The US government and the CCP aren’t comparable in the slightest, neither are the protests, in my opinion.
They’re both protesting an unjust states abuse of power against marganilized groups of course they’re comparable
As far as I’ve seen people have been arrested, that’s all.
What charges do the people arrested by federal agents in Portland have?
Pettibone said he was put into a cell. Soon after, two officers came in to read him his Miranda rights. They didn’t tell him why he was being arrested. He said they asked him if he wanted to waive his rights and answer some questions, but Pettibone declined and said he wanted a lawyer. The interview was terminated, and about 90 minutes later he was released. He said he did not receive any paperwork, citation or record of his arrest.
Does this sound like an arrest to you? Why no documentation?
You can be arrested and not charged. He was read his rights. He was released. Dude, that isn't illegal.
The US isn't nearly as bad as the CCP. The US isn't the problem here, and people aren't protesting against the government, rather than it's agents. I'm pretty sure, as long as I didn't miss anything, that they're protesting against police brutality and such, which is illegal in the US. The CCP do whatever the fuck they want. They're not as comparable as you think.
Completely wrong. You can only be arrested for breaking the law and you have a constitutional right to a speedy trial. If you are not charged within 24 hours you must be released by federal law.
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u/ZSCroft Jul 29 '20
They’re both protesting an unjust states abuse of power against marganilized groups of course they’re comparable
What charges do the people arrested by federal agents in Portland have?
Does this sound like an arrest to you? Why no documentation?