Police Kill Unarmed Teen In Ferguson, Missouri

So apparently...

Illinois just passed a bill that makes it a felony to record cops without their consent.

http://thefreethoughtproject.com/illinois-felony-citizens-record-police-media-silent/


Illinois — In March of this year the Illinois Supreme Court struck down the state’s eavesdropping law, and rightfully so, as it was touted as the most unconstitutional law of its kind in the country.

But Illinois, being the the corrupt and violent police state that it is, couldn’t let their police and other government officials be held accountable by its citizens.

The bill is back, and with a vengeance.
The Amendment to Senate Bill 1342 was introduced on Tuesday, Dec. 2, as an amendment to an existing bill on a completely different subject. The amendment removed all of the bill’s previous content and replaced it with the new ban on recording. The House passed it the following day, and the Senate passed it the day after that.

This bill passed both the Illinois House and Senate with overwhelming majority votes; 106-7 in the House on and 46-4-1 in the Senate. Democrats and Republicans alike slipped this bill by the citizens as they were debating on whether the General Assembly would raise the state’s minimum wage or make the 67% temporary income tax hike permanent, neither of which passed.

According to IllinoisPolicy.org, the bill discourages people from recording conversations with police by making unlawfully recording a conversation with police – or an attorney general, assistant attorney general, state’s attorney, assistant state’s attorney or judge – a class 3 felony, which carries a sentence of two to four years in prison. Meanwhile, the bill makes illegal recording of a private citizen a class 4 felony, which carries a lower sentencing range of one to three years in prison.

There’s only one apparent reason for imposing a higher penalty on people who record police in particular: to make people especially afraid to record police. That is not a legitimate purpose. And recent history suggests it’s important that people not be afraid to record police wherever they perform their duties so that officers will be more likely to respect citizens’ rights, and officers who do respect citizens’ rights will be able to prove it.

Below is some of the vague wording from this legislation.



(a) Eavesdropping, for a first offense, is a Class 4 felony (from Ch. 38, par. 14-4) and, for a second or subsequent offense, is a Class 3 felony. (b) The eavesdropping of an oral conversation or an electronic communication of between any law enforcement officer, State’s Attorney, Assistant State’s Attorney, the Attorney General, Assistant Attorney General, or a judge, while in the performance of his or her official duties, if not authorized by this Article or proper court order, is a Class 3 felony, and for a second or subsequent offenses, is a Class 2 felony 1 felony.
The wording in this bill is also written in such a way that it could stifle the recent police accountability measures of body cameras. Police may argue that using body cameras to record encounters with citizens outside of “public” places would violate the law, as citizens have not consented to being recorded.

Only a government that lives like cockroaches in the darkness would pass a law criminalizing the act of turning on the light.
Transparency and accountability in government are what prevent tyranny. When the state passes laws which prevent these things, the direction in which they are trying to move is obvious.

Other than a few small media outlets covering this blow to free speech, the MSM has been largely silent. Please help expose it, by sharing this story to expose this horrible blow to government accountability.

We can also stop this bill by calling the office of Illinois governor, Pat Quinn, at 312-814-2121, and demand that he veto the Amendment to Senate Bill 1342. Or you can email him at this link.




Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/il...cord-police-media-silent/#OfmmU5ek78QtqCli.99
 
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For anyone wondering how many people that amounts to, the current US population is at 316 million people. So- rounded to the nearest whole number, cops shot 465 white teens & young adults vs. 9850  black teens & young adults in a 3 year period  (2010-2012).
Be careful with statistics..

http://www.propublica.org/article/d...utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=dailynewsletter

"The 1,217 deadly police shootings from 2010 to 2012 captured in the federal data show that blacks, age 15 to 19, were killed at a rate of 31.17 per million, while just 1.47 per million white males in that age range died at the hands of police."

You calculated your total death numbers based on %per million of total US population, but the actual statistic is % per million of the us population ages 15-19.

While the hit rate on blacks is still 21.2 times more likely, the total number of deaths for both races combined from this statistic was 1,217. That is literally 88% lower than your number of 9,850.

However, the data is acknowledged as incomplete. Number of deaths are likely much higher as police often do not submit reports for police shootings, which is absolutely mind numbing..
 
I meant witness number #40 who spoke before the grand jury


They should have took that ******* house down, nothing to be said about the people who try to cover for these slime balls. All these so-called "good cops" but they all stand side by side indiscriminately with these POS.... so you can miss me with that
 
 
 
someone with the authority please delete the last couple of pages. anything I don't agree with or approve of or participate in
bruh yall spent the last pages saying 'I dont see what your point is" and making head scratching analogies. shouldve taken to pms at least to not derail the thread.

then you post a mic dropping gif saying you out but don't see why the last couple of pages were useless......

edit: forgot you were one of the rare dudes who post that I try to avoid taking seriously. carry on my dude
 
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huge cover up for 1 cop...crazy to me that they went so far to save 1 man...

still can't believe people are believing these lies that the authorities have been telling us since day 1...
 
dude on facebook

"i dont know how anyone can prove that he was a racist! he doesnt say that anywhere! you cant prove he shot him because he was black. justice was served. Move on!"

"oj got away, too!"

:smh: :smh:
 
How would an officer know you're recording him if it's unlawful for him to search your cellphone without a warrant?

Oh but they'll just say it's evidence for some un-named crime, confiscate it, try to arrest you, and kill you when you resist.
 
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someone with the authority please delete the last couple of pages. anything I don't agree with or approve of or participate in
bruh yall spent the last pages saying 'I dont see what your point is" and making head scratching analogies. shouldve taken to pms at least to not derail the thread.

then you post a mic dropping gif saying you out but don't see why the last couple of pages were useless......

edit: forgot you were one of the rare dudes who post that I try to avoid taking seriously. carry on my dude
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How would an officer know you're recording him if it's unlawful for him to search your cellphone without a warrant?


Oh but they'll just say it's evidence for some un-named crime, confiscate it, try to arrest you, and kill you when you resist.

Cops favorite excuse to do anything they want: probable cause
 
Bro they did a demonstration at my school for Eric garner mike brown and other lives lost at the hands of police brutality and they posted the pics on the school facebook and the comments were :x like people are legitimately angry bro that we care. Dudes were spewing all kinda ****, black on black crime, "media tryna start a race war", don't be a criminal you wont get killed, etc the usual nonsense. These are students at my school saying it man...**** is crazy :smh:
 
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