Activists to protest ‘with or without permits’ when DNC arrives in Chicago this summer – Chicago Tribune/MSN

Coalition leaders have attested their right to be within “sight and sound” of the convention’s center stage at the United Center, citing First Amendment rights in a federal lawsuit filed last month. Saturday, leaders reaffirmed their commitment to be heard outside the DNC, despite the city’s denial of protest permits closer to the convention’s site.
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Streeterville
1 year ago

Go view the video-tape from Saturday’s meeting at Chicago’s teamster hall, rallying cries in Persian for violence towards all Americans. Seems 2024 convention is veering towards a restaging of 1968 convention, tear-gas and mob violence and all. Not a good look for Biden.

Rob
1 year ago
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Yup and the cpd will do shit

Tom Paine's Ghost
1 year ago

Here Tribune, I’ve fixed your headline for you: “Activists to Violently Riot, Burn and Loot ‘with or without permits’ when DNC arrives in Chicago this summer.”. You’re welcome.

Where's Mine ???
1 year ago

Isn’t the woke progressive activist folks the democratic base at this point? How will these folks be up on stage at convention and at same time claim they are being denied access to protest would seem the big theatrics question for convention organizers trying to energize their base?

debtsor
1 year ago

That’s my point. Who is going to show up and protest and what will they be protesting? A middle east war that’s nearly over? Ukraine? Free Healthcare for All? Occupy Wall St? Systemic oppression? I understand that with commies the revolution must always be constantly ongoing. Mao’s Cultural Revolution was 20 years into his rule. But I don’t know what they’re even protesting at this point. During 1968 the hippies were protesting the war they were being sent off to die in. Maybe they should just round up these protesting freaks and conscript them for Ukraine or Iran or Yemen.

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