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Their reputation? The UC Berkeley Police Dept will survive.
Free Speech? Is alive and well at UC Berkeley and that speaker plans to come back. Hopefully the anarchists will stay away.
How in the world can you say free speech is alive at well at Berkeley when they just had a riot to stop someone from offering opinions they disagree with, and the school did nothing to stop the riot?
I just love how letigious conservatives suddenly are.
How much should they get? $2, $3, $5 million?
I saw it on television, should I sue them too?
When they the progressive police state has purposely disarmed us from being able to protect ourselves, we have given ourselves a false sense of security the police will be there to keep you from getting harmed by another person, on purpose, with intent.
This is what happens when there is no accountability, for their actions of violence towards others, because they have the wrong message. This will only be tolerated for so long, and real blood will spill to cull those that take the action to harm others because of differing opinions.
When they the progressive police state has purposely disarmed us from being able to protect ourselves, we have given ourselves a false sense of security the police will be there to keep you from getting harmed by another person, on purpose, with intent.
THANK GOD I LIVE IN CALIFORNIA aka civilization
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This is what happens when there is no accountability, for their actions of violence towards others, because they have the wrong message. This will only be tolerated for so long, and real blood will spill to cull those that take the action to harm others because of differing opinions.
I totally agree with the university police depts' decision.
Property damage wasnt that bad, at the most intense, it was contained to a portable light that was burned and a few windows were smashed, but actual injury to people was very minor for such a large amount of people.
If they engaged protestors, we would have seen people getting hurt on tv and the fake outrage would have been 10x worse.
I totally disagree with the decision of the university police department. I read the article. Disgusting excuses from top to bottom (including the response from the police sgt quoted). Weak. Pathetic. Against the law. And I can only imagine how difficult it must have been for many of those LEOs on the front line who are internally and professionally hard-wired to take control of the out-of-control, but had to stand down under orders.
Arrest, mug shot, finger print, abide by the laws on the books re: penalties. The next time it happens arrest, mug shot, finger print, abide by the laws on the books re: penalties (including whatever increased penalties are on the books for participating in a second riot). Rinse and repeat.
The adults in the room need to start ACTING like the adults in the room. And everyone from the gutless brass in the PD to the gutless administrators at the university are included in that expectation of adult, accountable behavior. Grow a damn spine.
If the situation does not improve, cut off federal funds. Money talks. BS walks. Do the adults in the room want to lose their federal financial support for the sake of a bunch of out-of-control maggot kids?? It's coming.
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Sued for what?
Not protecting the windows?
For allowing innocent activity goers to have thier skulls bashed in
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