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Idiot progressive mayor of Portland Ted Wheeler finally admits his failure
Idiot progressive mayor of Portland Ted Wheeler finally admits his failure
âMy good faith efforts at de-escalation have been met with ongoing violence and even scorn from radical Antifa and anarchists,â Wheeler said during a Friday news conference, according to KOIN. âIn response, it will be necessary to use additional tools and push the limits of the tools we already have to bring the criminal destruction and violence to an end.â Yeah, idiot! No way to blame your ownâŠ
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Doxing arrested protesters has become common, and can have lasting consequences even after the charges are dropped
Michelle Higgins was protesting a high-profile police killing in St Louis when the officers grabbed her.
The activistâs arrest for âfailure to disperseâ on 15 September 2017 wasnât the only punishment she faced for marching. When she was released a day later, she learned that the police department had posted her name, age and address on Twitter, alongside 32 others arrested during the chaotic demonstrations sparked by the acquittal of an officer.
Most of the arrests did not result in charges, but the damage was done. Itâs a law enforcement tactic that activists say has become increasingly common: police arrest protesters en masse, publicly shame them on social media, and then drop the cases.
The strategy can lead to intense online abuse for Black Lives Matter activists and other protesters. In the case of anti-fascist protesters, some critics argue that police are also boosting the agenda of neo-Nazis and white supremacists by exposing counter-protestersâ identities â and branding them violent offenders before theyâve gone to court.
âYou criminalize folks who are trying to hold people accountable, then you dehumanize them by telling everyone where they live,â said Higgins, who was not prosecuted after her arrest. The St Louis police tweets, she said, posed an âactive threatâ to activists and sent a message that âthese animals were out protesting when they shouldâve been sitting at homeâ.
Although rightwing extremist groups have a documented record of violenceand killings, the police response at far-right events in recent weeks has repeatedly targeted the leftwing resistance. Some of the news coverage has also focused on the alleged threats of âantifaâ, or anti-fascists.
In Berkeley this month, police arrested 20 counter-protesters at an âalt-rightâ rally and posted many of their mugshots, names and alleged offenses on Twitter.
âThe intention is to intimidate other protesters and silence political speech,â Blake Griffith, one of the activists taken into custody, said in an interview. âThey needed to publicly show they were doing something.â
Griffith, who is active in the Democratic Socialists of America, was cited for misdemeanor vandalism. The National Lawyers Guild (NLG) of San Francisco, which is representing the activists, said it appeared that no one on the âalt-rightâ side was arrested.
Many of those arrested were cited for âpossession of a banned weaponâ, which police said included âanythingâ that could be used in a âriotâ. Some had scarves and bandanas that police considered âmasksâ, according to Jay Kim, the executive director of the local NLG chapter.
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