Reporter arrested while covering pro-Palestinian protest outside Tucson Raytheon office

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Good.

Arresting reporters is never good. Are even American??????

If we were in Israel they would just shoot the reporter.

If we were in Gaza they would just rape the reporter.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Good.

Arresting reporters is never good. Are even American??????

If we were in Israel they would just shoot the reporter.

If we were in Gaza they would just rape the reporter.

Then shoot her. Then rape her body a few more times. Then drive her body around in the back of a truck so others could spit on her corpse. Then dismember her.



But yeah, those Israelis are the real problem, right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Good.

Arresting reporters is never good. Are even American??????

If we were in Israel they would just shoot the reporter.

If we were in Gaza they would just rape the reporter.

+1
And then shoot her.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Good.

Arresting reporters is never good. Are even American??????

If we were in Israel they would just shoot the reporter.

If we were in Gaza they would just rape the reporter.

+1
And then shoot her.

In Gaza they would shoot while still inside of her, apparently after breaking her pelvis in the course of the rape.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Good.

Arresting reporters is never good. Are even American??????

If we were in Israel they would just shoot the reporter.

If we were in Gaza they would just rape the reporter.

+1
And then shoot her.

And film it, then call their mommies and daddies to tell them how excited they are to have spilled Jewish blood.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Good.

Arresting reporters is never good. Are even American??????

Journalist are not above the law, they can get arrested for trespassing just like anyone else.
Sounds like she FAFO

"I'm going to my car, which is right there," she continues as the deputy holds onto her arm. "You've had plenty of time to go to your car," he replies, followed by Reznick's "I'm not even involved in this." As she's placed in handcuffs, a second deputy arrives and tells Reznick, "We [asked] you to leave, and you remained for several more minutes." Along with 25 other people, Reznick was cited for criminal trespassing; she was released several hours after her arrest, but her employer and others now want answers on why she was detained in the first place.



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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They were all criminally trespassing on private property and were asked to leave repeatedly and refused. The right to protest does not extend to trespassing.

This ^^. Funny how the OP neglected to mention all the facts in her pursuit of outrage.

She was walking to her car when she was arrested. How is that not leaving?

Too little, too late: "I'm going to my car, which is right there," she continues as the deputy holds onto her arm. "You've had plenty of time to go to your car," he replies, followed by Reznick's "I'm not even involved in this." As she's placed in handcuffs, a second deputy arrives and tells Reznick, "We [asked] you to leave, and you remained for several more minutes." Along with 25 other people, Reznick was cited for criminal trespassing; she was released several hours after her arrest, but her employer and others now want answers on why she was detained in the first place.