The Siege of Minneapolis

[Jaw]

You realize DHS is taking the investigation because they want to bury this. That's the biggest admission of guilt in the world. They won't find their own guilty and instead just stall until they hope they can brush this under the carpet.

Or they saw Chauvin wrongfully convicted and don’t trust blue city and state justice systems.

 

[thethe]

The fact that people in red states will happily cheer on militarized police forces assaulting and killing Americans in order to enforce immigration laws from the comfort of their rural communities is another excellent example.

We recognize that resisting arrest is a bad decision. Tbe left thinks it’s a good one.

 

[zitothebrave]

They weren’t gunned down for exercising their rights. If they were then we would see entire Signal chats go dark. So be honest with yourself about what was different with the ones who were shot. Once again, this is all very simple.

It's simple, we're seeing ICE executing american citizens for being on the streets blowing whistles and recording thier actions. Period, that's it. This isn't some kind of conspiracy, no one is going there looking to die. What we're seeing are untrained people being put into a space that is putting them in situations that is leading to American citizens dying.

 

[Metaphysicist]

Perhaps he thinks of legal immigrants as Americans instead of foreigners? I know it’s an unnatural way of thinking to the identity politics side.

Legitimate question: How many verifiably illegal arrests of people here legally (in whatever status) would it take to convince you that ICE is acting lawlessly and that’s what people are mad about?

 

[thethe]

It's simple, we're seeing ICE executing american citizens for being on the streets blowing whistles and recording thier actions. Period, that's it. This isn't some kind of conspiracy, no one is going there looking to die. What we're seeing are untrained people being put into a space that is putting them in situations that is leading to American citizens dying.

That’s right - no resistance to arrest.

 

[mqt]

We recognize that resisting arrest is a bad decision. Tbe left thinks it’s a good one.

Unless it’s for COVID or January 6th or a Democrat law.

 

[zitothebrave]

Or they saw Chauvin wrongfully convicted and don’t trust blue city and state justice systems.

LMAO you're fucking dense.

No they're taking this because they know the FBI would find them guilty. The FBI took the other case where they killed an american citizen knowing that there was some plausible deniability they could find. This case is cut and dry. Hope the pRetty family sues the US Government for wrongful death because they'll win.

 

[thethe]

Legitimate question: How many illegal arrests of people here legally (in whatever status) would it take to convince you that ICE is acting lawlessly and that’s what people are mad about?

What happens to those people in these super rare circumstances?

 

[thethe]

Unless it’s for COVID or January 6th or a Democrat law.

Who cheered on resisting arrest in any of theee scenarios?

 

[Jaw]

The fact that people in red states will happily cheer on militarized police forces assaulting and killing Americans in order to enforce immigration laws from the comfort of their rural communities is another excellent example.

No one is being assaulted and you know that. People who interfere and being policed, and people who resist are catching what those people always will. People who hit law enforcement officers with cars hard enough to cause internal bleeding are being shot, and we’ll know more about this latest foot soldier soon. But yes, I do cheer law enforcement not just wilting and going away because people with nothing better to do decide to interfere with legitimate law enforcement that they don’t like.

 

[zitothebrave]

That’s right - no resistance to arrest.

What warrant was served, what activity were they doing that was illegal? What justification for arrest was there?

 

[Metaphysicist]

What happens to those people in these super rare circumstances?

Answer my question, and I’ll answer yours.

 

[zitothebrave]

No one is being assaulted and you know that. People who interfere and being policed, and people who resist are catching what those people always will. People who hit law enforcement officers with cars hard enough to cause internal bleeding are being shot, and we’ll know more about this latest foot soldier soon. But yes, I do cheer law enforcement not just wilting and going away because people with nothing better to do decide to interfere with legitimate law enforcement that they don’t like.

Fucking hell you're dumb.

 

[thethe]

Answer my

Answer my question, and I’ll answer yours.

As long as those people ar timely released and any damages rewarded to them I have no limit. It’s an expected result when you have to remove 20m that were brought here illegally INTENTIONALLY.

 

[mqt]

No one is being assaulted and you know that. People who interfere and being policed, and people who resist are catching what those people always will. People who hit law enforcement officers with cars hard enough to cause internal bleeding are being shot, and we’ll know more about this latest foot soldier soon. But yes, I do cheer law enforcement not just wilting and going away because people with nothing better to do decide to interfere with legitimate law enforcement that they don’t like.

I genuinely don’t, because I’ve seen them do it. If you consider being argumentative or filming an officer to be obstruction of justice that must be met with physical violence by the officer, then I suppose you wouldn’t see it as assault.

 

[Metaphysicist]

As long as those people ar timely released and any damages rewarded to them I have no limit. It’s an expected result when you have to remove 20m that were brought here illegally INTENTIONALLY.

There is no damages remedy. Is your answer still “infinity”?

 

[Jaw]

Legitimate question: How many verifiably illegal arrests of people here legally (in whatever status) would it take to convince you that ICE is acting lawlessly and that’s what people are mad about?

These are the people who protested George Floyd dying of an overdose while in an approved detention hold. Forgive me for not finding them credible, or respectable.

 

[Jaw]

I genuinely don’t, because I’ve seen them do it. If you consider being argumentative or filming an officer to be obstruction of justice that must be met with physical violence by the officer, then I suppose you wouldn’t see it as assault.

Go to any country you can think of. Walk up to a police officer trying to write a ticket or arrest someone or investigate a crime scene. Get in between them and their job and argue. Report back to us what happens.

 

[thethe]

There is no damages remedy. Is your answer still “infinity”?

Infinity is not happening and you know it. The number is small and to me is collateral damage.

Wrongful arrest happen every day and it’s not due to intentional action.

 

[thethe]

Go to any country you can think of. Walk up to a police officer trying to write a ticket or arrest someone or investigate a crime scene. Get in between them and their job and argue. Report back to us what happens.

This is not hard