"Marlena's Journal" Telling It Like It Is In - Minnesota Not So Nice
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1marlenafearing
Marlena's Journal documents the price that I paid as a female contractor trying to uphold fair housing laws in the State of Minnesota. I was jailed for refusing to evict blacks from their home. The courts were used at the State and Federal level to retaliate against me for refusing to become a victim of arrogance and abuse of power.
This is a "Must Read For Every American". See: www.Marlena's Journal.com
This is a "Must Read For Every American". See: www.Marlena's Journal.com
2MarkAlexander
This sounds like the sort of thing that Michael Moore would be interested in. Have you seen his film "Capitalism, a love Story" ? In this country its not easy to evict people. Even squatters can hang on for years. Only the police have the authority to physically drag people away.
3perdondaris
And they do it---especially in the reactionary areas of the country.
4JNagarya
It's easy to evict a person -- if one has a legitimate reason to do so. The landlord's contrary, and false, lament is simply a rant against actual establishment of equality before the law for all.
"Only the police have the authority to physically drag people away."
Not so: I know of a housing court judge who sentenced a tenants' rights advocate to jail for contempt of court -- no police necessary. And who from time to time sentenced recalcitrant landlords to live in their for-profit slum housing until brought up to codes -- no police necessary.
"Only the police have the authority to physically drag people away."
Not so: I know of a housing court judge who sentenced a tenants' rights advocate to jail for contempt of court -- no police necessary. And who from time to time sentenced recalcitrant landlords to live in their for-profit slum housing until brought up to codes -- no police necessary.
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