Freedom of speech is dead in Minnesota if you are white!

McLovin32

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Should this be a crime? Seriously?
I mean, it kinda sounds like yes.

In Minnesota, disorderly conduct is defined and governed by Minnesota Statute 609.72. [1]

The Crime (Subdivision 1)
Under Minnesota Statute 609.72, a person commits disorderly conduct by acting, in public or private (including school buses), to alarm, anger, disturb, or provoke a breach of the peace through: [1, 2, 3]
    • Brawling or fighting
    • Disturbing lawful assemblies
    • Offensive, obscene, or noisy behavior/language that reasonably causes alarm or resentment (Note: Per supreme court rulings, this is limited to unprotected "fighting words").
 

jimneffer

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I mean, it kinda sounds like yes.

In Minnesota, disorderly conduct is defined and governed by Minnesota Statute 609.72. [1]

The Crime (Subdivision 1)
Under Minnesota Statute 609.72, a person commits disorderly conduct by acting, in public or private (including school buses), to alarm, anger, disturb, or provoke a breach of the peace through: [1, 2, 3]
    • Brawling or fighting
    • Disturbing lawful assemblies
    • Offensive, obscene, or noisy behavior/language that reasonably causes alarm or resentment (Note: Per supreme court rulings, this is limited to unprotected "fighting words").
conservatives - the group for whom a defining feature is the desire to use our criminal justice system as aggressively as possible - always seem to freak out when that system gets point to a person they like
 

kidmike41

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I mean, it kinda sounds like yes.

In Minnesota, disorderly conduct is defined and governed by Minnesota Statute 609.72. [1]

The Crime (Subdivision 1)
Under Minnesota Statute 609.72, a person commits disorderly conduct by acting, in public or private (including school buses), to alarm, anger, disturb, or provoke a breach of the peace through: [1, 2, 3]
    • Brawling or fighting
    • Disturbing lawful assemblies
    • Offensive, obscene, or noisy behavior/language that reasonably causes alarm or resentment (Note: Per supreme court rulings, this is limited to unprotected "fighting words").
She probably shouldn’t have been in that park to begin with. It looks to have been colonized.
 
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kidmike41

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Ta
Apparently she made 800k on her fundraising efforts.

It's also kind of funny that they are defending a tatted up woman, in other threads that would be a point of contention for them.
She has tattoos? Gross. That explains why she lives in this neighborhood. I haven’t even watched the video, I am just imagining the situation.
 

McLovin32

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So yelling the n word is a misdemeanor? I just want to make sure we apply this interpretation of the law equitably. We are all for equity right?
I mean, it kinda sounds like yes.

In Minnesota, disorderly conduct is defined and governed by Minnesota Statute 609.72. [1]

The Crime (Subdivision 1)
Under Minnesota Statute 609.72, a person commits disorderly conduct by acting, in public or private (including school buses), to alarm, anger, disturb, or provoke a breach of the peace through: [1, 2, 3]
    • Brawling or fighting
    • Disturbing lawful assemblies
    • Offensive, obscene, or noisy behavior/language that reasonably causes alarm or resentment (Note: Per supreme court rulings, this is limited to unprotected "fighting words").
 

kidmike41

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Minneapolis should be a well funded city with all the fines and community service being handed out then.