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Anonymous wrote:Can someone tell me what a person who is at the scene of a protest has to do to appear NOT to be "resisting arrest" after being sprayed in the face with tear gas, punched repeatedly, and pinned down by multiple adult males? Are you supposed to remain motionless like a corpse while being tear gassed, punched, and sat upon?

Asking for me and my friends who will be attending more protests.

If you’re standing in the road and they ask you to move, move. It’s not hard. You have the right to protest, you do not have the right to block the street.

Did you watch the video? They did back up - Petti did for sure. But the ICE guys kept coming after them regardless. They were at the curb and out of traffic when he pepper sprayed them.

The video the poster above you says does not exist? Yes. So which is it? There is a video with him in the middle of the street or there’s not?

WHY DOES THAT MATTER? Standing in the street is not a reason for the government to kill somebody.

No but it is a stupid thing to do. And when you do stupid things, stupid stuff happens to you. It's common sense for most of us

So you're saying it was okay for them to execute him for standing in the street because you think it was stupid?

Anonymous wrote:Fox NEWS:

“We certainly should not be labeling Pretti as a domestic terrorist who is going to execute cops. There's no evidence to support that“

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Anonymous wrote:I found this analysis disturbing.

These guys are idiots. The feds are equipped with tons of lethal and debilitating weaponry.

The resistance is equipped with whistles and video cameras. Both legal.

GMAFB

They don't get to ignore the laws then complain about protesters being too organized and too systematic in their resistance approach. Either we are a country of laws and people with rights, or you've tossed the rulebook, and all is fair.
They sound like a bunch of whiny babies complaining that protester won't follow the law, with their faces covered, in a city that has told them to leave, with no border in sight, doing door to door round ups, entering homes without a warrant, kidnapping citizens.

You created an insurgency because you started a war.

Let’s not validate the premise. There’s no insurgency. It’s massive, peaceful, demonstrations. Its neighbors helping each other survive. That’s it. ICE needs to stop what they’re doing.

No, that isn’t “it.” This resistance has been highly organize from the time ICE came to MN (before anyone died). There are code names, tracking of ICE agents, consistent harassment of them, trying to physically impede them, etc. Maybe it’s not an “insurgency,” but it’s not just spontaneous and it’s not just people standing far back taking cell phone video. Read the WaPo article if you want more details.

Are you unfamiliar with the history of protests? You don't think they're ever organized? Really?

Is the PP aware of the PTA? I swear these men who are so confused about how everyday people are organizing have never been to a school play, a church potluck, a block party. Well, I mean, of course they have been, but they walk in when all the planning has been done (usually by women) and think things just happen. idiots.

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Anonymous wrote:Can someone tell me what a person who is at the scene of a protest has to do to appear NOT to be "resisting arrest" after being sprayed in the face with tear gas, punched repeatedly, and pinned down by multiple adult males? Are you supposed to remain motionless like a corpse while being tear gassed, punched, and sat upon?

Asking for me and my friends who will be attending more protests.

If you’re standing in the road and they ask you to move, move. It’s not hard. You have the right to protest, you do not have the right to block the street.

Did you watch the video? They did back up - Petti did for sure. But the ICE guys kept coming after them regardless. They were at the curb and out of traffic when he pepper sprayed them.

The video the poster above you says does not exist? Yes. So which is it? There is a video with him in the middle of the street or there’s not?

WHY DOES THAT MATTER? Standing in the street is not a reason for the government to kill somebody.

No but it is a stupid thing to do. And when you do stupid things, stupid stuff happens to you. It's common sense for most of us

Anonymous wrote:When will the leaders of Minnesota be held accountable for fanning the flames? They could stop this quickly but choose not to, why?

Anonymous wrote:Fellow Libs: STOP ENGAGING WITH THE TROLLS! They are out in force today.

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Anonymous wrote:Looks like Kristi Noem is being slowly sidelined as Trump has now sent Tom Homan to Minnesota to take over. Homan and Noem have been at odds because Homan has wanted to go after dangerous criminals who are in the country illegally, and Kristi wanted scorch earth for television and internet ratings.

