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BLM does not want young Black men and women to know the importance of individual choice in determining how an encounter with police will end. Instead of modeling lawful behavior, BLM and progressive politicians in Congress seem to hold the regressive belief that Black people are always right even when they are clearly wrong, many progressives — White and Black — hold a dangerous belief that black people are justified in challenging and disobeying lawful police orders. This encourages a dangerous double standard that erodes the rule of law and contributes to more criminal behavior. – Carol Swain	Found on FOX News 1 year ago
The bottom line is that willfully disobeying a lawful order is incompatible with military service and to get a vaccination is a lawful order. – Secretary Frank Kendall	Found on CNN 2 years ago
The moment you bring a gun onto the House floor in violation of rules, you put everyone around you in danger. It is irresponsible, it is reckless, but beyond that it is the violation of rules, you are openly disobeying the rules that we have established as a community, which means that you can not be trusted to be held accountable to what we've decided as a community. And so I don't really care what they say their intentions are, I care what the impact of their actions are, and the impact is to put all 435 members of Congress in danger. – Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez	Found on CNN 3 years ago
We can not have people disobeying the law, the President is not above the law. And neither is Ms. Conway above the law. – Elijah Cummings	Found on CNN 4 years ago

BLM does not want young Black men and women to know the importance of individual choice in determining how an encounter with police will end. Instead of modeling lawful behavior, BLM and progressive politicians in Congress seem to hold the regressive belief that Black people are always right even when they are clearly wrong, many progressives — White and Black — hold a dangerous belief that black people are justified in challenging and disobeying lawful police orders. This encourages a dangerous double standard that erodes the rule of law and contributes to more criminal behavior.

– Carol Swain

Found on FOX News
1 year ago

The bottom line is that willfully disobeying a lawful order is incompatible with military service and to get a vaccination is a lawful order.

– Secretary Frank Kendall

Found on CNN
2 years ago

The moment you bring a gun onto the House floor in violation of rules, you put everyone around you in danger. It is irresponsible, it is reckless, but beyond that it is the violation of rules, you are openly disobeying the rules that we have established as a community, which means that you can not be trusted to be held accountable to what we've decided as a community. And so I don't really care what they say their intentions are, I care what the impact of their actions are, and the impact is to put all 435 members of Congress in danger.

– Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

Found on CNN
3 years ago

We can not have people disobeying the law, the President is not above the law. And neither is Ms. Conway above the law.

– Elijah Cummings

Found on CNN
4 years ago

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