Mac-7
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Thank God libs cant shoot straight
“Protesters’ FAFO’ed and found out.
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TheGreatSatan
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hmmmmm. ... wow. I wonder if Palantir and the police state are getting really good at automating suppression of dissent?
Interesting.
Well, the founders warned us this would eventually happen if we succumbed to the desire for large standing armies.
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When you have a class of people (democrats) who support crime, those who fight crime are forced to adapt.In the second video, Brandon Hill denies trying to disarm the officer, but then goes on to say, but "if I did, it was the fault of the police for being armed."
OTH, I remember when Leticia James prosecuted folks for protesting the building of facilities to militarize community policing, with the same damn law she used to prosecute Trump. It is probably an indication that deep state tom foolery is being used to suppress dissent in an unconstitutional manner.
Folks, regardless of their political leaning, should probably be aware of the funded increase in state power.
I really wonder if there are any federal funds going into this effort?
" . . . Atlanta’s cop city isn’t the first of its kind. While in other cities, similar massive training facilities service different types of first responders, like firefighters and EMS, they still generally contain several areas for combat readiness. These campuses sometimes contain entire mock villages where police can practice different scenarios that involve shooting and even explosives (though it was reported that the explosives training center for Atlanta’s cop city was scrapped by spring 2023). Police gun ranges can be loud, disruptive, unhealthy, and generally nerve-wracking to live around, as the residents of Lincoln Heights, Ohio—the majority-Black town where the Cincinnati police conduct firearms training—can attest.
As of June 2024, the public cost of construction for Atlanta’s cop city has doubled, with the city’s contribution going from a pledged $30 million to $67 million after a 2023 city council vote. Like the armories that came before it, the project has enraged local residents for its expense and for what that expense implies about the priorities of Atlanta officials, not to mention the environmental destruction required to build it. . . "
A Nation of Cop Cities | Matthew Guariglia | INQUEST
The push by Atlanta and other cities to build large police training facilities follows on a long history of armories as both symbols and manifestations of the state’s power.inquest.org
The Quiet Rollout of Cop Cities Across the US Meets a Growing Resistance
On June 11, a week after a police training facility in Richmond, California, broke ground, organizers from the Stop Cop City Bay Area Coalition marched to the Overaa Construction headquarters in protest. Citing concerns over rising police militarization and repression in the predominantly Black...portside.org
I remember how the state violated the Constitutional rights of everyday folks in Boston after that marathon bombing, just to look for the suspects as the excuse.
It was quite frankly chilling.
Democrats = traitors
Oddball
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Totally against this, but that's not anywhere near what occurred on that bridge.hmmmmm. ... wow. I wonder if Palantir and the police state are getting really good at automating suppression of dissent?
Interesting.
Well, the founders warned us this would eventually happen if we succumbed to the desire for large standing armies.
Most people dispersed as they should have, and the ones who didn't got arrested.
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SurferH2O
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You're a full blown idiot, a really stupid person with your "Brown Shirt" and Nazi references. You'd think we'd forget who the Democrats / Left are and what they did to us?
You morons say crap like, "they would have turned over Anne Frank too".
No. Anne Frank was a legal citizen.
You on the Left / Democrats supported:
Those that were arrested got violent. impeded illegally, and need to follow the law. You play stupid games, you win stupid prizes.
You're a full blown idiot, a really stupid person with your "Brown Shirt" and Nazi references. You'd think we'd forget who the Democrats / Left are and what they did to us?
You morons say crap like, "they would have turned over Anne Frank too".
No. Anne Frank was a legal citizen.
You on the Left / Democrats supported:
- Vaccine Passports
- shutting down Church services
- encouraging neighbors to snitch on others with over 5 people gatherings and even created hotlines to call in
- saying that those who supported Trump should go to re-education camps
- forcing mask mandates for toddlers
- doxxing people for political donations
- FBI surveillance of parents
- arrests of political opponents
- Hate Speech hotlines
- banning books about American History - we only wanted to ban books about graphic sex aimed at children
Those that were arrested got violent. impeded illegally, and need to follow the law. You play stupid games, you win stupid prizes.
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The problem for them is nobody's done anything to them for quite some time. They think they have a free pass.
