Social ICE/deportation protests and riots megathread

100%. If these were officers who weren't masked and were easily identifiable, not people operating as faceless abductors with no oversight, she likely would have listened and not panicked to this degree. She probably read stories and saw clips of ICE and freaked. Here we are.
Another good point is if they were actual local police, they likely would have had body cams on which would clearly show if the officer was in the path of the car and in true danger. I'd say there is a 0.1% chance this guy had a body cam on.
 
Another good point is if they were actual local police, they likely would have had body cams on which would clearly show if the officer was in the path of the car and in true danger. I'd say there is a 0.1% chance this guy had a body cam on.
Dude, she hit the guy. He was obviously in the path.
 
Another good point is if they were actual local police, they likely would have had body cams on which would clearly show if the officer was in the path of the car and in true danger. I'd say there is a 0.1% chance this guy had a body cam on.
What if I told you,

Nobody is afraid of the cops, but of the masked men accompanying them..

You realize the American history has well documented accounts of lynch mobs working with local authorities?
 
Dude, she hit the guy. He was obviously in the path.
Not in the videos I have seen. He was off to the side of the car, not in front of it. He didn't pull some 80s action movie style shooting where he was in front of the car and blasted her while diving to safety. He stepped to the side, planted his feet, and shot. It wasn't necessary at all.
 
Last month on Long Island, one of my close friends, a Mexican American I grew up with and went to school with, was walking to work when two unmarked black SUVs pulled up. Several men wearing masks and no identifiable clothing jumped out, did not clearly announce who they were, grabbed him, and forced him into one of the vehicles. Only after he was restrained did they claim to be ICE. He showed them his valid ID, but they told him it was fake anyway. They took him to a detention facility and held him there for the entire day, finally releasing him around 10 PM. His family came to this country legally in the 1940s. He was born here. He is a U.S. citizen.

Even if people support immigration enforcement, this should worry everyone. Masked men in unmarked vehicles grabbing people off the street without clearly identifying themselves, dismissing valid ID, and detaining a citizen for hours looks indistinguishable from an abduction. That is not law and order. It is a breakdown of basic constitutional protections. If this can happen to a U.S. citizen going to work, it can happen to anyone. Accountability and clear limits on enforcement matter, no matter where you stand politically.
 
It's almost like filling your ranks with a bunch of incompetent cosplayers has consequences. And fuck every single person in this administration who immediately started calling this poor woman a "domestic terrorist".

This is the exact same line of propaganda they used when another agent tried to murder that woman in Chicago.
 
Oh sorry just created a thread on this.

Can't see how state-sanctioned murder is a "protest and riot" issue, TBH.
 
Not in the videos I have seen.
Watch some more angles. She clipped him. Clear as day.

It doesn't matter how much he was in front of the car, or not. She made contact with him. It's a greenlight at that point. It's not a game. Cops could've been on the side of the car and getting dragged, and the same thing will happen. When you use your car as a deadly weapon, they will treat you as deadly threat and put you in the ground. I repeat, it's not a game.
 
Watch some more angles. She clipped him. Clear as day.

It doesn't matter how much he was in front of the car, or not. She made contact with him. It's a greenlight at that point. It's not a game. Cops could've been on the side of the car and getting dragged, and the same thing will happen. When you use your car as a deadly weapon, they will treat you as deadly threat and put you in the ground. I repeat, it's not a game.

Shut the fuck up for once, you authoritarian garbage pile.

He's clearly out of danger, you're just a sociopathic freak.
 
Watch some more angles. She clipped him. Clear as day.

It doesn't matter how much he was in front of the car, or not. She made contact with him. It's a greenlight at that point. It's not a game. Cops could've been on the side of the car and getting dragged, and the same thing will happen. When you use your car as a deadly weapon, they will treat you as deadly threat and put you in the ground. I repeat, it's not a game.
It does matter because the ICE agent put himself in that situation. Its called officer-created jeopardy. What he did is most likely unjustifiable based on him creating the situation.
 
Shut the fuck up for once, you authoritarian garbage pile.

He's clearly out of danger, you're just a sociopathic freak.
He got clipped. Then she did. Don't try to run cops over, okay? Bad things tend to happen.
 
It does matter because the ICE agent put himself in that situation. Its called officer-created jeopardy. What he did is most likely unjustifiable based on him creating the situation.
LOL

Umm, no. She created the situation by not cooperating and trying to flee. If a cop stands in front of your vehicle during a stop, you do not have permission to run them over. Your argument is ridiculous.
 
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