Political stuff idk. US Citizens' Due Process Rights Saved from the NDAA's Indefinite Detention. You can't change the world if you don't believe in impossible things.
On Wednesday, I was reminded that my obstinate faith in the ability of citizens to stand up against an all-out assault on civil liberties by my own government is not so absurd, after all. Judge Katherine Forrest (an Obama-appointed judge) granted people everywhere a permanent injunction against an unconstitutional provision, section 1021, in the NDAA – and thus a reprieve from the terror of being indefinitely detained by the US military, without charge, evidence or trial. Journalist and author Chris Hedges, one of the plaintiffs in the case, outside federal court yesterday. (Image: Village Voice)
EQUALITY.