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Some points that should be addressed in this article include:
The relation of this website to the Sovereign citizen movement: Taking the last name Freeman (in the case of Adam Mueller), believing law enforcement does not have authority strictly beyond the boundaries of the Constitution, etc.
Re-wording the introduction paragraph of this page (Not everyone would agree that Cop Block exists solely to make police accountable for their actions; it could be argued that Cop Block advocates for a smaller law enforcement network with less authority)
Further discussion on the backgrounds of the founders, specifically on their anarchistic views
Correction of statements that may be taken as biased, including Activities, paragraph 3: ". . . which is not typically a crime under the 1st Amendment as well as many state laws"; if this is to be mentioned, then a thorough analysis of the charges should be provided including citation of the charges itself and citations of the law(s) broken (or not broken) — Preceding unsigned comment added by 128.163.239.15 (talk) 16:10, 13 August 2016 (UTC)Reply
