University of California, Berkeley students faced campus police action today after they ignored a weekend deadline to clear out of their makeshift encampment. The encampment in question, which was named "Occupy the Farm" for the distinctive agricultural focus of the camp dwellers, was raided by the university's campus police force today in a series of episodes that were captured on video by the Associated Press:
9 people were reportedly arrested.
Given the level of acceptance of national socialism in California, it's no surprise that the right to assemble is so vehemently opposed. Public universities owe the taxpayer in part to their existence, so they have a responsibility to defend that right of assembly.
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