Analyzed statement

What Kim Kataguiri said about occupy university administrative buildings

About: occupy university administrative buildings

Kim Kataguiri: And they put her there and restrained her, right?

Kim Kataguiri: Important information.

This invasion happened on the same day when, by assembly, by democratic vote of the majority of students, it was decided to end the strike.

Kim Kataguiri · 5:09

Kim Kataguiri: The majority of students wanted to study, want to study, and the majority of teachers want to teach.

Kim Kataguiri: Then this minority of scumbags comes to cause this turmoil, hitting the police, hitting USP's own security guards — three were injured, not even the Military Police — USP's security guards, who naturally have the duty to look after the university's property, and then a bunch of these scumbags comes and physically attacks those security guards and thus do not represent the will of the majority.

Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence

says the majority assembly decided to end the strike, criticizing the occupation.

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