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Gun-toting black activist blasts FBI after their case against him falls apart: ‘It’s tyranny at its finest’
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The first known “black identity extremist” jailed after making pro-black and anti-police brutality Facebook posts has spoken out following his release from jail.
In an interview with The Guardian, activist Rakem Balogun discussed the ways in which the government’s surveillance of his political activity were a form of “tyranny.”
Balogun, who co-founded the revolutionary black power group Guerilla Mainframe and Huey P. Newtown Gun Club that promotes black gun ownership, was arrested in the middle of the night by the FBI in December 2017 after being surveilled for more than two years for what the government considered anti-police sentiments. |
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MarkHamTownsend
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Since when is making "anti police statements" a criminal offense?
You know, years ago it used to be illegal for police to bust into a home after sunset except in very extreme cases.
What happened to that law?
Nevermind, I know.
TYRANNY HAPPENED. |
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