Police on alert after political activist "Liked" online article

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  • rambone

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    The Thought Police were alerted when a South Carolina man "liked" a Facebook article. The article was about resisting illegal police aggression. I'm pretty sure we've had the same exact discussion multiple times on INGO.



    S.C. Police on Alert After Political Activist "Liked" Article on Facebook
    However, some South Carolina residents are receiving a wake-up call today, as police in Kershaw County have been placed on alert for “people out there that might want to hurt them.” The reason for the alert? An article that was posted to a Facebook page and an individual that “liked” it.

    The article, entitled “When Should You Shoot A Cop?” was published by CopBlock.org, an organization that promotes transparency and accountability of law enforcement. The article discusses the issue of resistance to police “authority” and those police officers who are acting in an illegal fashion. The article also discusses the right that you have, as an individual, to defend your life and your person even when it is being threatened by a member of the police.


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