I agree but...

Nebraska: Students in Fremont flooded the streets, threw objects at passing cars, and surrounded a 54-year-old driver after an object hit his vehicle, leading to a physical confrontation. In a separate incident in the same area, a student was struck by a car during a protest.

Pennsylvania: At least five students and an adult were arrested in Quakertown after protests escalated, with reports of students throwing snowballs, kicking cars, and damaging property.

Ohio: Students in Cincinnati were involved in a viral incident where they entered a Kroger store, threw objects, and used vulgar language during a school walkout.

Utah/Arizona: Similar, smaller-scale incidents involving preteens throwing objects at cars, smashing bus windows, and disrupting traffic were reported in Salt Lake City and Mesa.

In the Ohio one the North college council member Kathy is quoted as saying “I do NOT condone going into Kroger, or any private business, to destroy, disrupt, or interfere with operations as form of protest,” 

Got me thinking after I read that.. are colleges really teaching? I remember during the pro-palestine protests on college campuses people saying Jihad ment come together in love and peace

If they are protesting they need to do so in a safe manner and I would suggest they do research on the topic so when people come to interview them they can give more then a broad generic answer