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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Crime?  Can you cite which crime is being committed?[/quote]

If you are oblivious to human suffering then there is nothing to discuss.[/quote]

You need to learn to read.

There is nothing criminal about protesting in the US. [b]Hell, we suspended Covid protocols for the summer of love.[/b] 
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This is a really dumb comment.  No protocols were suspended.  The difference was that the protests were outside and didn't involve having people packed together indoors in a poorly ventilated space like a classroom.  Can we please put a stake in this and every other dumb right wing comment that outlasted any worth long ago?[/quote]

And yet playgrounds, school outdoor basketball courts and golf courses were closed because, you know covid.  But millions of people packed cheek-to-jowl screaming at mostly peaceful protest were ok.  
Stop trying to rewrite history.  [/quote]

Playgrounds, school outdoor basketball courts, and golf courses are owned and operated by private or municipal entities and as such had the authority to create and enforce guidelines.

Public streets, where protests happened, had no such guidelines. So unless you can point to any laws whatsoever that were enacted during COVID that said you aren't allowed to be on public streets, stop trying to rewrite history. [/quote]

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