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ferryman777 -> RE: The Vigintillion Dollar Question: How Can We Prevent Wars Like This? (3/24/2007 6:33:38 PM)
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Exactly, tresspass on private property; THey had no permission to be there; If you protest in front of a business, on the sidewalk, with no permit you can be arrested. In front of a Casino, arrested, if you do not move. The police usually give you an order to leave, better do so immediately. I was standing on a public sidewalk, in front of a government building, taking pictures of a private building across the street, which my client had built. I was approached by two police, asked to leave, but first I was questioned as to why I was taking pictures, show ID, and had to prove why I was on a public sidewalk. Reason, A Fed building was across the street, No protest, but I left anyhow. Another time, I photographed a building from a playground...cops, same routine, but no fed buildings in site for 10 mile radius. Reason...children play in this playground....no children where there. Another time, a small group of protestors, were on a public street, small group, up comes two patrol cars, patrolmen talk to the protestors, ask for permits to be there, no permits, they are asked to leave, some turn and go, a few start to ARGUE THEIR RIGHT TO FREE SPEECH AND RIGHT TO ASSEMBLY...up against the hood of the patrolcar, hands behind back handcuffed, another reads the rights of the arrested person. Michael Moore in his film Farenheit 9-11 was filming in front of a federal building, approached by Secret Service, asked for papers to show he was allowed to film, had none, was told to leave, while this inquestion was going on, his cameraman was told to shut off his camera and lower it, he kept on unbtil the SS guy approached him, camera lowered, they left, in lieu of being arrested.....they were on a public street at the time. Where was my freedom, the freedom of that small group, of M.Moore, of M.Sheen.. then. A camera is a dangerous weapon evidently, as are protests, and unless you are obeying all the requirements...goodbye. No one is mentioning the Bill Moyers segment...what > you don't want to acknowledge the realities; easier to accept the lies your teacher told you and your president tells you. Have fun, I'm out of here.
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