>>>Ah, but don't forget; liberals feel disenfranchised even if it's a republican who is locked up unfairly.
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>>So who is going to be locked up unfairly. If you are unruly, you get locked up FAIRLY!
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>Well, it isn't quite that simple. At the RNC in NYC in 2004, a buddy of Solomon's (who was about to enter Columbia Law School) was on hand simply to be a monitor. That is, he was observing the demonstrations and the police response. He was among those arrested when the police came around with big bunches of plastic fencing and rolled up everyone present in it and took them to jail. I can't remember how long they held him. Not surprisingly, all charges against him were dropped. Last I knew, he was still involved with a lawsuit against the city.
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>Tamar
Oh well! Have the police filed a suit against him yet?<g>
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