nsacpi
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I agree the comparison is inapt but for different reasons. A sitting president encouraging police brutality is much worse than what Waters said. IMNSHO.
Is Free Speech Under Attack in this Country?
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I agree the comparison is inapt but for different reasons. A sitting president encouraging police brutality is much worse than what Waters said. IMNSHO.
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
He used a rhetorical tool very popular with demagogues. Say he wouldn't do something but then draw out and entertain the idea for the titillation of his audience. Where have we seen that before.
Now I wouldn't want to advocate burning very poorly chosen one at the stake. But think for a moment about the wonderful smell of grilling flesh. And think about how he would shriek. But no, that's not what we should do. We are peaceful people.
It is a dangerous game we can all play.
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Without knowing what led him to be on the no-fly list, I’d argue that’s the only one I take issue with if it’s just for his involvement with the Capitol Riot.
cajunrevenge
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If the shoe fits.
goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
Lol, the fraud whining still about this topic and twitter trending etc
Is like the Nazi piece of **** senator from Missouri writing a book about “The tyranny of big tech” and I only know that cause he advertised that book on twitter that he made the tweet from his Apple iPhone and in that tweet linked Amazon
Tyranny indeed hahaha
Is like the Nazi piece of **** senator from Missouri writing a book about “The tyranny of big tech” and I only know that cause he advertised that book on twitter that he made the tweet from his Apple iPhone and in that tweet linked Amazon
Tyranny indeed hahaha
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
an interesting dilemma for owners of social media platforms
https://www.cnn.com/2021/04/30/foot...ial-media-weekend-boycott-spt-intl/index.html
https://www.cnn.com/2021/04/30/foot...ial-media-weekend-boycott-spt-intl/index.html
cajunrevenge
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https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-56952435
Florida wants to fine social media for banning politicians but exempts companies that own andniperate a theme park..... soooooo get ready for Zuckerland! The cringiest place on Earth.
Florida wants to fine social media for banning politicians but exempts companies that own andniperate a theme park..... soooooo get ready for Zuckerland! The cringiest place on Earth.
nsacpi
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A federal judge on Friday ordered police in Columbus, Ohio, to stop using force against nonviolent protesters in the city as part of a preliminary injunction that denounced tactics of officers who the judge said ran “amok” against demonstrators following George Floyd’s death last summer in Minneapolis.
In an 88-page opinion, Judge Algenon L. Marbley of the Southern District of Ohio described the physical violence, tear gas and pepper spray used by Columbus police as “the sad tale of officers, clothed with the awesome power of the state, run amok.”
Marbley said that authorities often used force “random and indiscriminately” against peaceful protesters in Columbus without provocation.
Marbley’s ruling favored 26 plaintiffs who sued the city after taking part in the demonstrations last summer, alleging that officers responded to protesters who posed no threat of violence with excessive use of force. The lawsuit, which was filed last July, alleged that officers used pepper spray and tear gas and assaulted protesters with a sound cannon, batons, and rubber and wooden bullets.
Marbley ruled that a “mountain of evidence” showed some protesters were targeted and confronted with “less-lethal munitions” while trying to follow police orders to leave the demonstrations, walk away or sit on the sidewalk.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/05/01/columbus-police-protests-ruling/
Strong decision in favor of the American people's rights to assemble and peacefully protest.
Bonus: any judge named Algenon is ok in my book.
In an 88-page opinion, Judge Algenon L. Marbley of the Southern District of Ohio described the physical violence, tear gas and pepper spray used by Columbus police as “the sad tale of officers, clothed with the awesome power of the state, run amok.”
Marbley said that authorities often used force “random and indiscriminately” against peaceful protesters in Columbus without provocation.
Marbley’s ruling favored 26 plaintiffs who sued the city after taking part in the demonstrations last summer, alleging that officers responded to protesters who posed no threat of violence with excessive use of force. The lawsuit, which was filed last July, alleged that officers used pepper spray and tear gas and assaulted protesters with a sound cannon, batons, and rubber and wooden bullets.
Marbley ruled that a “mountain of evidence” showed some protesters were targeted and confronted with “less-lethal munitions” while trying to follow police orders to leave the demonstrations, walk away or sit on the sidewalk.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/05/01/columbus-police-protests-ruling/
Strong decision in favor of the American people's rights to assemble and peacefully protest.
Bonus: any judge named Algenon is ok in my book.
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Jaw
It's OVER 5,000!
It's totally okay, as long as it's a something they don't care about. They're just so smugly certain that they're in control and weaponizing this stuff will never backfire.
Where have I seen this before..
