs.

I see we have an internet tough guy here.

 

Direct result of politically-motivated grade inflation for leftist idiots.

 

If someone asked Mr. Obama why he liked fried chicken and watermelon... there would be hell to pay.

"Oh, I didn't know it was a stereotype of black people" wouldn't fly there, and it doesn't fly here.

 

I think she smells the way she looks.

 

There's a report that she took a shower after that incident.

As it says in Genesis 34:30 (CJB) = "But Ya‘akov said to Shim‘on and Levi, “You have caused me trouble by making me stink in the opinion of the local inhabitants, the Kena‘ani and the P’rizi. Since I don’t have many people, they’ll align themselves together against me and attack me; and I will be destroyed, I and my household.”

 

The question asked is a perfect example of total disrespect by a thoughtless, brazen culture of youth --- inspired by a world gone mad. And fostered by a basically evil media who cares about nothing but their agenda and destroying human decency and long held morals.

 

I wish I could 'like' this more than once.

 

A lot of famous people stink because they seldom bathe. http://madamenoire.com/421069/celebrities-with-terrible-personal-hygiene/. It's evident that no one else told Tzipi Livni that she stank because they were probably just as stinky as she was.

 

The student remains unidentified.
I would bet it was a Black student.

 

In a younger life I knew and worked around quite a few Jews. And I always found Jews very easy to get along with. I’ve never heard anything about a smelly Jew racist insult. But, now that you mention it.... (I kid, I kid...). The student was probably just reaching for some cheap humor.

As an odiferous aside: some time back, I read a post that used the name: SmellyAnne Conway. I thought it was a silly play on words. I later repeated it in a post, to get under the skin of trump supporters. It worked. They raised holy Hell, accusing me of everything you can imagine. I still think it’s funny, and I’ll use it again one day when I want to drive trump supporters up a wall, again. It’s so easy to do...

 

It is an impolite question as any man of Harvard would know, most especially of a woman... a dignitary at that...

I think the presumption of an antisemitic jab is drawn from reason.

 

You let me know when you get into Harvard.