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Four years ago: “white haired nearsighted old guy standing silently on the quad holding a sign no one can read, upsetting protofascists.”

03 Wednesday Mar 2021

Posted by Michael Bersin in Resist

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#resist, Donald Trump, First Amendment, missouri, protest

“Make America Great Again” – in Russian.

The conversation:

UCM Police Officer: Hello.
Me: Hi, how are you doing?
UCM Police Officer: Pretty Good. What’s your connection to UCM?
Me: I teach here.
UCM Police Officer: You teach here?
Me: Yeah.
UCM Police Officer: Okay. I, I don’t understand your sign.
Me: Uh, it’s actually, it’s Russian.
UCM Police Officer: Okay.
Me: And, so I’m being sarcastic. It’s in Russian. So, it says “steladt Ameriku velikoy snova”.
UCM Police Officer: Okay.
Me: So, translated, it’s, “make America great again”. In Russian.
UCM Police Officer: Okay.
Me: So, it’s being sarcastic.
UCM Police Officer: Okay. So, ten four [into radio], um, so, did somebody give you permission to, to be out here holding your sign?
Me: [turn around, pat the bronze Bill of Rights First Amendment Plaque on the base of the flag pole].
UCM Police Officer: I understand that.
Me: Uh, huh.
UCM Police Officer: But in order to put signs out on campus you still have to go through the, the Union. There’s an office over there.
Me: Oh, really?
UCM Police Officer: Yeah.
Me: Well, it’s kind of interesting, ‘cause when I started doing this…
UCM Police Officer: Uh, hm.
Me: …the president of the university…
UCM Police Officer: Okay.
Me: …came up to me…
UCM Police Officer: Uh, hm.
Me: …and we talked, and he’s like, thanks for doing this.
UCM Police Officer: Okay.
Me: So, are we getting like, is there a policy problem, that we’re getting like a disconnect?
UCM Police Officer: So, apparently that is.
Me: Yeah.
UCM Police Officer: So, do you have an ID by chance?
Me: Yeah.
UCM Police Officer: Okay, can I see it?
Me: Uh, do you need to see it?
UCM Police Officer: Yes. Just so I know who I’m talking to [inaudible].
Me: Okay. Um, but I’m actually under no obligation to show you my ID, am I?
UCM Police Officer: Well, you’re a UCM employee, right?
Me: Yeah.
UCM Police Officer: So, anybody here at UCM that a Public Safety officer asks for an ID…
Me: Okay. Fair enough. Okay. [hand over UCM ID]
UCM Police Officer: Do you have your driver’s license?
[….]
Me: [hand over driver’s license]
UCM Police Officer: Uh, typically like if people want to put signs out and things, like I say, they go to the Union. [wind noise] Trying to remember what office it is. But, basically they just have you fill out a form and then [inaudible].
Me: And, and I understand in certain…
UCM Police Officer: [responding to radio] I’m sorry, go ahead.
Me: What’s, what’s kind of interesting, ‘cause it’s, like, inconsistent.
UCM Police Officer: Okay.
Me: ‘Cause there’ve been Public Safety people that have come by and seen me…
UCM Police Officer: [reading driver’s license number into radio] I’m sorry. I had people talking.
Me: Yeah, yeah. I understand. So, it’s like, so, it’s kind of interesting, ‘cause it’s kind of inconsistent because I’ve been out here probably for a couple of weeks.
UCM Police Officer: Okay.
Me: And so, Public Safety people come by, walk by, see me, they’ll walk by.
UCM Police Officer: Okay.
Me: Whatever. Ignore me.
UCM Police Officer: Okay.
Me: And, so, it’s kind of interesting to me. In, you know, the president of the university knows I’m out here. Other people in the administration, in the university know I’m out here…
UCM Police Officer: [into radio] Go ahead. Okay.
Me: [….] Uh, as long as I’m not interfering, you know, making noise or anything. It’s like, it’s like [gesturing to empty quad] is there like anything going on here that I’m disturbing?
UCM Police Officer: Right. Well, the, kind of what normally happens [crosstalk]. Um, let’s say you weren’t associated with UCM. [crosstalk] and you want to have your signs.
Me: And I understand that, too. [crosstalk]
UCM Police Officer: Basically what we ask is that you move to sidewalks along the [wind noise].
Me: Yeah, and that kind of thing. Yeah. [….] I did his here fourteen years ago.
UCM Police Officer: Okay.
[….]
UCM Police Officer: Like I say, you’re being peaceful and all that, [crosstalk] so I don’t really have a huge issue. I just needed to find out what was going on.
Me: Yeah. Oh, I understand that. Hello.
Second UCM Police Officer: How’s it going?
Me: Good. Good.
UCM Police Officer: Typically what they ask that you go through the Union. [to second officer] Do you know the office over in the Union that like approves signs on campus and stuff?
Second UCM Police Officer: Not off hand.
UCM Police Officer: And, um, but they basically authorize it and, and say it’s okay.
Me: Yeah, and, and I understand that. And, but, it’s my understanding is that nobody can really disapprove.
UCM Police Officer: Okay.
Me: You know, other than, especially since, you know, I’m not sitting here with a megaphone screaming at the top of my lungs and, you know, interfering with classes to be able to hear and stuff like that.
UCM Police Officer: Right. Yeah. Like I say you’re not shouting or…
Me: Nah.
UCM Police Officer: …or disturbing the peace. You’re just holding up signs.
Me: Yeah.
UCM Police Officer: Okay. What I’ll do, like I say, I got your name and everything and, and we’ll just kind of go from there.
Me: All right. Awesome.
UCM Police Officer: All right. Well, try to have a good day and enjoy this nice weather.
Me: Yeah, actually, it’s a little cool.
UCM Police Officer: It’s a little chilly, I agree.
Me: Yeah.
UCM Police Officer: Yeah, so, okay, all right, we’ll talk to you later.
Me: All right. Take it easy.

