Tag Archives: law and order

Taking another step toward martial law, police fire rubber bullets into a crowd of peaceful protesters in D.C. to clear the way for a presidential photo-op with a Bible

By Mark | June 1, 2020

[above: Donald Trump makes his way past a wall of “Fuck Trump” graffiti for a photo-op in front of Washington’s St. John’s church.] Declaring himself a “president of law and order” in the White House Rose Garden this evening, Donald Trump threatened to deploy the United States military against U.S. citizen in order to put […]

Posted in Civil Liberties, Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged Adam Serwer, Bible, call to violence, Coke, domestic terrorism, Donald Trump, fascism, George Floyd, Joe Biden, Lafayette Square, Marian Budde, martial law, Minneapolis, photo-op, police state, police violence, protests, rubber bullets, St. John's Church, strafing, strength, tear gas, terrorism, The Gods Must Be Crazy, violence, weakness | 176 Comments

Are Democrats “too dangerous to govern”?

By Mark | October 13, 2018

To all of the Republicans who have jumped on the “Democrats are a danger to the rule of law” bandwagon as a way of delegitimizing protest, and obscuring the fact that regular Americans have very real and legitimate reasons for being upset with their leaders in Washington, who are essentially taking health care from working […]

Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged ACA, Affordable Care Act, Amy Klobuchar, birther, Brett Kavanaugh, bullying, Charlottesville, Christine Blasey Ford, David Pecker, Donald Trump, face stomping, health care, Hitler, hypocrisy, Melaina Trump, narcissism, National Enquirer, Pennsylvania, preexisting conditions, professional victims, protest, reproductive rights, rule of law, Scott Wagner, snowflakes, Ted Cruz, Tom Wolf, unhinged mob, victimhood, violence | 111 Comments

Mentions of civil rights on the White House website give way to pro-cop propaganda citing fake facts about inner city (read “black”) violence

By Mark | January 20, 2017

As I’m sure you’ve heard by now, the “civil rights” page that used to reside on the White House website is now gone. It apparently disappeared at noon, just as Trump was being sworn in as President. In its place is a page titled Standing Up For Our Law Enforcement Community, which begins like this, […]