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That's a Glock 19

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Anonymous wrote:Pretti allegedly had an Sig P320 - a gun that has a horrible safety issue of letting off shots without a trigger press. It’s a known issue. I wonder if in the process of disarming him a shot from his gun went off and the panic started and shots were directed at him. Not excusing but trying to make sense.

That is exactly what happened. But the left (who knows nothing about guns) wont accept it.

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Anonymous wrote:I cannot help but notice the similarities between the leftist forces arrayed against the current conservative government and the same forces in both the Spanish and Finnish civil wars.

Both civil wars arose from deep political divisions. In Spain, the conflict was between Republicans (leftists) and Nationalists (rightists), while in Finland it was between the Reds (socialists, Marxists, secularists) and Whites (evangelical Lutherans, conservatives). (AI search result)

I find it interesting that we are seeing another flare up between these two groups. Will history repeat? Both wars saw protests in the streets preceding the outbreak of war.

The more interesting question isn’t MAGA Mike and Margie not getting out their guns to fight alongside “the leftists” who told them this would lead to tyranny (because if 1/6)???

What happened to the gadsdens flag, the oaths to the flag, the tough talk?

MAGA is conservative and nationalist. The protestors/agitators/strikers are leftists and socialist, on the side of the Palestinians and illegal aliens. The two sides would not join together unless the country was invaded.

Well this is certainly incorrect.

MAGA is far right extremism, the protestors are Americans.

Anonymous wrote:Footage from the car right next to where the shooting took place.

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This is RN Alex Pretti, written by a physician who knew him and worked next to him.

For Alex Pretti — From a Physician, For a Nurse

Every physician knows this: we do not save lives alone. We do it arm in arm with nurses. With ICU nurses. With the ones who catch what we miss, who speak up, who stay late, who hold families together when the medicine runs out.

Alex Pretti was that nurse. He chose to serve his country throughout his life, working in the ICU at the VA, serving veterans, serving those who had already given everything. He stood at bedsides where courage is quiet and exhaustion is constant, where nurses don’t get headlines — they get blood on their shoes and families in their arms.

Ask any doctor who worked with him and they will tell you: he protected. He taught. He defended women colleagues. He bought coffee for broken interns. He made the ICU more human. That is what great nurses do. They don’t just carry out orders. They carry the unit.

And then, one last time, he served as a nurse outside the hospital. With a camera in his hand. With his conscience in front of him. He stepped toward someone being harmed — not as a threat, not as a protester looking for chaos, but as a healer responding to suffering: the same reflex that defines this profession. His gun was legally holstered. His hands were occupied filming. His instinct was the same one every ICU nurse knows: see harm, step in, protect.

As physicians, we talk about teams, about trust, about partnership. Alex was the kind of nurse every doctor hopes to have when things go bad: the one who has your back, the one who has the patient’s back, the one who never looks away.

We didn’t just lose a man. We lost a nurse. A protector. A healer. And the hardest truth of all: he spent his life running toward danger for others — and in the end, that is what killed him.

Rest in power, Alex Pretti. Medicine and humanity will feel your absence.

https://www.reddit.com/r/nursing/comments/1qmtrr2/alex_pretti_from_the_perspective_of_those_who/

Garbage chatgpt AI

Yeah, no. Sorry that your narrative about him stinks like Norovirus diarrhea.

Interviews with people on the ground in Minneapolis:

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/shorts/e87reQrChA4 [/youtube]

Support Minnesota. https://www.standwithminnesota.com/

You disproved nothing.

Not talking to you, peanuts. Go piss on graves somewhere else.

Minnesota National Guard has showed up:

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Anonymous wrote:Pretti allegedly had an Sig P320 - a gun that has a horrible safety issue of letting off shots without a trigger press. It’s a known issue. I wonder if in the process of disarming him a shot from his gun went off and the panic started and shots were directed at him. Not excusing but trying to make sense.

That is exactly what happened. But the left (who knows nothing about guns) wont accept it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
This is RN Alex Pretti, written by a physician who knew him and worked next to him.

For Alex Pretti — From a Physician, For a Nurse

Every physician knows this: we do not save lives alone. We do it arm in arm with nurses. With ICU nurses. With the ones who catch what we miss, who speak up, who stay late, who hold families together when the medicine runs out.

Alex Pretti was that nurse. He chose to serve his country throughout his life, working in the ICU at the VA, serving veterans, serving those who had already given everything. He stood at bedsides where courage is quiet and exhaustion is constant, where nurses don’t get headlines — they get blood on their shoes and families in their arms.

Ask any doctor who worked with him and they will tell you: he protected. He taught. He defended women colleagues. He bought coffee for broken interns. He made the ICU more human. That is what great nurses do. They don’t just carry out orders. They carry the unit.

And then, one last time, he served as a nurse outside the hospital. With a camera in his hand. With his conscience in front of him. He stepped toward someone being harmed — not as a threat, not as a protester looking for chaos, but as a healer responding to suffering: the same reflex that defines this profession. His gun was legally holstered. His hands were occupied filming. His instinct was the same one every ICU nurse knows: see harm, step in, protect.

As physicians, we talk about teams, about trust, about partnership. Alex was the kind of nurse every doctor hopes to have when things go bad: the one who has your back, the one who has the patient’s back, the one who never looks away.

We didn’t just lose a man. We lost a nurse. A protector. A healer. And the hardest truth of all: he spent his life running toward danger for others — and in the end, that is what killed him.

Rest in power, Alex Pretti. Medicine and humanity will feel your absence.

https://www.reddit.com/r/nursing/comments/1qmtrr2/alex_pretti_from_the_perspective_of_those_who/

Garbage chatgpt AI

Yeah, no. Sorry that your narrative about him stinks like Norovirus diarrhea.

Interviews with people on the ground in Minneapolis:

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/shorts/e87reQrChA4 [/youtube]

Support Minnesota. https://www.standwithminnesota.com/

You disproved nothing.

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Anonymous wrote:Pretti allegedly had an Sig P320 - a gun that has a horrible safety issue of letting off shots without a trigger press. It’s a known issue. I wonder if in the process of disarming him a shot from his gun went off and the panic started and shots were directed at him. Not excusing but trying to make sense.

That is exactly what happened. But the left (who knows nothing about guns) wont accept it.

Anonymous wrote:even the other ICE agent was like "dude, WTF"

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Anonymous wrote:Pretti allegedly had an Sig P320 - a gun that has a horrible safety issue of letting off shots without a trigger press. It’s a known issue. I wonder if in the process of disarming him a shot from his gun went off and the panic started and shots were directed at him. Not excusing but trying to make sense.

That is exactly what happened. But the left (who knows nothing about guns) wont accept it.

We don't know that's what happened. In fact, it appears the agent in the black hat fires the first shot, as Pretti's body reacts to it.

And ICE agents also carry Sig P320s. And it's not as if every single P320 always goes off on its own. The incidents are real but few and far between.

This site is straight up propaganda. ICE moved to the Glock over a year ago because of the Sig's propensity to go off on its own.

More gas lighting from leftist loons, folks.

Anonymous wrote:I cannot help but notice the similarities between the leftist forces arrayed against the current conservative government and the same forces in both the Spanish and Finnish civil wars.

Both civil wars arose from deep political divisions. In Spain, the conflict was between Republicans (leftists) and Nationalists (rightists), while in Finland it was between the Reds (socialists, Marxists, secularists) and Whites (evangelical Lutherans, conservatives). (AI search result)

I find it interesting that we are seeing another flare up between these two groups. Will history repeat? Both wars saw protests in the streets preceding the outbreak of war.