KayLeeLee

As Americans we LOVE to brag about how were the "free-est" country ever. We have freedom of speech, freedom of religion and even the freedom to peacefully assemble and protest. Or do we? You see, peaceful assembly and protest is much more complicated than it seems. It SEEMS like you can just gather up a large group of people and take to the streets with signs and banners, but that's not legal. If the local police see you doing that they're going to tell you to break it up and go home and if you don't, things are going to turn ugly. They will justify this by telling you that you're disturbing the peace, blocking the sidewalks and interrupting traffic and that's if they give you any justification at all.

So what do you do? How do you protest legally? Well, on paper there is a very easy way around this. Simply go to your local police station and tell them you are going to organize a protest. If you do this, they will work with you to block off streets/sidewalks and make sure nobody gets hurt. Or at least that's what they're supposed to do. That's what it says they will do on paper. That's NOT what happens.

A very good portion of the time they will tell you no. They can't block off streets. It'll disrupt businesses. They can't block off sidewalks. Pedestrians will have nowhere to walk. Your protest holds no importance in their eyes. They see you as a disruption to society and they will tell you no. No, no, no, no, no.

So what do you do? How do you protest? You want your protest to be peaceful and legal. You want your protesters to stay as safe as possible. How do you protest now? Well, you don't. At least not legally and certainly not peacefully.

The truth is, no matter how peaceful your protest may be. It will rarely ever be legal and if it is not legal, it's only a matter of time before it stops being peaceful.

Police are denying us our right to protest and what's more. They're turning around and beating us down when we do so anyway.

People fight so hard for gun rights, for religious right, for free speech but what about our right to protest? Where did it go? How did it slide away so subtly without us even noticing? And why is nobody NOBODY as angry about it as they should be?

Look at Yachi. Now look at Saeko. Now look at Yachi. Now look at Saeko.

Notice how the shading on their hair is just slightly darker than their natural hair color

NOW LOOK AT FUCKING KENMA!!!

HE STRAIGHT UP JUST HAS BLACK STRANDS OF HAIR UNDERNEATH THE YELLOW THAT I'VE NEVER EVEN NOTICED BEFORE.

That is NOT shading my friends.

If he ever tied his hair up he'd literally just have the whole underside of his hair be black and it would be fucking beautiful.

For books

Regular books at a bookstore typically cost anywhere from $10-$20 depending on who they're by, how long they are, etc, but let's face it. We all want to be brave. We all want to read random books, try out new authors or even see if we're interested in new genres but none of us want to waste $10-$20 on a book just for it to suck total ass. So what does one do?

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