you guys act like this is a game what they did was a unlawful attack against people commiting no crime but only exercising their civil rights. they will use sound gas and even rubber bullets. rubber bullets and gas has killed people dont go to a protest without mace a stick or baton and when engaged apon use bleach and toilet bowl cleaner together to make obnoxious gas and desperate times use pipe bombs you want rights you fight for it not complain for it
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To the Chef of police of Pittsburgh: You may have your way with the crack-head hookers in the alleys of Pittsburgh, but I can assure you, that neither you or your Prozac junkie of an obscenely obese wife will get away with it. I"ll do a much better job than the CIA on YouTube and I will make sure that no hooker ever has to fear your sexual advances ever again. As for your wife, I hope the Prozac runs out and that her next happy meal makes her explode. Your sorry excuses for human beings.
Unlawful assembly? No such thing in the USA! Where in the 1st amendment does it mention permits? It DOES NOT MATTER who the protesters were, or if we agree with them. I fear that the time for armed rebellion is almost here....
You blocked a public street. If you would have stayed on the sidewalks , nothing would have happened. My nephew had to carry his son 10 blocks to get to childrens hospital. What about his rights.
Me? What makes you think I was there? That's not true, in any event, it was peaceful, until the cops tried to deny them their 2nd amendment right to protest. Protests block streets...that's just the nature of a protest. The Constitution doesn't mention sidewalks either... The constitution DOES NOT say we have the right to get to places quickly. So, I hope the kid is ok, but his injury has nothing to do with this...
The constitution DOES NOT say you have a right to block streets either. Their is a reason we have laws, if you don't like the law vote to have it changed. It doesn't matter if the protest was peaceful or not. It is a public safety issue. That is why permits are issue if your protest is going to block streets. It is not o.k. to violate someone elses rights because you want to exercise yours.
Good question, why were the protestor rights violated. They were breaking the law. Go to the nearest intersection near your house tomorrow and block it. You will be removed by the police. Along with rights come responsibility. I have a right to carry a gun but that does not give me the right to shoot it where ever I want. You have a right to protest, you don't have a right to break the law. If you don't like the law, vote to have it changed.
Oh wow. Good job...just like a liberal to focus on a technicality than the issue. Yes, you petty little man, you got me. I meant the 1st amendment. ANYWAY, who's right were violated other than the protesters? You didn't answer.
Well, a liberal I am not. Breaking the law is not a technicality it is the issue. By breaking the LAW, the protesters were denying my nephews right to LIFE.
No, the technicality, or mistake if you like, was that I said 2nd, when I meant first...very pretty, and liberal-like, of you. So, when there is a college football game, and the streets are so busy that you can't even use them...those people are all criminals?
When their is a college football fans coming out of a game and a fire truck is coming down they street they move. That is the difference. If I protest in front of your driveway so you can't get your car out to go to work would you callthe police to have me removed or would you go take a bus because it is my right to block the street in front of your house. Their are no constitutional issues here. You have a right to protest BUT you don't have the right to break the law.
The law they broke contradicts the constitution. Under the supremacy clause, the law is null. Therefore, they did NOT break the law, because there was no law to break. The scenario you painted doesn't work, because the cops didn't ask to get by them. They told them that they had to disperse(against the 2nd, er, I mean 1st amendment.) and threatened them.
Well I guess your the scholar here. Time will tell. My money is on the police that not one will be charged with any civil rights violations. My scenerio does work if i'm only blocking your driveway and not the whole street. The law allows police to disperse crowds if it pertains to a public safety concern. Like I said, if you don't like the law change it.
Well, Ted Kennedy wasn't charged with murder, but he was still guilty of it...The simple fact that justice is not served, does not mean that a crime was not commited.
Citizens of the former United States of America, we do not respect your Constitution, You have just been read your NWO Miranda rights to leave by order of his majesty King Obama ! . . . . . .
General Anthony Clement McAuliffe commanded the defending 101st Airborne troops during the Battle of Bastogne, Belgium, during the Battle of the Bulge in World War II. Beleaguered and surrounded, he is famous for his single-word reply to a German surrender ultimatum:. . . "Nuts!"
Bowing down and surrendering yourself to government. Protesting is patriotic, you however have the mind of an old and tired man. "Damn kids!"
You may surrender yourself to the whims of authority; this is your right. The same authority is destroying the value of your dollar.
Your patriotism is deluded. Always question authority or it will become corrupt. It is "American" to do this. These are the people who stand up for you.
YOUR FACING THE WRONG WAY DUMBASS!
DavidPennable 10 months ago
you guys act like this is a game what they did was a unlawful attack against people commiting no crime but only exercising their civil rights. they will use sound gas and even rubber bullets. rubber bullets and gas has killed people dont go to a protest without mace a stick or baton and when engaged apon use bleach and toilet bowl cleaner together to make obnoxious gas and desperate times use pipe bombs you want rights you fight for it not complain for it
drinica2 11 months ago 2
They should play some variant of this in Tuscon tomorrow. Those Nazi will piss themselves because they think they're immune.
samolet900 1 year ago
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samolet900 1 year ago
Is anyone *listening* to what they are saying?
tnd240 1 year ago
FUCK THE PIGS
40oztahfreedom 2 years ago 2
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To the Chef of police of Pittsburgh: You may have your way with the crack-head hookers in the alleys of Pittsburgh, but I can assure you, that neither you or your Prozac junkie of an obscenely obese wife will get away with it. I"ll do a much better job than the CIA on YouTube and I will make sure that no hooker ever has to fear your sexual advances ever again. As for your wife, I hope the Prozac runs out and that her next happy meal makes her explode. Your sorry excuses for human beings.
