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Get fired up for the *peaceful* protests for the National Day of Protest to Stop Police Brutality with two awful tales of police brutality being directed against peaceful people.

Successful civil disobedience in response to Orlando Florida's unjust laws preventing peaceful people from feeding other peaceful people in public places.

While many animals have evolved to be socially agreeable, bonobos, a close cousin of chimpanzees seem to have experienced a natural evolutionary process of becoming a more peaceful creature.

Apparently a few law enforcers went undercover dressed as anarchists to make it look like a not so peaceful protest. The real protestors were PEACEFUL.

While on a peaceful march near Union Square in downtown Manhattan, multiple female protestors were penned up in the street by orange mesh baricade, then maliciously maced.

The women were peaceful and unarmed. They were secured by barricade with an overwhelming police presence. And they were then sprayed directly in the face with pressurized mace...

WeAreTheOther99 continues to peacefully occupy lower Manhattan to begin a dialogue with the Top 1% with the goal of a peaceful transition of power back to the People.

"We All Live in a Fascist Regime"
A peaceful person was arrested by the British police state for singing about our civilization's continuuing descent into a tyranny where free speech is no longer accepted by the control system.

Peacekeeper is a product and a movement. Peacekeeper is creating a new model of defense where private individuals will be defending and securing their households and neighborhoods without the state. We are ready to move forward to a more peaceful future.

Patricia Smith, a registered nurse, was caught growing marijuana in her basement. She's never harmed anyone, but for some reason, the state considers her a menace to society (for 2-4 years at least). So, of course, they ruined her life. Here is the video of her trial and her treatment at the hands of state bureaucrats, who show no mercy as they crush this peaceful woman.

About 100 video cameras were handed out to volunteers who committed to record all police encounters they come across.

Peaceful Streets Project organizer Antonio Buehler said he hopes the project and summit will help a culture shift.

"One where the people don't have to live afraid of the police and they don't have to be afraid to stand up for their rights. One where bad cops get run out of their organizations by the good cops, and one where the chain of command and internal affairs and the system doesn't cover up the crimes of these criminal cops," Buehler said.