You've seen "the Kill Bill movies and Django Unchained. Now you get to meet the guy who directed those hits and other top films. Quentin Taratino is that man ;and, now he has become the center of controversy after attending a rally in New York City where he denounced killer Cops as murderers.
The trouble is that free speech isn't so free in America, even if you tell the truth, depending of course on who is offended by it. This time it was the cops and their union.
Some police unions have called for boycotting Tarantino's next film but the head of the F.O.P has taken it further. He insists that a surprise awaits tarantino and that it is going to hit him in the pocketbook.
Stupid lib. There's no such thing as protection from consequences when exercising your free speech. And a boycott isn't a threat.
When those "consequences " are chronicled as a threat of some kind,especially a threat implying that off duty or on duty cops might be involved, that gets the attention of the Justice Department. I think the type and degree of the contemplated actions by the union is key to avoiding a lawsuit. In the interim, they had better pray that nothing bad happens to Tarantino.
A boycott by police officers is not a threat and I have already explained why. It is not the suggestions of a boycott that raises an ominous cloud, it is the "surprise" mentioned by the FOP leader. Stupid RW zealots don't seem to get it... try harder.