....why aren't there more arrests?
Today in Sacramento a group of Americans tried to assemble at the California State Capitol. And police stood by while a larger group of counter-protesters assaulted the first group. The larger group used a heckler's veto (which is not protected free speech) to stop speech they don't like.
I don't care what the first group believes or wants. I care that their right to speak freely in the public square was violently suppressed.
I don't care that in a civil discussion I may have agreed with the counter-protesters beliefs. Once they crossed the line to violate the civil rights of others, they are wrong and they lose my support.
Not to mention that the counter-protesters also attacked representatives of the media. I may whine all day about the media and their biases, but, you don't put your hands on them.
It was galling to watch the interviews after the fact with these criminals, and that's what they were. The counter-protesters were proud of the fact that they had just committed these offenses. They showed up, many with their faces covered, intending to do harm.
But the worst was watching the police do nothing. A handful of people were arrested. There should have been dozens and dozens of arrests.
Sunday, June 26, 2016
Saturday, June 25, 2016
Getting In Trouble
My previous post - November, 2015 - got a new comment -
Maggie, you okay ? Haven't heard from you since ........ November 8th !!
I wish you well, friend.
A follower from ....... oh, hell, everywhere ........... US Navy Retired RMCS (SS)
I wish you well, friend.
A follower from ....... oh, hell, everywhere ........... US Navy Retired RMCS (SS)
24 June, 2016 18:00
I'm sorry! This blog has really fallen behind on my list of priorities.
Things are good! Still in active chemo, but alive and fighting beats the alternative.
I get to spend lots of time with my grandson Frankie who is an absolute delight.
My social media focus has shifted to Twitter. I still read serious stuff and think serious thoughts, but my output.....
Thanks for the kinds words.
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