Previously:

A conversation at the flag pole (March 3, 2017)

@^$# Trump – four years ago today

20 Wednesday Jan 2021

Posted by Michael Bersin in Resist

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#resist, Donald Trump, Kansas City, missouri, protest, protest signs

We knew.

At the Liberty Memorial in Kansas City, Missouri on January 20, 2017:

Kansas City, Missouri – January 20, 2017

Kansas City, Missouri – January 20, 2017

Kansas City, Missouri – January 20, 2017

We knew.

Previously:

Four years ago – we knew (January 19, 2021)

“Women hold up the sky…” (January 20, 2021)

“Women hold up the sky…”

20 Wednesday Jan 2021

Posted by Michael Bersin in Resist

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#resist, Donald Trump, Kansas City, missouri, protest

Four years ago, today.

January 20, 2017 – Inauguration Day Protest – Kansas City, Missouri – Michael Bersin

They still do.

Previously:

Four years ago – we knew (January 19, 2021)

Four years ago – we knew

19 Tuesday Jan 2021

Posted by Michael Bersin in Resist

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#resist, Donald Trump, Inauguration Day, Kansas City, missouri, peaceful demonstration, protest

January 20, 2017:

January 20, 2017 – Inauguration Day Protest – Kansas City, Missouri – Michael Bersin

On Inauguration Day close to two thousand people gathered on the grounds of the Liberty Memorial in Kansas City for a rally and march to protest the inauguration of Donald Trump. Like many of the early demonstrations opposed to the new administration this was loosely organized by word of mouth and on-line. The march started from the ground of the memorial, across Washington Square Park, and then up Main Street. There was a significant Kansas City Police presence. The sky was overcast with a light drizzle as the march proceeded across the park.

The organized Women’s March was scheduled for Washington Square Park the next day. It was when we saw the size of this demonstration that we understood that the Women’s March was going to be big.

It was a peaceful demonstration. No one (that we saw) carried a firearm. They just carried signs and banners, all homemade.

William Barr (r) was kissing Donald Trump’s (r) ass and it just accidentally went off

17 Thursday Sep 2020

Posted by Michael Bersin in Resist, social media

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#resist, 4th Congressional District, Donald Trump, Fascist, First Amendment, gaslighting, Lindsey Simmons, missouri, peaceful protest, protest, social media, sycophant, tear gas, Twitter, Vicky Hartzler, William Barr

Vicky Hartzler (r) [2016 file photo].

Alternative history:

Rep. Vicky Hartzler @RepHartzler
Our #CommitmentToAmerica is to protect the fundamental principles that keep our communities safe.

I condemn ALL who hijack a legitimate national conversation and use it as an excuse to loot, destroy, and kill. Their actions are reprehensible and have no place in our nation.
[….]
8:39 AM · Sep 16, 2020

In the 4th Congressional District?

Lindsey Simmons (D) [2020 file photo].

