Every time we looked the other way when the president asked for the right to detain people without trials, to engage in warrantless searches, to eavesdrop on private citizens without even a judge knowing about it, we made it harder to answer the question: What is it we’re actually defending?
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If and When the Protestors Unite, Watch Out! | ZeroHedge
Charlotte boasts a superstar protest-magnet of its own – Bank of America — that could conceivably attract more activists than the convention attracts delegates.
Fee Protests at SFSU Net Special Arrestee – My Daughter | Peter Mehit
When my daughter started getting involved with the student protest movement around the war and most recently, the insane fee hikes at San Fransisco State, I fretted quietly to myself, this is a phase. She’s away from home, she’s pushing boundaries, she’s learning about herself and the world. This was a girl who got nearly straight ‘A’s, helped out in the office and was involved in dance nearly every day of the week during her high school years.
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