Posted on Sep 8, 2020
Feds (Shockingly!) Unresponsive to Portland's $2000/Hour Fine for Fence Erected to Protect...
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Kind of funny...in a sad way. FOR A BIKE PATH!? or Defend Court House.
Commissioner Eudaly
Replying to @ChloeEudalyPDX
On Thursday, I directed @PBOTinfo to enforce on the federal occupiers for erecting a fence in our public right of way. PBOT filed a cease and desist demand on behalf of the City—we have not received a response.
Commissioner Eudaly
Replying to @ChloeEudalyPDX
On Thursday, I directed @PBOTinfo to enforce on the federal occupiers for erecting a fence in our public right of way. PBOT filed a cease and desist demand on behalf of the City—we have not received a response.
Feds (Shockingly!) Unresponsive to Portland's $2000/Hour Fine for Fence Erected to Protect...
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All I can do is sadly shake my head. Fines, that will never be paid, years of court trials all at the tax payer's expense. A total shit show from those that rule Portland.
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SSgt GG-15 RET Jim Lint
Funny thing is that if they want to sue at the Fed level, they have to go to that Court House in Portland. Not bright people.
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I would think the safety of a federal building, would Trump access to a bike path.
Shameful, if you think about it.
The "Mostly Peaceful" protesters where trying to set fire to the building repeatedly.
I guess the federal courts should sue the city of Portland and the state of Oregon, for failing to protect the Federal courthouse, all the damages and injuries, the building and taking down of the fence, and all the man-hours spent trying to protect a building the city and state refused to step up and defend, from the "Mostly peaceful" violent mob.
Perhaps they should also fine the organization(s) who promoted the "rally", incited violence and then failed to control its participants.
Just a thought.
Shameful, if you think about it.
The "Mostly Peaceful" protesters where trying to set fire to the building repeatedly.
I guess the federal courts should sue the city of Portland and the state of Oregon, for failing to protect the Federal courthouse, all the damages and injuries, the building and taking down of the fence, and all the man-hours spent trying to protect a building the city and state refused to step up and defend, from the "Mostly peaceful" violent mob.
Perhaps they should also fine the organization(s) who promoted the "rally", incited violence and then failed to control its participants.
Just a thought.
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SSgt GG-15 RET Jim Lint
Good point that the FED GOV needs to get the cost of protecting the court house back from Portland. Remember, it was Portland citizens and others doing the violence. But, they want the other 49 states taxpayers to pay for their 100 days of stupidity....criminal actions.
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