If they start gunning down protestors, they will completely lose public support and the hope is that the military would step in to protect the people (lol).
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One encouraging thing about protests is how far they've come in organization since the early days. I'm starting to think all of this is training us to the point where we can have multi-day protests as part of a national strike.
The most revealing part about the charges is that they show the system cannot contemplate situations where cops can do wrong. Civil lawsuit alleging federal causes of action? There's QI for that. Internal affairs investigating? There's police unions (who are also internal affairs) for that. In the rarest of cases, a DA investigating you for criminal charges? There's grand juries, a complicit State Supreme Court that grants immunity to its prosecutors, and an uncountable number of Supreme Court-enshrined defenses, for that.
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·4 years agoThat's just the egg, baby
MAKE /C/DINOSAURS YOU COWARDS
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·4 years agoDemocrats won't campaign on this for fear of alienating centrists who hate blue states
Duckworth is a soldier but still preferable to a fucking cop, so I guess Kamala it is
Generally not a fan of animes premised around false rape accusations.
Year of the Flood by Margaret Atwood, it's almost too real right now but it's enjoyable.
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It is illegal so the charges won't stick and the arrestee will have a civil lawsuit for false arrest/excessive force. But neither of those outcomes impedes the cops' goals of suppressing dissent and escalating the situation.
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