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are there any political prisoners in the united states?
#2
https://afgj.org/politicalprisonersusa
#3
no, because politics is over. there are administrative prisoners though
#4
this is a pig question. however, to answer your question, several leading light comrades are under harsh terms of 'grounding' but i can't go into more detail due to security culture.
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i suppose peltier could count, although the AIM is not marxist and consistently erases class
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#9
i mean like manifesto-wielding dudes who put their politics front and center.

ou sont les kaczynskis d'antan?
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#11
Irreverently freeing the wrongfully imprisoned with the power of laughter.
#12
Kevin "Rashid" Johnson is an example of a person imprisoned on a pretext and kept in solitary confinement torture for his political views
#13
ANTI-TERRORISTAS

#14
thousands of people are in supermax for that shit. DUh haha
#15
all of them
#16
everyone imprisoned because of the drug war. legalise it.
#17
No, because Zimmerman was aquitted
#18
actually felons are the only people who ARENT prisoners of politics because they cant vote
#19

Superabound posted:

actually felons are the only people who ARENT prisoners of politics because they cant vote



actually lolled, it's like a Kelly cartoon in post form

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#21
gucci mane
#22
no, we are kind enough to shoot our political dissidents. prison is reserved for racial subjugation. hop ethis ehlps
#23
most of the polidissers in the west are basically bribed into not silence but impotence
#24
lots of examples of shit like this:

US jails man over Hezbollah channel
Pakistani man jailed for broadcasting Al Manar station inside the US.
Last Modified: 24 Apr 2009 09:18 GMT

A Pakistani man has been jailed by a US court for broadcasting Hezbollah's television channel and selling it to customers in the US.

Javed Iqbal was sentenced to more than five and a half years in prison for broadcasting Al Manar channel, run by Hezbollah, an armed Lebanese group branded a terrorist organisation by the US.

"I did not make a profit of broadcasting Al Manar and it cost me my life," Iqbal's lawyer, Joshua Dratel, read from a prepared statement on behalf of his client.

Iqbal had pleaded guilty to the charges in December.

The US treasury labelled Al Manar a terrorist organisation in March 2006, saying it supported Hezbollah's fund-raising and recruitment activities.
#25
ch-ch-ch-chelsea manning ha-cha-cha-cha
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http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2014-02-07/news/chi-closing-arguments-underway-in-nato-3-trial-20140206_1_brian-church-jared-chase-brent-betterly

Defense attorneys played up the men's incompetence, painting them as having “delusions of protesting grandeur.” But they were frequently drunk, high and unable to complete simple tasks, once missing out on a protest because Church had to wait for his pot dealer.

http://www.activistpost.com/2012/10/3-portland-activists-indefinitely.html

Since late July, three activists have had their lives torn apart by the police and the legal system, simply because they refused to answer any questions in a grand jury case, regarding crimes that they have absolutely no connection to. As of right now, all three are behind bars, with no clue when they will be able to get out.

http://dissenter.firedoglake.com/2013/04/22/possible-fbi-entrapment-victim-muslim-teen-arrested-in-illinois-for-wanting-to-join-al-qaeda-in-syria/

An 18-year-old Muslim from Aurora, Illinois, was arrested at O’Hare International Airport in Chicago on April 19, for allegedly planning to travel to join an al Qaeda group fighting in Syria.
#27
did anyone say "all of them" yet
#28

postposting posted:

all of them


thanks

#29
np
#30
all the sovereign citizens, punished by a state they haven't contracted with in accordance with laws they haven't agreed to
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#32

tpaine posted:

so...wait. are there any? like did we settle this issue or???


well, yeah,

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yeah well if you think the us prison system is bad take a good look at this propaganda http://www.upworthy.com/whats-it-actually-like-in-north-korea-a-million-times-worse-than-you-imagine?g=2&c=reccon1
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aerdil posted:

yeah well if you think the us prison system is bad take a good look at this propaganda http://www.upworthy.com/whats-it-actually-like-in-north-korea-a-million-times-worse-than-you-imagine?g=2&c=reccon1



lol

#37
lol
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aerdil posted:

yeah well if you think the us prison system is bad take a good look at this propaganda http://www.upworthy.com/whats-it-actually-like-in-north-korea-a-million-times-worse-than-you-imagine?g=2&c=reccon1


*said VERY sarcastically and loudly drowning out the tales of human suffering* Oh no not their human rights!

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aerdil posted:

yeah well if you think the us prison system is bad take a good look at this propaganda http://www.upworthy.com/whats-it-actually-like-in-north-korea-a-million-times-worse-than-you-imagine?g=2&c=reccon1



cant WAIT to comment on this Upworthy article!

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