As explained here:
'....[T]he crucial part of the video [1 minute 25 seconds] comes when [Simon] Cobb and his fellow interviewer ask the man why he is boycotting Ecostream in Brighton, a shop which is Jewish and Israeli-owned, and if the man would boycott a Muslim, or Arab-Israeli owned shop.
Simon Cobb of the Sussex Friends of Israel, said: “A BDS supporter admits he would only boycott a shop owned by Israeli Jews and not by Israeli Muslims. How is this allowed on the streets of Brighton? Civil and respectful demonstration I will defend to the end of my days, but when freedom of speech becomes words of racial or religious hate, enough is enough.”
Interviewer 1: “If it was a Muslim-owned Israeli shop, would you be boycotting it?”
BDS campaigner: “No, I wouldn’t.”
Interviewer 1: “Well then it’s based on religion, isn’t it? You just said it if was a Muslim-owned Israeli shop you wouldn’t boycott it.”
BDS campaigner: “No, no, no, no… you go to school for this”(?)
Interviewer 2: “But you just said it yourself.”'For more confrontations of this sort courtesy of Sussex Friends of Israel (and more of our favourite blonde poster girl in action) see here
Update: And (hat tip: News and Views from Jews Down Under) for Shurat Ha-Din lawyer Andrew Hamilton versus Sydney University's Professor Stuart Rees re BDS see the video here
It's like we live in a world filled with people who are too stupid to understand sarcasm.
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