Looks like they had a whole lot of people in an organized event. One normally needs a permit from the Park Service for something like that, otherwise they break it up.
Clearly it was a publicity stunt, probably aimed at getting the exact headline it got.
Yeah, and I've specifically seen this written up as "Arrested for dancing" like it was just an innocent, spontaneous thing, using the exact same verbiage in multiple liberal places, which made me rightly suspicious.
I'd have been suspicious sooner, except that currently I'm in a lot of pain, probably a reaction to a new medication, and on top of that, my computer went on the fritz and had to go into the shop. Which it did. Now it's back and working fine, and yes, I agree.
But THAT was in response to a previous case of a of several people (including MARY BROOKE OBERWETTER) dancing on the eve of TJ's birthday at the memorial. The same were arrested for dancing just as it says. Not so square as you state.
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Looks like they had a whole lot of people in an organized event. One normally needs a permit from the Park Service for something like that, otherwise they break it up.
Clearly it was a publicity stunt, probably aimed at getting the exact headline it got.
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http://www.cadc.uscourts.gov/internet/opinions.nsf/748BE2DE8AF2A2A485257893004E07FC/$file/10-5078-1308285.pdf
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