The reality:

Lindsey Simmons @LynzforCongress
Hard to keep communities safe when the President of the United States gasses his own citizens.
[….]
5:44 AM · Sep 17, 2020

“It was an accident, I swear.”

Bad combover. Check. Too long red tie. Check. Orange spray tan. Check. Tiny hands. Check. Cluelessness. Check…

What’s the matter with Josh?

26 Wednesday Aug 2020

Posted by Michael Bersin in Josh Hawley, social media, US Senate

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Jacob Blake, Josh Hawley, Kenosha, missouri, murder, protest, social media, Twitter, Wisconsin

Always behind, always with a painfully wrong take.

This morning, from Josh Hawley (r):

Josh Hawley @HawleyMO
Waiting for @JoeBiden and the Democrats to fully and unequivocally condemn the rioting and murder in Kenosha. More and more the Marxist “social revolution” Left appears to be in control of the Democratic Party
[….]
10:14 AM · Aug 26, 2020

As always, the responses:

A white guy crossed state lines with an high powered rifle, murdered two people and tried to kill a third. And then bragged about it.

Did you ever at any time in the past actually respect the law?

Joe Biden has in fact condemned the rioting and looting in our country. If you don’t believe me, here is proof. Stop with your stupid lies. [….]

Hawley doesn’t care about facts, let alone reality. He and @GOP have emboldened (and refuse to condemn) domestic terrorists like Kyle Rittenhouse, because they are the party of white supremacy. Period.

So police can just shoot anyone and you’re ok with it, got it

Well, I doubt he agrees with “anyone” probably more like any black man.

A white vigilante killed two people last night in Kenosha. Why aren’t you denouncing him?

A man shot in the back. People react with outrage. You say caring about not being killed is “Marism.” Protesters shot by militia. Now,3 dead. Yet you stay silent and demand condemnation of the REACTION, not action.

What is it about the killers, compared to the victims? Hmmm…

So brave and bold of you to demand they condemn it a day after they condemned it. [….]

Hey, Josh. I was wondering what your thoughts were on the 17-year-old Blue Lives Matter who murdered multiple people in cold blood at the protests. You got thoughts on that?

It was a 17 year old white militia kid armed to the teeth who TRAVELED from Illinois and killed 2 protesters.

All while Rs are fear-mongering on tv about “people coming to your suburb” to harm you.

Have you said anything about the guy who had an AR-15 at age 17, and went across state lines to engage with his perceived enemies,Senator?

Hey Josh

Just checking in. Any statement yet?

Guess what. We found out who radicalized Kyle Ritterhouse.
Comments? Questions?

That’s just a lie – & you know it — Republican talking points – throw in the words Socialists & Marxists into every conversation as often as possible.
Why did a police officer shoot a man 7 times in the back – a black man – that is the conversation we should be having.

They did so BEFORE you asked!
But we are still waiting to see you condemn the vigilante who killed two unarmed protesters — a vigilante who was front row at Trump Iowa rally, and who epitomizes the gun-worshipping culture of the Trump administration. [….]

He already did.
Your turn.
[….]

The shooter, front rower at a Trump rally
[….]

Biden condemned it already.
Google his statement..

In fact Hawley, there is ANOTHER VIDEO of this same POS as, it appears, he shot, it looks like, a guy in the head outside the shop and then ran which leads to the next video of him shooting more people down the street.

THIS IS NOT A MARXIST, LEFTIST. He has been named.

Literally a Trump supporter.

Yup he is.

You know that the murderer was a right-wing fanatic, right? As with Heather Heyer’s killer.

The murderer was just named: Kyle Rittenhouse, a white supremacist from Illinois. I condemn him. Biden will condemn him. Many Democrats will condemn him. Will Trump? Will you?

Waiting for your swift condemnation of the out-of-state white supremacist who gunned down protesters…

And when will you condemn a 17 year old armed with an AR15 who took the law into his own hands and murdered 2 last night and injured several more?

and was allowed to do so by the cops

The murderer is a white supremacist and Trump supporter. Why does Biden or the dems have to condemn one of yours?

Who did the murder, Josh? Was it a BLM protestor or a teenage agitator?

I’ve had ice cream cones that aged better than this tweet.

Probably should have read first, Josh. They already did this.

While we have you here, any thoughts on the teenager who murdered people in the streets last night with the cooperation of the Kenosha police?

Waiting for people like you to say something about that 17-year-old who crossed state lines with a gun, killed two people, and went home even though the police were right there watching.

