Princeton Palestine Protesters Ridiculed For Being On “Rotary Hunger Strikes”

Student protesters at Princeton have been relentlessly mocked for announcing that they are going on “rotary hunger strikes,” taking it in turns to starve themselves as a protest against Israel’s action in Gaza.

As we highlighted last week, the attention seeking trust fund babies at Princeton complained that the University is not monitoring their health while they claim to be on hunger strike.

One of them whined that she is “literally shaking” through starvation and that her group is all “immunocompromised,” then accused University officials of “physically weakening” the group on purpose.

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Now, the cosplay refugee group has announced that a “first hunger strike wave has ended, and the second wave has begun.”

In an X post, they added that “In the tradition of rotary hunger strikes, SEVEN NEW STRIKERS are indefinitely fasting for a free Palestine.”

Those commenting on the post noted that the hunger strikers have therefore “passed the baton.”

The hunger strikers at Princeton passed the baton to seven new strikers: pic.twitter.com/Tm5hK0E1La

— Steve McGuire (@sfmcguire79) May 13, 2024

The protesters tweeted out a revised messaged, after admitting they had gotten wrong the number of days the “first wave” had been on strike for:

The original tweet was deleted and reposted to reflect updated information on the length of strike.

— Princeton Israeli Apartheid Divest (@PtonDivestNow) May 13, 2024

People pointed out that there is no such “tradition” as “rotary hunger strikes”:

The great "tradition of rotary hunger strikes" lol

— BigMoonDog (@0xBigMoonDog) May 13, 2024

Google hasn't heard of the concept. Closed I could find was related to a Rotary Club bowling event. pic.twitter.com/IpGcSQvNZn

— BigMoonDog (@0xBigMoonDog) May 13, 2024

Again: this is just intermittent fasting for Hamas.

— Jason Bedrick 🇺🇸🎗️🇮🇱 (@JasonBedrick) May 13, 2024

Each failed hunger striker will be receiving a participation trophy for their effort.

— Sasha the Wonder Dog 🇺🇸☘️ (@livesuperior1) May 13, 2024

Relay hunger striking. The less risky way to hunger strike.

— Jacob Bloom (@JacobBloom31) May 13, 2024

My favorite part is that the “new strikers” are “indefinitely fasting” https://t.co/V1noAwIbx3

— LB (@beyondreasdoubt) May 13, 2024

“Indefinitely” seems to be nine days. https://t.co/GQjtAkFhan

— Amy Curtis 🇮🇱 (@RantyAmyCurtis) May 13, 2024

So it’s really just skipping a few meals for attention huh 😂

— SAVEAUSTINTX (@saveaustintx) May 13, 2024

Sounds like some of our so-called "elite" ivy league students don't know the difference between a "hunger strike" and a "diet."

— Shu (@Shu575757) May 13, 2024

What even is a “rotary strike”?

They mean rotating.

They’re supposed to be at an Ivy League school.

The most offensive aspect of this is use of 'rotary' instead of 'rotating'. Gender non-binary sociology majors ain't what they used to be. Unless they're all Rotarians, then I apologize.

— Lex Jurgen (@Lex_Jurgen) May 13, 2024

Just look at the state of them:

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