It's time for these anti-Semitic idiots to face the consequences. They claim that the fascist Atlanta Police and Georgia state troopers storm the Emory encampment and violently arrest the protestors, but they have no right to assemble through through violence, threats, and invasion of the law-abiding citizens' rights. Expel all of them and deport those on visas for life.

ts5641 said:

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Rubber bullets? It's a good start.

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They should spray them with septic juice

Raiderjay said:

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Well, FAFO.......

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captkirk said:

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Nice form

Georgia state troopers are not messing around.

Officer spear tackles a protester at Emory University in Atlanta. pic.twitter.com/HXtjWuHD5b

— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) April 26, 2024

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There is no can he...He CAN play LB!

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jwhaby said:

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Space-Tech said:

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It's sickening to see "Americans" cheer on the brutality of the police state against the constitutional right to assemble just because they don't fall in line with your ideology.

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Their Constitutional rights end when those rights interfere with my Constitutional rights.

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I'm relatively ignorant of the claims from both sides, so I'm pretty agnostic to this debate. What constitutional rights were interfered with?

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You don't have the constitutional right to threaten, harass or physically intimidate/harm somebody else

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Absolutely. I just couldn't tell what the protesters had done from that video. If they threatened people or physically harmed them, then they should be arrested and prosecuted. However, if what they said was crass or offensive, then that's just their opinion and it's a matter of free speech. There's definitely a distinction.

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Other than breaking the law by trespassing on private property and not vacating when directed to by LEO?

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I can't tell if they are students or not. If they are, they're not trespassing. Also, just because an officer gives an order doesn't mean it is lawful. Me thinks that even if this occurred in a public area, you would want the protesters silenced and roughed up.

Haven't heard Antifa's name in a bit...... just sayin

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akm91 said:

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jwhaby said:

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schmellba99 said:

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jwhaby said:

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DCPD158 said:

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Space-Tech said:

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It's sickening to see "Americans" cheer on the brutality of the police state against the constitutional right to assemble just because they don't fall in line with your ideology.

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Their Constitutional rights end when those rights interfere with my Constitutional rights.

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I'm relatively ignorant of the claims from both sides, so I'm pretty agnostic to this debate. What constitutional rights were interfered with?

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You don't have the constitutional right to threaten, harass or physically intimidate/harm somebody else

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Absolutely. I just couldn't tell what the protesters had done from that video. If they threatened people or physically harmed them, then they should be arrested and prosecuted. However, if what they said was crass or offensive, then that's just their opinion and it's a matter of free speech. There's definitely a distinction.

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Other than breaking the law by trespassing on private property and not vacating when directed to by LEO?

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I can't tell if they are students or not. If they are, they're not trespassing. Also, just because an officer gives an order doesn't mean it is lawful. Me thinks that even if this occurred in a public area, you would want the protesters silenced and roughed up.

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I certainly hope that you keep bail money handy and an actual attorney on retainer 27/7 because with your legal knowledge it will serve you well

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jwhaby said:

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akm91 said:

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jwhaby said:

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schmellba99 said:

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jwhaby said:

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DCPD158 said:

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Space-Tech said:

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It's sickening to see "Americans" cheer on the brutality of the police state against the constitutional right to assemble just because they don't fall in line with your ideology.

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Their Constitutional rights end when those rights interfere with my Constitutional rights.

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I'm relatively ignorant of the claims from both sides, so I'm pretty agnostic to this debate. What constitutional rights were interfered with?

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You don't have the constitutional right to threaten, harass or physically intimidate/harm somebody else

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Absolutely. I just couldn't tell what the protesters had done from that video. If they threatened people or physically harmed them, then they should be arrested and prosecuted. However, if what they said was crass or offensive, then that's just their opinion and it's a matter of free speech. There's definitely a distinction.

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Other than breaking the law by trespassing on private property and not vacating when directed to by LEO?

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I can't tell if they are students or not. If they are, they're not trespassing. Also, just because an officer gives an order doesn't mean it is lawful. Me thinks that even if this occurred in a public area, you would want the protesters silenced and roughed up.

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I certainly hope that you keep bail money handy and an actual attorney on retainer 27/7 because with your legal knowledge it will serve you well

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Maybe I should put you on retainer.