Here’s the terrorist who traveled from Illinois to Wisconsin…shot and killed 2 protestors.
So, Josh, condemn this!

Jacob Blake apparently showed up at that scene to help break up a fight. So how come the Kenosha PD shot him, instead of thanking him and giving him bottled water?

The murder was committed by a white supremacist. Why doesn’t the president denounce them?

The stochastic terrorist in the white house cheers this little white supremacists murderer on. He will probably pardon him.

Also, where is your full and unequivocal condemnation for the calls to action for militias to descend upon Kenosha with arms and live ammo?

A right-wing kid openly carrying a big-ass gun just killed people and you’re mad at … Joe Biden??? Bro that’s just evil.

Josh you’re an ass. As a Missourian I’m ashamed to have you as a Senator for MO. You know Joe will condemn the shooter’s actions. You also know Trump & the GOP won’t bc he was radicalized by your party. He made several posts that prove it. Trump will never acknowledge him. Shhh

Lawyer? You have a duty of candor. Try living it

I can’t think of anything foul enough to say to you after this tweet that won’t get me permanently kicked off of twitter.

Hey Josh, actual Missouri voter here – stop speaking for us.

When are you going to fully and unequivocally condemn the right-wing terrorist who murdered two people last night?

A white 17 year old who crossed state lines from IL to WI, carrying an AR-15 shot and killed people in Kenosha last night. He was NOT one of the protestors. Coming from IL to WI with a gun is not protecting your city. He came to kill people. And he was one of yours.

who did the murders, Josh

And on and on.

Josh Hawley (r) [2016 file photo].

SB 9 in the special session: anticipation

02 Sunday Aug 2020

Posted by Michael Bersin in Missouri General Assembly, Missouri Senate, Resist

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#resist, First Amendment, General Assembly, missouri, Missouri Senate, protest, SB 9, Special Session

“Useless laws weaken the necessary laws.” – Charles-Louis de Secondat, baron de La Brède et de Montesquieu (1689 – 1755)

A bill, introduced in the current special session of the Missouri General Assembly:

SB 9 – This act creates the offense of unlawful traffic interference if, with the intention to impede vehicular traffic, the person walks, stands, sits, kneels, lays, or places an object in a manner that blocks passage by a vehicle on any public street or highway.

This offense is a Class A misdemeanor if a person blocks a public street for the first violation and a Class E felony for any subsequent violation.

This offense is a Class E felony if a person blocks an interstate highway.

This offense is a Class D felony if a person blocks a street or highway as part of an unlawful assembly.

Some details:

[….] (2) “Unlawful assembly”, two or more persons who meet for the purpose of violating any of the criminal laws of this state or of the United States.

Do meetings in offices in the capitol building qualify? Just asking.

2. A person commits the offense of unlawful traffic interference if, with the intention to impede vehicular traffic, the person walks, stands, sits, kneels, lays, or places an object in such a manner as to block passage by a vehicle on any public street, highway, or interstate highway. [….]

In Warrensburg, Missouri on May 31, 2020:

When you can’t hear or see dissent than there is no First Amendment.

Previously:

George Floyd – Protest – Warrensburg, Missouri – Sunday afternoon, May 31, 2020 (May 31, 2020)

George Floyd – Protest – Warrensburg, Missouri – Sunday afternoon, May 31, 2020 – part 2 (June 1, 2020)

So, today in Jefferson City (July 30, 2020)

How not to escalate (July 31, 2020)

Law and oh-dare (August 1, 2020)

Law and oh-dare

01 Saturday Aug 2020

Posted by Michael Bersin in meta, Resist

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#resist, concern trolling, Jefferson City, meta, missouri, protest

“…Apparently a few people staged a die in on the street next to the Governor’s Mansion. In the afternoon in July in Jefferson City. Really? It’s not like they were blocking rush hour traffic…”

We continue to get comments:

Are you trying to justify that no law was broken because there was not “rush hour traffic”? That is pitiful. Protesters have the right to assemble, but they have no need to block the streets and expect nothing to happen. Also, please work on your grammar and sentence structure. I got a headache from reading this.

A hand wringing concern troll. Heh.

You’re here, aren’t you?

“…I got a headache from reading this.”

Then don’t read us. Or, I dunno, start your own blog and do better?

On July 4, 2020 in Warrensburg:

Interesting. People in the street. Police are present. No escalation. Peaceful protest. No pepper spray or tear gas.

