 Inauguration Protesters Could Face Decades In Prison; This Is War Against The First AmendmentAs liberals are fighting over a picture posted by a self-professed D-List comedian and Bill Maher uttering the  N  word, Republicans are waging a serious attack on the First Amendment by attempting to silence our constitutional right to protest.As you may recall, on January 20th, millions of people took to the streets to protest the inauguration of Donald Trump. In Washington, D.C., 230 protesters were arrested after anarchists clashed with the police.Anti-Trump chants were occasionally drowned out by the thuds of sound grenades and smoke bombs.Left behind was broken glass from the windows of cafes, restaurants and banks. Declarations of resistance marked the walls and pavements:  Make racists afraid again,  and  F*ck Trump .Images of a limousine in flames later made it onto television screens and the front pages of news websites around the world.Source: Al JazeeraThe D.C. courts decided to throw the book at the protesters. 230 protesters and bystanders were initially charged with felony rioting, which carries a maximum sentence of 10 years and a $25,000 fine.On April 27th, though, the Superior Court of D.C. doubled down and now 212 of those defendants are facing up to 80 years in prison. Some of the defendants are journalists, who face up to 70 years, each. This, despite the fact that a lot of them seemed to have been swept up in the confusion and they had no warning to disperse or that tear gas and rubber bullets were coming their way.For (protester Olivia) Alsip, the ever-present weight of the charges has already taken a toll on her life.  I m pretty shocked by the impact it s had on my personal life,  she explains. It seems that innocent until proven guilty is a falsehood   all the way from the prosecution and police to the people who had previously supported me in my activism. It s hanging over my head the entire time, which makes it really challenging. It hinders your ability to plan your life. The bigger issue, of course, is the fact that the First Amendment seems to be under attack from all angles. Donald Trump has been staging a war on the media. A man who body slammed a journalist was just elected to Congress. Some states are legalizing murdering protesters with your car.While some of the protesters in D.C. were undoubtedly involved in rioting, the penalties are draconian and it seems the courts have no interest in figuring out who the guilty parties really were. What this will accomplish for the right is fear. People will be reluctant to express their opinions because they could be thrown in prison, or in some states, run over by a car.Featured image via Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images. News
inauguration protesters could face decades in prison this is war against the first amendments liberals fighting picture posted comedian bill mater entering n word republicans waging serious attack first amendment attempting silence constitutional right may recall january millions people took streets protest inauguration donald trump in washington protesters arrested anarchists clashed chants occasionally drowned thus sound grenades smoke behind broken glass windows cafes restaurants banks declarations resistance marked walls pavement make racists afraid f ck trump limousine flames later made onto television screens front pages news websites around al jazeerathe courts decided throw book protesters protesters bystanders initially charged felony rioting carries maximum sentence years april though superior court doubled defendants facing years prison some defendants journalists face years this despite fact lot seemed swept confusion warning disperse tear gas rubber bullets coming protester olivia also weight charges already taken toll life i pretty shocked impact personal life explains it seems innocent proven guilty falsehood way prosecution police people previously supported activism it hanging head entire time makes really challenging it hinder ability plan life the bigger issue course fact first amendment seems attack angles donald trump staging war media a man body slammed journalist elected congress some states legalizing murdering protesters protesters undoubtedly involved rioting penalties draconian seems courts interest figuring guilty parties really what accomplish right fear people reluctant express opinions could thrown prison states run image via chip images news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT:  Inauguration Protesters Could Face Decades In Prison; This Is War Against The First AmendmentAs liberals are fighting over a picture posted by a self-professed D-List comedian and Bill Maher uttering the  N  word, Republicans are waging a serious attack on the First Amendment by attempting to silence our constitutional right to protest.As you may recall, on January 20th, millions of people took to the streets to protest the inauguration of Donald Trump. In Washington, D.C., 230 protesters were arrested after anarchists clashed with the police.Anti-Trump chants were occasionally drowned out by the thuds of sound grenades and smoke bombs.Left behind was broken glass from the windows of cafes, restaurants and banks. Declarations of resistance marked the walls and pavements:  Make racists afraid again,  and  F*ck Trump .Images of a limousine in flames later made it onto television screens and the front pages of news websites around the world.Source: Al JazeeraThe D.C. courts decided to throw the book at the protesters. 230 protesters and bystanders were initially charged with felony rioting, which carries a maximum sentence of 10 years and a $25,000 fine.On April 27th, though, the Superior Court of D.C. doubled down and now 212 of those defendants are facing up to 80 years in prison. Some of the defendants are journalists, who face up to 70 years, each. This, despite the fact that a lot of them seemed to have been swept up in the confusion and they had no warning to disperse or that tear gas and rubber bullets were coming their way.For (protester Olivia) Alsip, the ever-present weight of the charges has already taken a toll on her life.  I m pretty shocked by the impact it s had on my personal life,  she explains. It seems that innocent until proven guilty is a falsehood   all the way from the prosecution and police to the people who had previously supported me in my activism. It s hanging over my head the entire time, which makes it really challenging. It hinders your ability to plan your life. The bigger issue, of course, is the fact that the First Amendment seems to be under attack from all angles. Donald Trump has been staging a war on the media. A man who body slammed a journalist was just elected to Congress. Some states are legalizing murdering protesters with your car.While some of the protesters in D.C. were undoubtedly involved in rioting, the penalties are draconian and it seems the courts have no interest in figuring out who the guilty parties really were. What this will accomplish for the right is fear. People will be reluctant to express their opinions because they could be thrown in prison, or in some states, run over by a car.Featured image via Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images. News
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: inauguration protesters could face decades in prison this is war against the first amendments liberals fighting picture posted comedian bill mater entering n word republicans waging serious attack first amendment attempting silence constitutional right may recall january millions people took streets protest inauguration donald trump in washington protesters arrested anarchists clashed chants occasionally drowned thus sound grenades smoke behind broken glass windows cafes restaurants banks declarations resistance marked walls pavement make racists afraid f ck trump limousine flames later made onto television screens front pages news websites around al jazeerathe courts decided throw book protesters protesters bystanders initially charged felony rioting carries maximum sentence years april though superior court doubled defendants facing years prison some defendants journalists face years this despite fact lot seemed swept confusion warning disperse tear gas rubber bullets coming protester olivia also weight charges already taken toll life i pretty shocked impact personal life explains it seems innocent proven guilty falsehood way prosecution police people previously supported activism it hanging head entire time makes really challenging it hinder ability plan life the bigger issue course fact first amendment seems attack angles donald trump staging war media a man body slammed journalist elected congress some states legalizing murdering protesters protesters undoubtedly involved rioting penalties draconian seems courts interest figuring guilty parties really what accomplish right fear people reluctant express opinions could thrown prison states run image via chip images news