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Brock Turner: Stanford Rapist’s Slap On The Wrist Is A Product Of, Not A Flaw In, The System

June 10, 2016June 10, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 1573 Views abuse of discretion, Accountability, assault, Brock Allen Turner, Brock Turner’s Lenient Sentence is a Feature Not a Bug, Brutality, C4SS, CA, California, center for a stateless society, Civil rights, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, Dishonesty, disparity, double-standards, extraordinary sentence, felony, forcible rape, freedom, good behavior, high profile case, Imprisonment, Judge Aaron Persky, Justice System, kelly patterson, lenient sentence, mistrust, Nick Ford, outside the norm, Pasadena, police, prominant university, rape, rights, Santa Clara County Superior Court, Sex Crime, sexual assault, standard sentence, Stanford University, twenty minutes of action, uproar, white male privilege, white men from wealthy backgrounds

This post was written by Nick Ford and originally published at the Center For a Stateless Society (C4SS) under the

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Black Lives Matter Protester Jasmine Abdullah Given Same Sentence For “Lynching” as Stanford Rapist

June 9, 2016June 9, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 1733 Views #blacklivesmatter, abuse of discretion, Accountability, activist, African American studies, assault, black dissent, black lives matter, Brock Allen Turner, Brutality, CA, California, California-based activists, Civil rights, CNN Newsroom, collective safety, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, criminal statute, Dan A. Turner, Detainee, Dishonesty, disparity, double-standards, Dr Angela James, excessive force, extraordinary sentence, felony, forcible rape, Free Speech Radio News, freedom, FSRN.org, good behavior, Harassment, high profile case, Imprisonment, inconveniencing the police, Jasmine Abdullah, Jasmine Richards, Jerry Brown, Judge Aaron Persky, Justice System, kelly patterson, LA Times, legal name, lenient sentence, Los Angeles Times, Lynching, Maile Hampton, matter of life and death, mistrust, no victim no crime, outside the norm, Pasadena, police, police abuse, police accountability, Police brutality, police impunity, Police State, political dissent, political profiling, Professor Michele Dauber, prominant university, race based murders, Racism, rape, recall, rights, Sacramento, safe and unharmed and alive, Santa Clara County Superior Court, Sex Crime, sexual assault, standard sentence, Stanford University, Stanford University School of Law, Steve Cooley, twenty minutes of action, Twitter, uproar, video, vigilantes, white male privilege, white men from wealthy backgrounds

Yesterday, a protester with the Black Lives Matter movement was sentenced for the charge of “felony lynching” after being convicted

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Where The Hell Are We?

February 6, 2016February 8, 2016 Scott Gregory 1166 Views Accountability, assault, Brutality, CA, California, child sexual assault, citizen journalists, citizen run database, Civil asset forfeiture, convential wisdom, cop block, copblock.org, cops, Corruption, CSI, decentralized, Department of Justice, Dishonesty, DoJ, double-standards, Drug war, excessive force, film the police, Filming police, free thought project, Glick decision, good cops, Harassment, Hoover Institution, impunity, internal investigation, iraq war, jingoism, Joseph McNamara, Jury nullification, just laws, Kansas City, killed by cops, land of the free, militarization of police, Missouri, MO, Murdered by police, National Drug Strategy Network, paint balls, police, police abuse, police accountability, Police brutality, police militarization, Police State, prisonpolicy.org, pro police, prohibitions, san jose, simmunition, special operations soldier, Stanford University, swat, SWATing, war on drugs, war on terror, warrior games, washington post

I’m not the only one looking around in wonder. Not long ago I was a very pro police jingoist. Then

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