Previously:

So, today in Jefferson City (July 30, 2020)

How not to escalate (July 31, 2020)

How not to escalate

31 Friday Jul 2020

Posted by Michael Bersin in meta

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Jefferson City, meta, missouri, police brutality, protest

“…Apparently [yesterday] a few people staged a die in on the street next to the Governor’s Mansion. In the afternoon in July in Jefferson City. Really? It’s not like they were blocking rush hour traffic…”

Jefferson City Police overreacted.

Michael Bersin @MBersin
Replying to @MO_HouseDems and @SharkFu
The nerve. Blocking a street and hindering traffic in Jefferson City during the busiest time of day. In July. I feel sorry for the tour groups waiting to get into the Governor’s Mansion who had to see this. Oh, wait…
5:18 AM · Jul 31, 2020

We get comments, directed at Show Me Progress:

They have no right to be in the street and they were told so. Look what they did in Columbia. You give you protesters an inch and you take a mile. Peaceful is not blocking streets and other taxpayers rights to drive down the streets. The protesters need to learn the definition of peaceful

This crap of protests needs to be squashed before it turns in Seattle. Protesting on the sidewalks, bullhorns, signs are fine, but when you move into the public thruway, stop it.

Hand wringing concern trolls. They try to post comments here. We usually let them languish in comment moderation for eternity (or until we stop paying the hosting bill).

There was no street traffic. And if there was, knowing that area of Jefferson City, approaching from the Capitol, all a driver would have to do is turn right to detour, drive up a block, and then turn left and then right to return to the same street. How inconvenient. A freakin’ block. Maybe our concern trolls consider this a slippery slope of some sort.

How do other towns in Missouri handle such outrageous behavior?

In Warrensburg, at the end of May:

Interesting. People in the street. Police are present. No escalation. Peaceful protest. No pepper spray or tear gas.

George Floyd – Protest – Warrensburg, Missouri – Sunday afternoon, May 31, 2020 (May 31, 2020)

George Floyd – Protest – Warrensburg, Missouri – Sunday afternoon, May 31, 2020 – part 2 (June 1, 2020)

In Warrensburg, in June:

Interesting. People in the street. Police are present. No escalation. Peaceful protest. No pepper spray or tear gas.

March for George Floyd and Justice – Warrensburg, Missouri – June 8, 2020 (June 8, 2020)

March for George Floyd and Justice – Warrensburg, Missouri – June 8, 2020 – part 2 (June 9, 2020)

And in July:

Silent March for Justice – Warrensburg, Missouri – July 4, 2020 (July 4, 2020)

Again, interesting. People in the street. Police are present. No escalation. Peaceful protest. No pepper spray or tear gas.

Previously:

So, today in Jefferson City (July 30, 2020)

So, today in Jefferson City

30 Thursday Jul 2020

Posted by Michael Bersin in Resist

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#resist, ACLU, escalation, governor's mansion, Jefferson City, missouri, protest

This evening from Missouri ACLU:

Breaking: Statement regarding unconstitutional use of chemical agents and arrests outside of the Governor’s Mansion.

“The brutality inflicted on peaceful protesters and journalists by the rogue police force in front of the governor’s mansion today was reprehensible. Under the First Amendment, protestors have the right to assemble and demand accountability from their government. Journalists have the right and duty to report those demands. This especially rings true in front of the taxpayer-funded Governor’s mansion and down the street from the Missouri State Capitol building.

Police have no right to pretend that a law has been violated to justify arrests. But even when protestors can be arrested shooting chemical agents at protestors who were in the process of complying with officer orders is a callous and inappropriate response to dissent. This is another shameful example of police officers unable to accept criticism who then demonstrates that criticism is valid by resorting to the gratuitous use of force. No official who fails to denounce these tactics can be taken seriously if they claim in the future that care about our constitutional rights. Missouri must reevaluate its priorities and recognize that true public safety starts with police reform.”

And:

Kaitlyn Schallhorn @K_Schallhorn
I identified myself as a reporter multiple times and followed instructions the police gave as to where to stand. I had one officer yell at me multiple times to move, I did as instructed. He threatened to arrest me several times.
2:04 PM · Jul 30, 2020

Apparently a few people staged a die in on the street next to the Governor’s Mansion. In the afternoon in July in Jefferson City. Really? It’s not like they were blocking rush hour traffic.

Escalation is not a smart strategery. Not now. Not during a leadership crisis. Not during a pandemic.

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