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It is an injustice that the media is attacked for trying to keep citizens informed, their arrest can mean and expose the bad government that is being run in the country.
So why did those unionized democrat voting police officers arrest them? Who gave them the order? It looked like a stunt to make it look like the media is being silenced. That's how it certainly looks to other nations trying to figure out just what the heck is going on in the USA.
He may say that, but who's going to be held accountable? What example is going to be set in order to dissuade others from doing the same in the future? Or will a simple apology be the price of violating peoples' rights?
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Funny how THAT's unacceptable, but looting, vandalizing and burning homes and businesses seems to be perfectly acceptable.
"looting, vandalizing and burning homes and businesses" are not protected by the First Amendment, especially if the reporter were just sitting there doing his job. You're a conservative, presumably all about our Constitution and about law and order - surely you can pick up on that much.
That verbal shield of yours wouldn't deflect a spitball. QED.
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