Sujet : Re: Can noncitizens protest?
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On Sat, 29 Mar 2025 18:16:07 -0600, Retrograde
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fungus@amongus.com.invalid> wrote:
Laws or whatever, but from a certain point of view, what's happening
isn't unreasonable, it's just a surprise because it hasn't happened
recently.
At a Midwestern university during Vietnam protest days, the LEOs/State
were taking photographs of those in the crowds. I have no idea what
those photos were for, or if used in a courtroom (nothing was set
fire, etc. there)...just peaceful protests.
isn't unreasonable
Free Speech wise, if peaceful protesters have been "evicted" from US,
I'm not sure I'd call that reasonable.
I've not followed those protests, but iirc, there were some unlawful
acts involved.
The T-Borg is on a PR campaign, so he wants a head count of how many
have been evicted. I'm not opposed to removing the bad apples.
Can noncitizens protest?
Re: Can noncitizens protest?