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In reply to the discussion: Union: Ferguson officer does not expect charges [View all]raging moderate
(4,625 posts)28. Doesn't the US Constitution protect the right to peaceable assembly to seek redress of wrongs?
I can't find my copy of the US Constitution, so I may have the wording wrong. But maybe we should get that quote from the Constitution SILK SCREENED ON A HUGE BANNER to be carried/hung/pasted/chanted en masse.
Here in the neighboring state of Illinois, we have a little slogan, a favorite of our great outgoing Governor Patrick Quinn: Everybody In! Nobody left out!
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I think the family will have a short window of fame and notoriety to get their message across.
branford
Nov 2014
#33
Doesn't the US Constitution protect the right to peaceable assembly to seek redress of wrongs?
raging moderate
Nov 2014
#28
UPDATE: Ferguson officer's lawyer, union official, say story on grand jury confidence was misleading
brooklynite
Nov 2014
#34