[lbo-talk] Re: death squads in our future?

[DoreneFC at aol.com]

I believe the Latin American death squad norm  and the US Lynch mob norm  
both include varying degrees of involvement, participation, or looking the 
other way by police authorities at many levels.

That should probably be distinguished from legal and procedural shredding of 
civil liberties including protection against police abuses. Police 
involvement as described above is certainly police abuse, but definitely not 
the only known form of that.

DoreneC

In a message dated 4/28/2003 11:56:49 AM Pacific Daylight Time, 
frank at marin.cc.ca.us writes:


> Subj:[lbo-talk] Re: death squads in our future? 
> Date:4/28/2003 11:56:49 AM Pacific Daylight Time
> From:<A HREF="mailto:frank at marin.cc.ca.us">frank at marin.cc.ca.us</A>
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> "Didn't a few Black Panthers meet their ends at the hands of death 
> squads of sorts?"
> 
> police departments and informant-infiltrators, as I recall, but not 
> vigiliante style lynch-posses or such...anyone know, or remember 
> differently??
> 
> fs 
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