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Supreme Court refuses to defend constitutional right to organize
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It's hard to overstate how much danger this intentionally places protest organizers in. There's essentially no way to risk even holding them under this ruling, because some Right-wing asshole can show up in a mask, throw a brick at the cops, and they can arrest the organizers and charge them with felony assault of a police officer.
Shameful, fascist stuff.