Pictures Of Police Arresting Protester Near The End Of SF May Day March

if she didn't break a law, she wouldn't have been arrested

Of course dancing in the street is a crime. Anyone who dares show defiance outside of the prison complex in which we call the SIDE-walk should and will be arrested.

Never.. ever.. dance in the street. It is after all, a. Serious. Crime.

See:

http://sfbg.com/nessie/47.html

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The FBI has even labeled a group called Reclaim the Streets "terrorists." And what do the members of Reclaim the Streets do to deserve this? Do they take hostages? Do they blow up buildings? Do they burn babies alive on TV like the FBI does? Not even. They dance in the streets, without permission from the government. That's all, just dance.

Perhaps, technically at least, they are breaking the law: They're jaywalkers. They jaywalk with a little more style than most people, perhaps. But are they terrorists? Hardly. Terrorists are violent people, at least as violent as the FBI. Reclaim the Streets are not violent people at all. They are anarchist performance artists. Jaywalking is their genre.

But by calling them "terrorists," the FBI gets to investigate them, their friends, their families, their neighbors, and the people with whom they work. Thanks to Carnivore and Echelon, the FBI and its clones around the world also get to track who reads about them on the Internet. Your shoulder is being read over at this very minute, just because you are reading about "terrorists." That's how much the new world order fears violence.

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Reclaim the Streets "terrorists." And what do the members of Reclaim the Streets do to deserve this?

yes they do