Posted on 07/25/2016 6:02:21 PM PDT by BlackFemaleArmyColonel
So no one can leave.
They put a fence like that around Downtown Pittsburgh a few years back for one of the G-meetings. It looked like a concentration camp from a dystopian movie.
Hell, just call in an airstrike! :)
Arrested? What, no amnesty? Heartless Dems!
Well look at that..a FENCE..something that liberals say that Trump wont be able to build across the border, here the Dems did it, a fence..to protect them from angry Commies
Taking care of Senior Citizens??
I don't think so.
They're not even taking care of themselves.
And I don't think they're going to live long enough
to be taking care of anybody in the future. Yes, it is scary.
Given that there are liberal professors sending people out to protest, I can’t rule out someone doing this for an A in social justice class.
Or for their blog.
If its considered a police line, you cannot cross it. Its the law in every state.
So the police can seize your home, property, business without any cause other then a big party up the street?
Is this the United States or Soviet Russia?
I think I read somewhere the paid protestors get a bonus if they get arrested.
This wall is blocking off a square mile of property, obviously the convention center is not a square mile big, so other properties, both public and private are affected>>>
the wall is reportedly about 4 miles around http://www.theamericanmirror.com/dnc-erects-four-mile-fence-around-philly-convention-site/ and it’s mostly parking lots for the three stadiums. I doubt any of it is private. I’ve never seen any private type signs including parking lot signs.
Temporarily, yes. You cannot cross a police line or you spend a night in jail. Its used for crime scenes and crowd control. Normally, a police line is for a short time until the police get control again.
WOW!
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