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London Thought Police To Crack Down On Offensive Online Comments

August 15, 2016August 15, 2016 Asa J 1196 Views Angela Merkel, anti-immigration speech, anti-migrant views, Assistant Chief Constable Mark Hamilton, Assistant Chief Constable Maurice Mason, Brexit, chilling effect, classical liberalism, copblock, copblock.org, demographic displacement, denmark, diversity, Dutch police, Europe, European migrant crisis, European Union, Freedom of speech, germany, hate crime, Home Office, Immigration, imperial tactic, Islamic extremism, Islamization of Europe, London, London Metropolitan police, London Transit, Mark Hamilton, mass migration, Maurice Mason, Mayor Sadiq Khan, Merkel regime, Muslim rape, National Police Chiefs’ Council Lead for Hate Crime, Nigel Farage, offensive comments, Offensive Online Comments, Office for Policing And Crime, online hate crime hub, Owellian thought police, police raids, Police State, Political Correctness, referendum vote, Sadiq Khan, Scotland, social media, Stasi, Sweden, Thought Police, Tim Farron, troll hunting, trolling hunting, UK Independence Party, xenophobic, xenophobic comments

In yet another confirmation that political correctness means a draconian police state, police in London have set up a “trolling

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Cops Investigate Crime Scene After Jilted Lover’s Fart Vengeance

March 31, 2016 Alia Atreides 1174 Views 60ABC, agendas and interests of the institution of policing, arduous journey, assault, bump in the night, Civil rights, cop block, copblock.org, fart, Febreeze, flatuence, flatuence-related revenge, greasy puckered cis-rectum, Harassment, haze of cabbage ass mist, Joshua H, Laholm, no victim no crime, normality or nothingness of everyday life, pointless busybody freedom filibustering, police, revenge, Sweden, vengeance, viscious colonic attack, wind in the pants

Police in Laholm, Sweden were called to the scene of a viscious colonic attack that left one woman gasping in

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Bernie Sanders Loves The Police

November 2, 2015November 3, 2015 Asa J 1702 Views 2015 Index of Economic Freedom, 2016 Presidential Election, Adam C. Smith, Bernie Sanders, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, capitalism, copblock, copblock.org, Democratic-Socialism, denmark, Dr. Walter E. Williams, Drug war, Economic Calculation in the Socialist Commonwealth, Economic Freedom Index, Economics, Feel The Bern, Feel The BURN, free markets, George Mason University, government policing monopoly, Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government, heritage foundation, Lars Løkke Rasmussen, ludwig von mises, Lyft, market economy, Mercatus Center, minimum wage, Minimum Wage Cruelty, Occupational licensing, police misconduct, price system, private property, regulation, rent-seeking, ride-sharing services, socalized policing, Socialism, socialist calculation problem, Stewart Dompe, Sweden, taxi medallion, Uber, Upward Mobility Barriers, voluntary exchange, Wall Street Journal

In a retort that drew dumbfounded looks from supporters, 2016 Democratic-Socialist Presidential Candidate Bernie Sanders admitted what many critics of

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Political Correctness Means A Draconian Police State

October 17, 2015October 24, 2015 Asa J 2756 Views 1984, anarchy, anti-government, anti-government views, Antonio Gramsci, Aspen Institute, Aspen Institute Homeland Security Group, Assistant Attorney General for National Security John Carlin, Attorney General Loretta Lynch, Barack Obama, BATF, big brother, bigotry, Canada, Christian, Communist Party of Italy, copblock, copblock.org, critical theory, Cultural Marxism, DEA, department of homeland security, Department of Justice, DHS, domestic terrorism, Domestic Terrorism Counsel, extremism, Fabian Society, far-right extremism, FBI’s Communities Against Terrorism program, Frankfurt School, Friedrich Hegel, fusion centers, Georg Lukacs, george orwell, George Washington University, global police force, gradualism, Hegelian dialectic, Herbert Marcuse, holocaust, Holocaust denial, home-grown terrorism, homeland security, Hot Spots of Terrorism and Other Crimes in the United States, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, Hungary, ICE, identity politics, Immanuel Kant, Institute for Strategic Dialogue, International Steering Committee, Islam, Islamic extremism, Islamic extremists, Islamophobia, John Carlin, joint terrorism task force, Launch of Strong Cities Network to Strengthen Community Resilience Against Violent Extremism, long march, long march through the institutions, Marxism, Max Weber, Mayor Bill de Blasio, MIAC report, Michael Chertoff, militia, Minneapolis, Missouri Information Analysis Center, National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism, New York, Nineteen Eighty-Four, Obama administration, Oceania, Political Correctness, Prison Notebooks, Profiles of Perpetrators of Terrorism, Program on Extremism, proletariat, Propaganda, Public Order Act of 1986, Racism, radical Islam, right-wing extremist, Ron Paul, SCN, secret police, Sigmund Freud, social justice, Socialism, Sovereign Citizen Movement, START, Strong Cities Network, Surveillance, Sweden, Tackling the Far Right Across Europe, Theodor Adorno, Thought Police, thought-crime, U.K., United Nations, University of Maryland, Weimar Germany, Winston Churchill

The term “thought police” was popularized by George Orwell in his 1949 dystopian novel, Nineteen Eighty-Four. In the book, Orwell’s

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Stockholm Syndrome: Woman Writes Letter Thanking Cop For Extorting Her

September 6, 2015March 1, 2016 Asa J 1609 Views Alpharetta Georgia, atlanta, automatic license plate readers, Barack Obama, classical liberal, copblock, copblock.org, defense mechanism, denmark, department of public safety, Dr. John Staddon, Drachten, federal reserve, frederic bastiat, Freud, George Bush, Georgia, Georgia Department of Public Safety, germany, Great Britain, Hans Monderman, highway men, inattentional blindness, income tax, Law, legal plunder, Mayor Kasim Reed, Netherlands, Norrmalmstorg bank robbery, Park Atlanta, regulation, Sigmund Freud, speeding tickets, Statistic Brain Research Institute, Stockholm, Stockholm Syndrome, Sweden, the law, Traffic laws, united kingdom, United States, victimless crime, West Palm Beach

In an epic display of Stockholm syndrome, the Georgia Department of Public Safety is gloating about a handwritten “thank you”

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