Are you ok with participating in peaceful protests (optional)? [More]What's optional? Our protesting or their hiring if we're not OK with it?
Craigslist took down the original, but the Wayback Machine caught it.
One wonders: Can incitement charges be dismissed due to a First Amendment "performance art" excuse? How this is not eligible for a RICO look-see is unclear, and on the civil front, the words "knew or should have known" come to mind when considering consequences and the culpability of the money men behind them.
Gee, "progressives" pretending "actors" are activists. Who ever heard of such a thing?
Here's how the scam works.
[Via DvD]
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"Crowds on Demand" has a web page up with long and detailed lists of services offered--everything from a riot on demand (though they don't use ugly words like "riot") to "crisis actors" for pre-written, pre-rehearsed publicity stunts and other phony public incidents, everything from phony paparazzi to phony security guards.
There's also a Wikipedia article, to no one's surprise.
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