Jai666666666 2 years ago
Unlawful assembly? No such thing in the USA! Where in the 1st amendment does it mention permits? It DOES NOT MATTER who the protesters were, or if we agree with them. I fear that the time for armed rebellion is almost here....
GodotheInfantry 2 years ago 2
You blocked a public street. If you would have stayed on the sidewalks , nothing would have happened. My nephew had to carry his son 10 blocks to get to childrens hospital. What about his rights.
bighead1016 2 years ago
Me? What makes you think I was there? That's not true, in any event, it was peaceful, until the cops tried to deny them their 2nd amendment right to protest. Protests block streets...that's just the nature of a protest. The Constitution doesn't mention sidewalks either... The constitution DOES NOT say we have the right to get to places quickly. So, I hope the kid is ok, but his injury has nothing to do with this...
GodotheInfantry 2 years ago
The constitution DOES NOT say you have a right to block streets either. Their is a reason we have laws, if you don't like the law vote to have it changed. It doesn't matter if the protest was peaceful or not. It is a public safety issue. That is why permits are issue if your protest is going to block streets. It is not o.k. to violate someone elses rights because you want to exercise yours.
bighead1016 2 years ago
Who's right were violated by the protest?
GodotheInfantry 2 years ago
Good question, why were the protestor rights violated. They were breaking the law. Go to the nearest intersection near your house tomorrow and block it. You will be removed by the police. Along with rights come responsibility. I have a right to carry a gun but that does not give me the right to shoot it where ever I want. You have a right to protest, you don't have a right to break the law. If you don't like the law, vote to have it changed.
bighead1016 2 years ago
I think you meant their 1st amendment rights, Maybe you need to actually read it before you quote it.
bighead1016 2 years ago
Oh wow. Good job...just like a liberal to focus on a technicality than the issue. Yes, you petty little man, you got me. I meant the 1st amendment. ANYWAY, who's right were violated other than the protesters? You didn't answer.
GodotheInfantry 2 years ago
Well, a liberal I am not. Breaking the law is not a technicality it is the issue. By breaking the LAW, the protesters were denying my nephews right to LIFE.
bighead1016 2 years ago
No, the technicality, or mistake if you like, was that I said 2nd, when I meant first...very pretty, and liberal-like, of you. So, when there is a college football game, and the streets are so busy that you can't even use them...those people are all criminals?
GodotheInfantry 2 years ago
When their is a college football fans coming out of a game and a fire truck is coming down they street they move. That is the difference. If I protest in front of your driveway so you can't get your car out to go to work would you callthe police to have me removed or would you go take a bus because it is my right to block the street in front of your house. Their are no constitutional issues here. You have a right to protest BUT you don't have the right to break the law.
bighead1016 2 years ago
The law they broke contradicts the constitution. Under the supremacy clause, the law is null. Therefore, they did NOT break the law, because there was no law to break. The scenario you painted doesn't work, because the cops didn't ask to get by them. They told them that they had to disperse(against the 2nd, er, I mean 1st amendment.) and threatened them.
GodotheInfantry 2 years ago
Well I guess your the scholar here. Time will tell. My money is on the police that not one will be charged with any civil rights violations. My scenerio does work if i'm only blocking your driveway and not the whole street. The law allows police to disperse crowds if it pertains to a public safety concern. Like I said, if you don't like the law change it.
bighead1016 2 years ago
Nice chatting with you but I got to get to bed. I got to get up early to block your drive way, lol. Good night.
bighead1016 2 years ago
Damn you! I'm callin the cops...
GodotheInfantry 2 years ago
Well, Ted Kennedy wasn't charged with murder, but he was still guilty of it...The simple fact that justice is not served, does not mean that a crime was not commited.
GodotheInfantry 2 years ago
these protest dont do shiit. no one will think about it in one week
Spark345Guilty 2 years ago
Im going to mix this into a hardhouse track
carmenlee87 2 years ago
This is what it looks like when a country digests itself.
berzerker16 2 years ago
"we live here" LOL!!!!!!!!
bedabug0 2 years ago 2
Civil war 09
dcbama3209 2 years ago 4
You mean 1809?
"...nothing new under the sun..."
Still wanna piss in that fukkers pocket.
4Dmetricology 2 years ago
Wonderful. America's dead. Time to rewater that tree ol' Tom spoke of.
KojiroJames 2 years ago 2
Citizens of the former United States of America, we do not respect your Constitution, You have just been read your NWO Miranda rights to leave by order of his majesty King Obama ! . . . . . .
General Anthony Clement McAuliffe commanded the defending 101st Airborne troops during the Battle of Bastogne, Belgium, during the Battle of the Bulge in World War II. Beleaguered and surrounded, he is famous for his single-word reply to a German surrender ultimatum:. . . "Nuts!"
22popuser 2 years ago 2
this is clearly martial law and a violation of Posse Comitatus
TruthRealm 2 years ago 9
no, this is Clearly They did NOT have a permit, so its called breaking the law.
these kids expect everyone to follow the law, but think they are above the law.
SlimeBuster 2 years ago
How very un-American of you.
Bowing down and surrendering yourself to government. Protesting is patriotic, you however have the mind of an old and tired man. "Damn kids!"
You may surrender yourself to the whims of authority; this is your right. The same authority is destroying the value of your dollar.
Your patriotism is deluded. Always question authority or it will become corrupt. It is "American" to do this. These are the people who stand up for you.
Oh forget it, bow down.
evane1989 2 years ago
Imagine that, a Canadian calling me "un-American"
fuck you, worry about your own country.
SlimeBuster 2 years ago
Your response is equal to that of a middle-schooler. God bless the American education system.
evane1989 2 years ago
because you are no longer aloud to protest in this country duh
Dethius 2 years ago 3
Why, because I said so.
jbrider555 2 years ago