Fascism is alive and well in Saint Paul around the RNC – II
Video from the raid of a public meeting, in a public space…
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MinnPost.com St. Paul dropping all misdemeanor charges for journalists arrested during RNC Charges will be dropped against journalists who were arrested and charged with misdemeanors for unlawful assembly during the Republican National Convention, St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman said today. Many reporters, photographers and bloggers were among the 818 people arrested during the Sept. 1-4…
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Molotov cocktails for lighting a barbecue!
Bolt cutters to trim hedges!
Hilarious! Genius! LOL!
I just can’t understand why the SPPD doesn’t have a sense of humor?
None of those kids dressed in black with their faces covered went around smashing private property.
None of that happened.
Totally baseless.
Somebody call the NLG and the ACLU….oh, wait. They were there too.
Well, that ought to keep all the lawyers on both sides busy for a while.