Police raids (in Minneapolis) enrage activists, alarm others Minneapolis
Star Tribune ^ | August 31, 2008 | Heron Mmarquez Eestrada, Bill
McAuliffe and Abby Simons
Officers confiscated items deemed dangerous. One City Council member was
critical.
Aided by informants planted in protest groups, authorities raided at
least six buildings across St. Paul and Minneapolis to stop an
“anarchist” plan to disrupt this week’s Republican National Convention.
From Friday night through Saturday afternoon, officers surrounded
houses, broke down doors, handcuffed scores of people and confiscated
suspected tools of civil disobedience.
But a St. Paul City Council member described it as excessive, while
activists, many of whom were detained and then released without charges,
called it intimidation designed to quash free speech.
Commentary—-It’s a sure sign that a civilization is teetering on the
very edge of the dustbin of history when, rather than producing decent, law-abiding productive citizens, it instead produces an overabundance of chronically selfish individuals who view hate, feces, unnaturalness, obscenity and violence as ‘free speech rights.’
The true meanings of the words liberty, normal, and morality have been hollowed out and replaced with ‘license,’ ‘abnormality,’ and
‘immorality.’ And America’s law of the land, which had been based on transcendant immutable truths, has also been hollowed out; it’s original intent and purpose erased, it is now the plaything of narcissists, the covetous, libertines, and other immoralists and power-lusters who, using the power of ‘broken-law,’ tyrannize and suppress the decent and orderly with hate-crime laws, speech codes, and other types of political correctness.
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