Silence, Silenced, and Silencing machines.
Audience Participation Post
Usually this little proton makes lots of jokes, but THIS VIDEO got the best of me (ok I couldn’t help but put some humor in the photo captions). And instead of me telling you something, this time YOU will tell me and each other what your analysis of this is, and what your ideas for actions against this may be, because this has deeper meaning for how society can be controlled or not. See the short video in the link above.
The players in the video:
Protester, arrestee, and trauma victim: Audra Morgan (though society as a whole is the victim).
Board Chair: “Nathan Fletcher”. Said to call the police over any small action that disturbs the Board. Note his demeanor.
Bystanders: Police (Ramos and 8 others said by Audra to be against police violence), and the audience who stayed in their seats (these folks deserve some reprogramming or deprogramming not sure which).
Arresting police officer: Gonzales. Said to “know his actions are wrong”. He tried to talk to Audra who gave him a polite no-thank you sitting quietly in her seat. He then sledded her out into the hallway, and finally put her in an S&M encounter of the third kind.
Last but not least, the video taker and verbal protester: unknown male at arrest scene.
YOUR MISSION: go to work on this topic in the comment section. Give us your analysis and remedies.
I think you would binge off of the auditor channels like LackLuster or We the People University. There are so many. But the one where an old lady alleged to have stolen $16 from WalMart and was already walking home.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IY62LQDR69M
(part 2) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNkfN9pwBmc
Audra asks in the video what crime she committed.
The strict liability crime she committed (just a misdemeanor) is what the courts call "disturbing the peace." If you yell, scream or otherwise disrupt a public assembly then you can be removed; in this case she resisted removal when the officer asked her to leave, and then when she attempted to grab the officers flak jacket with her hand that would be considered an escalation of resistance, and I presume that is why the officer dragged her to the ground.
The council members didn't commit any statutory violations by removing her, but they are certainly callous, unsympathetic, self-rightous, insensitive, post-modernist thugs who don't give a damn about that woman's husband because like most utilitarian consquentialists his death is simply a means to their end.