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The Drug War is State-Sanctioned Class Warfare

May 4, 2016July 24, 2016 Lorelei McFly 2216 Views Civil asset forfeiture, civil liberties, Civil rights, civil rights violations, class warfare, classism, cocaine, Colorado, crack, crack vs cocaine, DoJ, drug prohibition, Drug war, drug war is state-sanctioned theft rape and murder, drug war propaganda, economic discrimination, Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program, Human rights, incentives, law enforcement against prohibition, LEAP, marijuana, marijuana legalization, Matthew Fogg, meth, Methamphetamine, methamphetamine crisis, Occupational licensing, Oregon, police crime, Policing for Profit, pot prohibition, pseudoephedrine, Racism, sentencing disparities, state-sanctioned class warfare, unintended consequences, victimless crimes, war on drugs, wealth redistribution, working class

This is the fourth and final article in a series on how the “War on Drugs” is state-sanctioned theft, rape,

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The Drug War is State-Sanctioned Murder

May 2, 2016July 24, 2016 Lorelei McFly 2754 Views adderall, cash, cash is criminal, chronic pain, Civil asset forfeiture, civil liberties, Civil rights, civil rights violations, crime clearance rates, criminogenic, DEA, drug cartels, Drug Enforcement Agency, drug prohibition, drug schedule, Drug war, drug war is state-sanctioned theft rape and murder, felony homicide, felony murder, hepatitis c, heroin, HIV, Hsiu-Ying “Lisa” Tseng, Human rights, incentives, Joey Rovero, kratom, legal highs, marijuana, Matthew Lowery, Medical marijuana, narcoterrorism, needle-exchange, opiates, opioid addiction epidemic, opioids, police crime, Policing for Profit, pot prohibition, Rush Limbaugh, self-medicating, state-sanctioned murder, undertreatment, victimless crimes, Violent Crime Clearance Rates, war on drugs

This is the third article in a series on how the “War on Drugs” is state-sanctioned theft, rape, murder, and class warfare.

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The Drug War is State-Sanctioned Rape

April 29, 2016July 24, 2016 Lorelei McFly 2150 Views anal probe, anal rape, anal searches, civil liberties, Civil rights, civil rights violations, drug prohibition, Drug war, drug war is state-sanctioned theft rape and murder, Human rights, illegal rectal searches, incentives, invasive search, marijuana, police crime, Policing for Profit, pot, pot prohibition, rape culture, Self-ownership, sexual assault, state rape, state-sanctioned theft, the failed war on drugs, unbanked, victimless crimes, war on drugs

This is the second article in a series on how the “War on Drugs” is state-sanctioned theft, rape, murder, and class

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The Drug War is State-Sanctioned Theft

April 27, 2016May 5, 2016 Lorelei McFly 2864 Views Attorney General Loretta Lynch, cash, cash is criminal, Civil asset forfeiture, civil liberties, Civil rights, civil rights violations, criminalization, criminalization of the poor, Department of Justice, double-standards, drug cartels, drug prohibition, Drug war, drug war is state-sanctioned theft rape and murder, equitable sharing, Equitable Sharing Civil Asset Forfeiture Program, HSBC, Human rights, incentives, Institute for Justice, marijuana, overcriminalization, police crime, Policing for Profit, pot prohibition, state-sanctioned theft, unbanked, underbanked, United States Attorney General Loretta Lynch, victimless crimes, war on drugs

This is the first article in a series on how the war on drugs is state-sanctioned theft, rape, murder, and

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Feminism and the Police State

January 24, 2017February 17, 2017 Alia Atreides 1855 Views Activism, domestic violence, feminism, original content, rape, reproductive rights, sexual assault, violence, women's march

What is feminism and why should feminists look past other political distractions and join us in the fight against the

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Must We Choose Between Mob Justice And The Police State?

