Arizona: So just suppose...

[Not Me]

two thoughts on grassroots throwing a wrench into their plans.

Suppose everyone baited the police into asking for documentation, and then refused to provide it until after a whole lot of effort had been expended.
Arraignment, etc. And then at the last minute, pull out your passport and say, "I am an American." Seems to me that would tax their systems to the point of breakdown.

Too dramatic? Okay, how about *everyone* in the state wear their documents around their neck.
Kind of like when you go to a convention or conference:


Just to make fools of this ridiculous law and the Republicans who foisted it upon the people of Arizona.
Every image of people taken in AZ would show the police state that taken over. I'm thinking it would have an impact.

[Ian David]

1. See prior thread: The way to get rid of the Arizona law is to make them enforce it.

The way to get rid of the Arizona law is to make them enforce it.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x8206533

[Sebastian Doyle]

2. If you were dealing with rational people, that might work.

However, Joe Arpaio is anything but rational. That fucking racist asshole is likely to tell his goons to shoot first (with at least tasers, if not bullets) and ask questions later.