Washington D.C.
This is not Nazi America, ... or is it?

Directly behind the U.S. Capitol building to the East, is the U.S. Supreme Court.

Supreme Court

Note the guards over my left shoulder. I had my yellow sweatshirt on when I got to this spot. See the man on my right shoulder. I took my sweatshirt off at that spot to get a picture in my orange shirt there and the guards rushed in.

They dissallowed the picture because it was a sign of protest. However, they have nocontrol when I stood on the public sidewalk. It was an adreneline rush! It did create a commotion and several people became outspoken and asked the guards why I couldn't have the freedom of speech?  I also wonder who owns the steps?  Are they no longer public property or have the principles of democracy changed?

 

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