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jackass flashback - satan vs. god | jackass blog |...

Rated Oct 28 • 0 reviews • humor, liberties, god, parody, satan • jackassworld.com
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Another Loss In The Right's Anti-Gay Legal Crusade |...

Rated Oct 08 • 0 reviews • liberties, civil rights, politics, children, homosexuality • rightwingwatch.org
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http://www.aclu.org/pdfs/scotus/sotomayor_report.pdf

Rated Jul 06 • 0 reviews • law, liberties, aclu, sotomayor • aclu.org
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Video: Arrested for asking a policeman for his badge...

Rated Jul 01 • 59 reviews • activism, liberties, police, police brutality • guardian.co.uk
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Free Speech TV | Powered by Our Viewers

Rated Jun 26 • 12 reviews • liberties, free speech • freespeech.org
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Newsvine - South Carolina State Senator seeks to Further...

Rated May 04 2009 • 2 reviews • feminism, liberties, feminist, politics • newsvine.com

S.C. State Senator Wants to Take Property Away from Prostitutes

"In February, South Carolina Senator, Lee Bright, introduced a bill (S. 436) that would take away property, under guise of penalty, from prostitutes. Sponsors of the bill include Senators Bright, Leatherman, Campbell, Ryberg, Bryant, Cromer, Pinckney, Verdin, Fair, Davis, Shoopman and L. Martin."

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Campaign For Liberty & The War on Drugs Is a War on You...

Rated May 03 2009 • 21 reviews • drugs, law, liberties, drug war, politics • campaignforliberty.com

The War on Drugs is a War on You

"The drug war is based on a repugnant assertion: that you do not have ownership over your own body; that you don't have the right to decide what you'll do with your body, with your property and with your life. The position of the drug warriors is that you should be in jail if you decide to do something with your body that they don't approve of.

This is an abomination of everything that America is supposed to stand for. As long as this country continues the drug war, you are not free. At the root, then, those that force the drug war on you are enemies to your freedom. "

It's untenable to me how so many people can blindly assert that America is a free country when basic human tenets (inalienable rights), so violently opposed and so aggressively unrecognized, go not only ignored but actively pursued as wrong, immoral and illegal.
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KopBusters.com

Rated May 03 2009 • 0 reviews • crime, police brutality, liberties, police • nevergetbusted.com
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Abu Zubaydahs suffering - Los Angeles Times

Rated May 02 2009 • 6 reviews • liberties • latimes.com
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Children & Teenagers Have Rights when Dealing with Police

Rated May 02 2009 • 14 reviews • crime, police brutality, liberties, police, kids • policecrimes.com
Your Rights During a Police Encounter in the U.S.
Rule #1 - Never talk to a police officer. Keep your mouth shut! (You never have to answer any questions a police officer may ask, except for your name, address and date of birth.)
Rule #2 - Never talk to a police officer. Keep your mouth shut! (How can you be charged with something if you haven't said anything?) Remember anything you say or do will be used against you.
Rule #3 - "Am I Free to Go?" As soon as a police officer ask you a question, ask the police officer, "Am I Free to Go?" If you are detained or arrested by a police officer, tell them that you are going to remain silent and that you would like to speak to a lawyer.
Rule #4 - Safety. Never bad-mouth a police officer. Stay calm and in control of your words, body language and your emotions. Always keep your hands where the police officer can see them. Don't run away and never touch a police officer!
Rule #5 - Refuse to Consent to Searches. Just say NO to searches! Remember if the police didn't need your permission, they wouldn't be asking you. Never give permission to a police officer to search you, your car or your home. If a police officer does search you, don't resist!
Rule #6 - Ask for a Supervisor. If all else fails and you feel the police officer is abusing your rights, ask him to call his "supervisor" to your location.
Someone said, "If you're not guilty of anything you're just wasting time" and I am unsure how this person meant it but it reminded me of people who say that if you are not guilty of anything, then answer the questions and cooperate with the cops. *These* people have clearly not tangled with rogue cops.

Do YOU know that in Amerika, a cop can lie to you in order to extrapolate some piece of information from you, that he can then twist it around and back upon you, but then if you lie, you can be charged with "obstruction of justice?" Which is ironic considering that when cops are using these methods, under the guise of justice is how they're pursuing the answer they seem to think is correct.

Just know that cops *can* lie and even more troubling is that it is NOT uncommon. In fact, I can think of two situations off the top of my head where I was only a witness and in the wrong place at the wrong time and even to ME, the police tried switching my words around; trying to make it look like I said A. ten minutes ago but now I was saying B. This is another common tactic.

If you are reading this and/or subsequently this page, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE that in the United States you do have certain rights. They may not be honored by the cops but when it comes time to Court or any other proceeding in which your life or right to pursue your life or happiness is up for grabs...that THIS is when it will count that you exercised your Constitutional Rights.

NEVER get interrogated or answer an interrogation w/o an attorney. BORROW the money, get a court appointed attorney...whatever. If you are NOT under arrest REFUSE to talk in the first place; guilt or innocence not important. Remember. A cop can never hold your silence against you, irrespective of what he says. [And remember they are allowed to lie.]
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