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
 

Fasteddie24

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This will get overturned once it gets to an unbiased court.

May go all the way to Federal Appeals Court for the 8th District.

The 4th District has already ruled on a similar case.
 

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.
 
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