As the person in charge of the 2009 event, Owens said Richmond officials dictated the number of police and emergency personnel they were required to have on site and required a $1 million liability policy to protect the city. Owens said that when a Tea Party member decided to call the mayor’s office to see if the protesters had required any of the necessary permits for the park, the city said that “Occupy Richmond” didn’t have any requirements for them to protest and stay overnight in Kanawha Plaza.This is what happens under socialism,the government no longer applies the law equally to all,but begins to dispense justice based on favoritism.
“We’re forced to comply with the laws, but yet they don’t have to,” she said. “That’s such a blatantly unequal application of the laws.”
Musings on history,most especially on the War Between The States,southern culture and anything else that may tickle my fancy or riles my blood.
Friday, October 28, 2011
Occupy Richmond Recieving Special Treatment From City Officials
Double standards:
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