April 22, 2016January 27, 2017 Georgia Sand 1445 Views accountable, African Americans, aggression, Bretigne Shaffer, community, competition, confrontation, Crack Alley, crime, crime prevention, Crime Reduction, criminal justice, dale brown, david friedman, detroit, Detroit Threat Management Center, DTMC, Guns, Ida B. Wells, landlord, law enforcement, lawsuits, Lynching, mob justice, murder, Murders By Police Officers, murray rothbard, Non-Violent Crimes, obedience, peace, Peaceful Resolution, police violence, Prison, private security, Psychological Bridge, Racism, rape, Resolution, state, threat, thugs, Tuskeegee Institute, victims, violence, voluntaryist

By Bretigne Shaffer On May 25, 1911, Laura Nelson, her baby daughter and her teenaged son were kidnapped from a jail

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DEA To Consider Rescheduling Cannibis As The World Opens Up To Drug Reform

April 16, 2016April 16, 2016 Isiah Holmes 1231 Views Accountability, addictive and problematic nature, America 2016, anxiety free cannabis consumption, ARTICLE, Aunt Lucy, cannabis, Charlie, China White, Chuck Rosenberg, Civil rights, cocaine, comprehensive research, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, DEA, DEA administrator, drug decriminalization, drug enforcement, drug enforcement administration, drug reform, drug research, Drug war, drugs, Elizabeth Warren, federal government, federal reform, federal restrictions, freedom, ganja, generation defining decision, hallucinogenics, Harassment, Herb, heroin, Huffpost Politics, inconsistencies, journalism, Justice System, law enforcemet, LSD, marijuana, marijuana legalization, medical cannabis, Medical marijuana, medically accepted benefit, news, no victim no crime, optimistic response, petition, police, police accountability, police drug war, pot, pot garden, predation of state legal programs, prohibition, protest, Psychedelics, reform, rights, schedule 1, schedule 2, science, senators, street slang, the war on some drugs, Transparency, UN, University of Mississippi, white powder

With prohibition’s political utility eroding away into nothing, even the Drug Enforcement Administration must adapt. Perhaps that’s why the DEA’s

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Police State Monday: Cops Kill Teenager, and Kill Teenager, and Kill Veteran AND MORE

May 21, 2014May 21, 2014 CopBlock 1441 Views Adrian Parra, Albuquerque police, Andrea Dingess, angel clark show, Anthony Montaño, Ariel Lipsen, Ark, Ashlea Bennett, Beaumont police, Beaumont police officer Enoch Clark, Bike Lane, boston police, Boston police officer Michael Principe, Buffalo police, Casey Neistat, Cecily McMillan, Centralia police, Centralia police officer, Charles Dinwiddie, Chico Jimenez, Chief Gorden Eden, child abuse, clay county sheriff, Clay County Sheriff’s Office, constitution, Corneesa Bowe, Daniel Linsinbigler, Daytona Beach, Debbie Jimenez, Deputy Houldson, Deputy Joseph Fetchick, Detective Charles “Chuck” Dinwiddie, Dubuque Senior High School, East Side Field Services Division, enoch clark, excessive force, excessive force lawsuit, feeding homeless, Fernando Figueroa-Barajas, Forced Catheter, fourth amendment, fourth amendment violation, George H. Lund III, Gorden Eden, gunpowder-propelled pepper spray, Harry Hobbs, hash brownies, Haskell, homeless, Howard Bowe, Huntsville Police Department, ICE, immigration and customs enforcement, Indiana police, J.O. Johnson High School, Jacob Lavoro, Jaquora White, Jeremy Dear, Jerome Hall, jfk airport, Josh Beam, JPX Pepper Gun, Juan Cecchinelli, Judge J.P. Stadtmueller, judge ruling, Keith Ward, Keivon Young, Kennedy Airport, Kenneth James Latsch, Killeen Police Department, Krysta Sutterfield, Lincoln Park PD, Manatee Island Park, marijuana, martinsville, martinsville indiana, Mary Hawkes, Miami-Dade Police Department, Miami-Dade Schools Police Department, Michael McKenzie, Michael Principe, Mike Cyze, milwaukee police department, Molly’s Pub, monique hernandez, mother's day, murder, No-knock raid, occupy wall street, Officer Brandon Carter, officer Enoch Clark, Officer Juan Cecchinelli, ows, oyster farmers, pepper spray, Philadelphia city judges, Phillip Reynolds, Pierce County Sheriff, Police brutality, police hurt children, Police State USA, pot brownies, Project Synergy Phase II, Puppycide, raid, Ron Hillstrom, San Bernardino County Sheriff, San Bernardino County Sheriff Department, Schererville Police, Schererville Police Officer Damian Murks, Schererville Police Officer Matthew Djukic, School Police Officer, Seminole County, Seminole County deputies, Sergeant Robert Heaps, Sgt. Valencia LaRue, Siobhan Householder, Stadtmueller, Summit County sheriff, Summit County sheriff’s office, SWAT, SWAT Officer Michael McKenzie, swat raid, synthetic marijuana, targeting homeless, tazed, Timothy Gonterman, Tommy Yancy, traffic citations, TSA, TSA Supervisor, U.S. District Judge J.P. Stadtmueller, University Heights, Urban Shield training drill, Vernon Lythcott, veteran, warrantless, William B. Clark, William Sager

