KMUD Makes the SRPD
The controversy over KMUD radio's drug bust reports made today's Santa Rosa Press- Democrat.
posted by Fred Mangels @ 6:54 AM
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6 Comments:
Once pot is legalized, KMUD will disappear. These news reports make it clear precisely who they support, and it's not us.
My military oath was to protect the Constitution, not CAMP or the Santa Rosa PD. The right of citizens to organize against an unjust government is the whole foundation of our government. The only problem here is that we don't exercise that right enough. Kudos to KMUD for standing up against 7:18 and the rest of the weak kneed crowd.
Weak-kneed crowd is an interesting way to describe law-abiding citizens.
So Randy Weaver, conversely, do citizens then have rights to organize against unjust citizens? Like lawbreakers such as yourself?
The KMUD "spokesmen say they now function more as traffic warnings than drug alerts."
Later, they say that the locations are not pinpointed. So how would they be traffic alerts?
Don't you think the original intention of the first amendment in our constitution was directed at the government? In other words to allow the free press to talk about what the government is doing? Maybe the government needs to be more secretive about it's operation against criminals instead of limiting the press.
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