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Has your child ever written in chalk on the sidewalk?
If so, little Joey or Janie is a criminal.
So says the city of Orlando, which recently arrested — and jailed — one of the Occupy Orlando protesters for writing in chalk in front of City Hall.
Originally posted by Nolanhsch
reply to post by Vitchilo
I would love to see if a cop would actually arrest a child or a child's parents for a child drawing.
Between June 1942 and March 1943, student protests were calling for an end to the Nazi regime. These included the non-violent resistance of Hans and Sophie Scholl, two leaders of the White Rose student group. However, resistance groups and those who were in moral or political opposition to the Nazis were stalled by the fear of reprisals from the Gestapo. In fact, reprisals did come in response to the protests. Fearful of an internal overthrow, the forces of Himmler and the Gestapo were unleashed on the opposition. The first five months of 1943 witnessed thousands of arrests and executions as the Gestapo exercised their powers over the German public. Student opposition leaders were executed in late February, and a major opposition organization, the Oster Circle, was destroyed in April, 1943.
Originally posted by mainidh
This is why people don't like or respect the police. Absolutely absurd. Unless he was writing expletives or drawing pornographic imagery, but hey, chalk washes off with water. The gestapo would have been proud.
Originally posted by Hellas
Originally posted by mainidh
This is why people don't like or respect the police. Absolutely absurd. Unless he was writing expletives or drawing pornographic imagery, but hey, chalk washes off with water. The gestapo would have been proud.
The GeStaPo was a serious Organisation not a bunch of brainless clowns
The City of Orlando dropped the charges of writing or painting advertising matter on streets and sidewalks, Wednesday.