Every Monday, the Angel Clark Show is dedicated to highlighting police abuses. [spreaker type=standard width=100% autoplay=false episode_id=4495110] Today we discussed:

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Largest Prison Strike in US History to Begin on September 9th

August 30, 2016 Alia Atreides 1199 Views A Call to Action Against Slavery, Attica Prison Riots, Civil disobedience, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, hunger strike, Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee, Joshua H, national lawyers guild, Prison, prison labor, prison strike, protests, slave labor, Slavery, war on drugs, work stoppage

What organizers are saying will be the grandest act of civil disobedience of prison inmates in US history will involve work

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Massachusetts Legalizes Cannabis, Cops Keep Arresting People

April 17, 2017May 10, 2017 Asa J 1429 Views 10th amendment, 10th Amendment Center, cannabis, Cannabis legalization, civil liberties, copblock, copblock.org, decriminalization, Drug war, end the drug war, Essex County, Institute for Justice, Interstate Commerce Clause, licenses, marijuana, marijuana caregivers, marijuana dispensaries, marijuana licenses, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Marijuana Legalization Initiative, pot shops, Question 4, quotas, regulators, Roscoe Filburn, Suffolk County, U.S. Constitution, Wickard v. Filburn

(Police State Daily) Cannabis legalization has been a highly contested issue in Massachusetts during the last decade. Possession of less than

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Seven Baltimore Police Officers Arrested on Multiple Federal Charges in Racketeering Indictment

March 2, 2017March 26, 2017 Kelly W. Patterson 1633 Views ABC News, Accountability, assault, baltimore police department, Baltimore protests, baltimore riots, bpd, Brutality, Civil rights, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, court-appointed attorney, Detective Daniel Hersl, Detective Evodio Hendrix, Detective Jemell Rayam, Detective Marcus Taylor, Detective Maurice Ward, Detective Momodu Gondo, Dishonesty, double-standards, drug forfeiture, drug seizure, Drug war, excessive force, FBI, federal indictment, filing false police reports, fraudulent overtime, Freddie Gray, Gun Trace Task Force, Harassment, Homicide, illegal guns, Illegal search/entry, Justice System, kelly patterson, Lt. Chris O'Ree, magical uniforms, murder, not giving the government its cut, official robberies, pattern of civil rights abuses, pernicious conspiracy scheme, police, police abuse, police accountability, Police brutality, Police State, Police union President Gene S. Ryan, poor, predominantly black neighborhoods, racketeering, rights, robberies by people wearing police uniforms, Sgt Wayne Jenkins, Surveillance, taxes, The War on Drugs, the war on some drugs, U.S. District Court, United States Attorney Rod Rosenstein, video

Yesterday, seven cops from the Baltimore Police Department were charged with multiple federal crimes in a racketeering indictment. Sgt. Wayne

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$3.5 Million Settlement for Handcuffed Woman That Fell Out of Moving Police Car to Escape Sex Assault by LAPD Cops

February 4, 2017February 4, 2017 Kelly W. Patterson 3345 Views Accountability, assault, Brutality, CCTV, Civil rights, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, court papers, Dishonesty, double-standards, drunk in public, ejected from moving car, excessive force, extensive and painful surgeries, graduate student, Harassment, Justice System, kelly patterson, Kim Nguyen, Koreatown, lapd, lawsuit, los angeles police department, Loyola Marymount University, MBA, MyNewsLA.com, Officer David Shin, Officer Jin Oh, Olympic Boulevard, Oxford Avenue, Patrol Car, police, police abuse, police accountability, Police brutality, Police State, Public intoxication, rights, seatbelt, Serrano Avenue, settlement, sexual assault by police, Sixth Street, Surveillance, Update, video

California taxpayers will be forced to pay a woman that was seriously injured after falling out of an LAPD squad

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