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Tag Archives: fpd
“Watchdog or Lapdog?” (1991 Revisited)
[ed. After talking to a veteran comrade about our most recent posts (on Sheriff Baca, Fullerton and the LAPD), he dug through his archives and produced the following long-form article about police accountability, originally published in 1991 in “Minority Trendsletter,” a … Continue reading
Posted in ACAB/FTP, Archival, California, Liberalism, Los Angeles, Media, Prisons, War on the Poor, white supremacy
Tagged 1991, accountability, AIM, California, Charlie Beck, civilian review board, copwatch, eric garcetti, fpd, fullerton, kelly thomas, lapd, los angeles, movement, murder, NCOPA, pigs, police, police brutality, police commissions, rodney king, Steve Soboroff, violence
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Why We Go: On Taking the “I” Out of Nietzsche and Becoming Wetzscheans Together
If you were in the streets of Fullerton on Saturday, January 18th, 2014 – you assuredly encountered a strange tension. No, it didn’t come from the Fullerton Police, who made a tactical decision to avoid any overt presence at the … Continue reading
Posted in ACAB/FTP, Action, California, Liberalism, Los Angeles, occupy, Skid Row, War on the Poor, white supremacy
Tagged acab, Brown Berets, community, fpd, ftp, fullerton, kelly thomas, liberal, liberalism, march, martin luther king, Nietzsche, oscar grant, peace policing, police brutality, resistance, ressentiment, sidewalks, states of injury, streets, the families, violence, wendy brown
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