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So if the police are wearing masks at a protest, are they too committing the crime?
by trgraglia 13y ago
So if the police are wearing masks at a protest, are they too committing the crime?
- Myrth 13y agoI think it should be obvious, but it is up to state prosecutors to decide who they want to prosecute, they're not legally required to do so. But some people think that there's the same law for everyone. The real state shareholders are multinationals and military-industrial complex. The board's (government) responsibility is to the real shareholders and not to the product (people). The state creates environment (just enough freedom, plenty of entertainment) for the product so it will not spoil (revolt). Some people think that the there are democratically elected representatives and president. It is semantically valid, but does not serve the purpose implied by most people. 1. It is very easy to be white and fluffy before the elections, and turn around right after (and what are you going to do about it?) 2. There's no real choice anyway.
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