The GOP justice fuckers released this decision a day the libs are focused on Trump's trial. For example - how much airtime will this horrible decision get on MSNBC today? MNSBC's biggest story (by far?) will be pointless minutiae about jury selection in Trump's NYC case.
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The facts of the Mckesson case are, unfortunately, quite tragic. Mckesson helped organize the Baton Rouge protest following the fatal police shooting of Alton Sterling. During that protest, an unknown individual threw a rock or similar object at a police officer, the plaintiff in the Mckesson case who is identified only as “Officer John Doe.” Sadly, the officer was struck in the face and, according to one court, suffered “injuries to his teeth, jaw, brain, and head.”
Hmmm, yes. Tragic. 
suffered “injuries to his teeth, jaw, brain, and head.”
So - a scratch???
:waow-based:
These are the same hogs constantly complainig that the "left" hates "free speech" lmao
Land of the free
That whole article is like the end of Schnit-heads:https://youtu.be/TaHrFKBAhNg Except, you know, instead of a joke in a children's cartoon, it's the highest legal authority spinning the Fascism Dial...
Definitely not Fedposting or calling for violence. Simply thinking about the state of our Constitutional Rights
I think that about does it for the 1st Amendment. Good thing the 2nd is so well protected down there...
being visibly armed while protesting is just good strategy.
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
Well, if they can just hold you criminally liable if they just feel like it's a violent protest, even if it came from one person, why shouldn't all protests just do massive amounts of violence there? It'll be the same punishment.