Piers Morgan believes that recent protests at Columbia University have crossed a line regarding acceptable behavior.

“I am expressing an opinion that what has happened at Colombia has crossed a line and that if I'm a Jewish student there I think it's completely outrageous I'm being intimidated and harassed for the actions of Israel's government thousands of miles away”

Xaviaer DuRousseau argues that the pro-Palestinian protesters at UCLA were violent and engaged in unsanitary and extremist behavior.

“they were forcing out conversation and journalists makes it clear that they don't have the answers to explain why they're there and I was overhearing the most racist conversations about white people just in general”

Nerdeen Kiswani asserts that the university administration and the police are responsible for the violence at student protests, not the protesters.

“so everything you've brought up from the violence to people being held against their will this is being perpetuated by the POS people in positions of Power by the administrations of these universities and by the police Police Department who was being used to crush peaceful protest”

Hasan Piker argues that student encampments are a valid and nonviolent form of protest that should be supported despite mainstream media attempts to frame them as violent.

“these nonviolent rules being broken in nonviolent ways I don't care about at all”

Asmongold argues that universities possess the autonomy to control their own property and should be able to remove protesters who refuse to leave.

“if the university doesn't want the encampment I don't think that the students have the right to make an encampment there I think that's unfair”