America is dead:

Sad news coming out of Pittsburgh today as peaceful protesters have been attacked by a combination of 2,000 National Guard Troops and 4,000 local police and officers from around the country that are part of a Department of Homeland Security rapid response team, including officers from Tuschon, Arizona, Cleveland, Ohio; Miami Metro Dade, Florida; Baltimore, Maryland; and Chicago, Illinois.

This situation is yet another example of the incremental increase in the way protests in the US are viciously suppressed by the government.

MSNBC Video Showing Use of LRAD Sound Weapon:

Pic of LRAD Weapon:

Riot Police Geared Up:

Update:

Reports on twitter are going out saying police are now using rubber bullets to shoot G20 protesters.

Update 2:

CNN Video of military using sound weapons and tear gas on protesters:

Not only would the testing be mandatory, as it is in Singapore where it is illegal to refuse a drug test from a police officer and where drug trafficking carries a death sentence. It seems like in the video they mean even more than that. It seems like they just want everyone tested.

See for yourself:

Ok seriously, I think a little street justice is called for here. We can’t let pigs run around and kill people without some kind of retribution. It’s obvious our corrupt system has no intention of seeking justice so it’s time we seek it for ourselves.

Thanks to the Objective Justice blog for this:

The Mayor of Cleveland has decided that even though he believes that cracking down on drug-dealers withguns will cause more violence in the streets, it will be worth it in the long run.

From The Plain Dealer:

Mayor Frank Jackson doesn’t want to see more deadly car chases and shootouts between cops and suspects, but under his new police plan, he expects them.

Jackson told the police this week to be more aggressive in targeting gun-toting drug dealers. He has said repeatedly that he expects there to be violent, perhaps deadly, run-ins between police and criminals.

“This is not a game,” Jackson said Wednesday. “People are killing each other. We expect more confrontations.”

I’m going to cut the buffer out of this article and give you the really juicy stuff:

In a video, Beeland is seen backing away and avoiding Wright, then crumpling to the ground after being hit with the Taser.
Wright was not disciplined, and police Chief Mike Chitwood defended her actions. Beeland was refusing an officer’s orders, and using a Taser avoided use of other weapons, he said.

Backing away. Not running, not attacking, just backing away in fear of the police officer. And what “other weapons” do police use on people that haven’t done anything and wrong and are backing away?

Police verified Beeland, 35, was using her own credit card, but she was arrested on two misdemeanors, disorderly conduct and resisting a police officer without violence. She has since pleaded not guilty, and state prosecutors are reviewing whether to pursue the case.

And police should never check first to see if someone was doing something wrong before ordering them around and tasering them. And resisting with out force? Are you fucking kidding me? And what reason does this person have to comply with the police in the first place? She wasn’t doing anything wrong. And the prosecutor needs time to review this case? Shouldn’t they be filing assault charges against the officer?

Fox News interviewed Daytona Police Chief Mike Chitwood, who defended his officer’s actions, but said that the incident was being investigated. He also admitted the woman never threatened the police officer, but the “force continuum” allows for stunning if “their actions force the officer to use physical maneuvers to establish control.”

She never threatened the officer but he may have had to use “physical maneuvers” (whatever the fuck that means) so instead he just tased her.

Chitwood said that the woman wasn’t complying to demands from an officer and called it “passive physical resistance.”

Not complying with demands? Why should she? She was talking on her phone minding her own business. And what kind of Orwellian mind fuck is “passive physical resistance”?? Seriously?

Listen for the part about them calling the officer in the video “unidentified”

If that’s not the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard someone say, it’s really close.

In this video you will see a police officer on a bike attack peaceful protesters. At the end if is pointed out that one of the “protesters” is actually an undercover police officer.

Secret police infiltrating protest groups is not okay. This is tyranny.

I’m really sick of all the people who are saying the police are justified in assaulting, tasing, pepper spraying, and even shooting someone who is “resisting arrest” in a situation where the police officer had no legal reason to arrest the person in the first place.

Seriously, think about it. The cop can violate your rights, and if you resist the officers assault on you that actually legally justifies the officers assault. Not only that, but they’ll charge you with resisting an illegal arrest, a kidnapping by an agent of the State.

Anyone who lets that really sink in and isn’t pissed off about it is beyond being a sheep, their a willing victim, a masochist.

In case you didn’t hear a bunch of cops at a John Kerry Speech at the University of Florida didn’t like Andrew Meyer’s question, and decided they were going to arrest him. In America, cops aren’t allowed to arrest you for what you say in an open forum, especially a political forum like this. I mean come on, John Kerry is a Senator, which means he works for all of us, and if we need to ask one of our employees a question they can’t be having the police arrest us.

In their attempt to detain Andrew a group of officers tackled him to the floor, and then had another officer electrocute him with a taser repeatedly.

So, now that everyone that wasn’t pissed is, lets move on.

Since this story broke I’ve had about 15,000 people visit my site, with over 550 comments, almost all of which are truly outraged Americans. That’s one comment for every 26 visitors. Looking at other posts with a lot of comments it doesn’t get anywhere close to that high a percentage of readers that were so mad that they had to say something about it.

Now my site is just one little blog. This story is everywhere. Think about how many people are outraged over what’s happened here. All through history real change has been the result of of these kinds of events, when the people are so mad about the way things are going they stand up and say enough is enough, I’m not going to take it anymore.

Well, if you can’t take it anymore, then stop. Don’t take it. Stand up for yourself. Stand up for others.

You will always live with the exact amount of tyranny you will submit to.

How much tyranny are you okay with?