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Honeycombe8

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2. Good. Protest, yes. Protest in such a way or in such a location that puts people in danger,no.
Sat Apr 27, 2019, 01:07 AM
Apr 2019

I doubt the police officer is successful, but he should have the right to make his case.

this is the kind of event where limbaugh gives it time to attack mckesson and BLM. which certainot Apr 2019 #1
Good. Protest, yes. Protest in such a way or in such a location that puts people in danger,no. Honeycombe8 Apr 2019 #2
You're agreeing with Republican judges who are rewriting how protests are dealt with KeepItReal Apr 2019 #3
No, I'm not. That case has nothing to do with dangerous locations of protests. Honeycombe8 Apr 2019 #4
Um, okay, so should everyone who laid down in the streets in the Iraq War protest... moriah Apr 2019 #6
"...an officer was injured because of the location." atreides1 Apr 2019 #11
That's all the guy is asking for. Honeycombe8 Apr 2019 #12
What's more disturbing is the well-known and long-standing issue of "plants"... moriah Apr 2019 #5
+1 dalton99a Apr 2019 #7
I disagree, Honeycombe. BLM should not be held responsible for a rogue individual's action. Nitram Apr 2019 #9
Maybe the trial court will find that. But the appeal is about whether he has rt to sue the organizr. Honeycombe8 Apr 2019 #10
There is a difference between peaceful and non-violent protest, and a murder. Nitram Apr 2019 #13
Isn't that what people here on DU do every time there's an officer-involved shooting? Jedi Guy Apr 2019 #14
Police officer is an occupation, but more than that, they are an organization... Humanist_Activist Apr 2019 #16
That's almost word for word what the bigots say about African-Americans. Jedi Guy Apr 2019 #19
Races don't have organizations like police unions or departments that provide cover.... Humanist_Activist Apr 2019 #21
Okay, so you're just going to harp on that one thing? Jedi Guy Apr 2019 #23
You are the one who made the comparison, it breaks down due to the things I mentioned. Humanist_Activist Apr 2019 #24
I don't agree with broad brush thinking at all. That's kind of the point I'm making here. Jedi Guy Apr 2019 #25
The police are a close-knit group with their own culture of unwritten rules. They have the support Nitram Apr 2019 #28
None of which is the least bit relevant to the point I'm making about broad-brush thinking. N/T Jedi Guy Apr 2019 #29
Jedi Guy, maybe it is relevant. If a pattern is strong enough to be perceived over the Nitram Apr 2019 #31
No they do not. There has been a clear pattern of abuse of power by individual cops and Nitram Apr 2019 #27
None of which is the least bit relevant to the point I'm making about broad-brush thinking. N/T Jedi Guy Apr 2019 #30
I'll give you points for repetition, tenacity, and consistency. But none for being open-minded to Nitram Apr 2019 #32
BLM is not being held Sgent Apr 2019 #18
How are you to determine this? Main roads have long been a place for protest. Humanist_Activist Apr 2019 #15
If he can sue BLM, then BLM should be able to sue the police force for each murder of an unarmed Nitram Apr 2019 #8
The Circuit Sgent Apr 2019 #17
Well individual police officers should be sued for their own misconduct, thats only fair, right? Nt Humanist_Activist Apr 2019 #22
Should have sued MLK for Selma crazytown Apr 2019 #20
That precedent should be bad for Rump and his white rights fans. Mc Mike Apr 2019 #26
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