New sheriff in town.
Oddball
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Platitudinous pap.
Non sequitur...One has absolutely nothing to do with the other.
I heard a lawful order to disperse from the road and go onto the walkway.
They were still permitted to protest but some ignored the order.
Shit happens.
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Your rights when protesting: What Ohioans can and can't do during protests
"The First Amendment protects freedom of speech, assembly, and petition. Typically, demonstrations can happen in public places like streets, sidewalks, and parks. However, your freedom of expression could have limitations if it incites riots or violence.While not an exhaustive list, here are a few rules Ohio protestors must follow, according to the ACLU of Ohio and the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland.
- You can't protest on private property without permission from the owner.
- You cannot stop others from using a public space, such as by blocking traffic or pedestrian walkways.
- No fighting, rioting, or “disorderly conduct” under Ohio law.
- Law enforcement can implement "time, place, and manner” restrictions like enforcing noise levels or permits.
- You may need a permit for events that block traffic or close down streets, or if you use amplifiers, such as bullhorns.
- Demonstrators are allowed to wear a mask as part of their protest, but they may be required to provide information if suspected of a crime.
- It is a federal crime to threaten to harm the president, the vice president, or a major candidate.
- Do not physically or verbally antagonize the police or law enforcement.
- Avoid carrying any drugs or weapons to protests. If arrested, you could face additional charges for possession.
- Refusing to provide information or providing false information when stopped is illegal. . . ."
Protesting in Ohio and Kentucky? Here's what you can, can't do under the law
The First Amendment protects your right to protest, but there are still some limitations to know if you're protesting in Ohio and Kentucky.
www.indeonline.com
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Yeah, that is why I told Crep it is worse when the DNC has the power.
Oddball
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IOW, unlawful assembly.
OopsYour rights when protesting: What Ohioans can and can't do during protests
"The First Amendment protects freedom of speech, assembly, and petition. Typically, demonstrations can happen in public places like streets, sidewalks, and parks. However, your freedom of expression could have limitations if it incites riots or violence.
While not an exhaustive list, here are a few rules Ohio protestors must follow, according to the ACLU of Ohio and the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland.
- You can't protest on private property without permission from the owner.
- You cannot stop others from using a public space, such as by blocking traffic or pedestrian walkways.
- No fighting, rioting, or “disorderly conduct” under Ohio law.
- Law enforcement can implement "time, place, and manner” restrictions like enforcing noise levels or permits.
- You may need a permit for events that block traffic or close down streets, or if you use amplifiers, such as bullhorns.
- Demonstrators are allowed to wear a mask as part of their protest, but they may be required to provide information if suspected of a crime.
- It is a federal crime to threaten to harm the president, the vice president, or a major candidate.
- Do not physically or verbally antagonize the police or law enforcement.
- Avoid carrying any drugs or weapons to protests. If arrested, you could face additional charges for possession.
- Refusing to provide information or providing false information when stopped is illegal. . . ."
Protesting in Ohio and Kentucky? Here's what you can, can't do under the law
The First Amendment protects your right to protest, but there are still some limitations to know if you're protesting in Ohio and Kentucky.www.indeonline.com
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When you "protest" the removal of criminals, you best have your ducks in a line.
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Yeah, I find it interesting in all of these cases that the media rarely tells the public if the protest had notified authorities, i.e. if they sought a permit.
I believe it was independent populist media that revealed that that big conservative protest in Charlottesville protesting the dismantling of a statue that led to the death of that leftist, DID have a permit.
Invariably, that is how the left knew to come out and counter-protest, (Ironically, the left had no permit,) which led to a reactionary running down and causing that fat woke chick to have a heart attack.
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It is a free country, hate and bigotry are not against the law. . . in fact, I see more hate and bigotry on this site everyday from the left than the right TBH.
. . . and as far as fascism goes? The left are the biggest purveyors of pushing the police state and corporate cronyism.
That LOVE LOVE LOVE to control people.
In general the right does not like the STATE or monopolistic corporate power over the people.
The first amendment doesn’t allow you to obstruct justice and assault officers
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Are you an American? More than a few of your posts suggest otherwise
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