Alan Dershowitz condemns the Martha's Vineyard liberals for "fleeing" on Trump's defense

Apparently, Martha's Vineyard is a safe space.

Alan Dershowitz, a law professor at Harvard, said last week that his defense of Donald Trump's constitutional rights had been "avoided" by a high-end seasonal destination.

The famous lawyer lamented the efforts to expel him from his social life at Martha's Vineyard, while he openly criticized the investigation of Special Adviser Robert Mueller on the alleged collusion with Russia.

"They flee and try to ban me"

– Alan Dershowitz

In an editorial of The Hill, Dershowitz, a frequent guest of Fox News, said that although he politically a Liberal Democrat who voted for Hillary Clinton In addition to contributing "handsomely" to his campaign, his defense of civil liberties that could benefit Trump is too much to swallow for his social circle.

"But that's not good enough or some of my old friends on Martha's Vineyard.For them, it's enough that what I said about the Constitution could help Trump. they avoid me and try to prohibit me from living their social life on Martha's Vineyard. "

" One of them, a college student in a distinguished university, told people that he would not attend any luncheon or party at which I would be He and others demanded "trigger warnings" so that they could be assured of a "goodbye". having "safe spaces" in which they will not meet me or my ideas, others said they would stop making contributions to the organizations that sponsor my discussions.

Dershowitz then compared his situation with McCarthyism in the 1950s, when many innocent people were perceived as sympathizers of communist ideas and his to layoffs and black lists

"I would never have thought to see McCarthyism. I come to Martha's Vineyard, but I wonder if the teacher who refuses to listen to anything that I have to say also treats his students the same way, "he said. he continued. Trump – And what about the one who simply supported his civil liberties? "

" I never thought that I would see McCarthyism happen to Martha's Vineyard, but I did it. I wonder if the teacher who refuses to listen to all that I have to say also treats his students in the same way. "

– Alan Dershowitz

Yet, Dershowitz remains defiant in the midst of efforts to ostracize him from public life – change his mind as a result of these attempts at ostracism, but there are some who can remain silent for fear of being rejected, "he wrote

" Silence is not my style when I do not agree with the Democrats I disagree with Maxine Waters, who, like those who avoid me on Martha's Vineyard, is part of the problem – the solution, "he added.