This deserves a thread of its own. Looks like Noem is being sidelined by Trump for now.

U.S. President Donald Trump said he is sending his "tough but fair" border czar Tom Homan to Minnesota. The move, which will see Homan report back directly to Trump, cuts across DHS Secretary Kristi Noem, who is under increasing pressure after deadly clashes between federal immigration enforcement officers and protesters. Homan is seen as a potential rival to Noem for her role. "He has not been involved in that area, but knows and likes many of the people there," Trump said in a post on Truth Social. "Tom is tough but fair, and will report directly to me." The White House said Homan will manage ICE operations in Minnesota.

Donald Trump Sends Kristi Noem Rival Tom Homan to Minnesota
https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-kristi-noem-tom-homan-dhs-11417120

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Anonymous wrote:Can someone tell me what a person who is at the scene of a protest has to do to appear NOT to be "resisting arrest" after being sprayed in the face with tear gas, punched repeatedly, and pinned down by multiple adult males? Are you supposed to remain motionless like a corpse while being tear gassed, punched, and sat upon?

Asking for me and my friends who will be attending more protests.

If you’re standing in the road and they ask you to move, move. It’s not hard. You have the right to protest, you do not have the right to block the street.

Did you watch the video? They did back up - Petti did for sure. But the ICE guys kept coming after them regardless. They were at the curb and out of traffic when he pepper sprayed them.

The video the poster above you says does not exist? Yes. So which is it? There is a video with him in the middle of the street or there’s not?

WHY DOES THAT MATTER? Standing in the street is not a reason for the government to kill somebody.

No but it is a stupid thing to do. And when you do stupid things, stupid stuff happens to you. It's common sense for most of us

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Anonymous wrote:I found this analysis disturbing.

These guys are idiots. The feds are equipped with tons of lethal and debilitating weaponry.

The resistance is equipped with whistles and video cameras. Both legal.

GMAFB

They don't get to ignore the laws then complain about protesters being too organized and too systematic in their resistance approach. Either we are a country of laws and people with rights, or you've tossed the rulebook, and all is fair.
They sound like a bunch of whiny babies complaining that protester won't follow the law, with their faces covered, in a city that has told them to leave, with no border in sight, doing door to door round ups, entering homes without a warrant, kidnapping citizens.

You created an insurgency because you started a war.

Let’s not validate the premise. There’s no insurgency. It’s massive, peaceful, demonstrations. Its neighbors helping each other survive. That’s it. ICE needs to stop what they’re doing.

No, that isn’t “it.” This resistance has been highly organize from the time ICE came to MN (before anyone died). There are code names, tracking of ICE agents, consistent harassment of them, trying to physically impede them, etc. Maybe it’s not an “insurgency,” but it’s not just spontaneous and it’s not just people standing far back taking cell phone video. Read the WaPo article if you want more details.

Are you unfamiliar with the history of protests? You don't think they're ever organized? Really?

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Anonymous wrote:Can someone tell me what a person who is at the scene of a protest has to do to appear NOT to be "resisting arrest" after being sprayed in the face with tear gas, punched repeatedly, and pinned down by multiple adult males? Are you supposed to remain motionless like a corpse while being tear gassed, punched, and sat upon?

Asking for me and my friends who will be attending more protests.

If you’re standing in the road and they ask you to move, move. It’s not hard. You have the right to protest, you do not have the right to block the street.

Did you watch the video? They did back up - Petti did for sure. But the ICE guys kept coming after them regardless. They were at the curb and out of traffic when he pepper sprayed them.

The video the poster above you says does not exist? Yes. So which is it? There is a video with him in the middle of the street or there’s not?

WHY DOES THAT MATTER? Standing in the street is not a reason for the government to kill somebody.

No but it is a stupid thing to do. And when you do stupid things, stupid stuff happens to you. It's common sense for most of us

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Anonymous wrote:Can someone tell me what a person who is at the scene of a protest has to do to appear NOT to be "resisting arrest" after being sprayed in the face with tear gas, punched repeatedly, and pinned down by multiple adult males? Are you supposed to remain motionless like a corpse while being tear gassed, punched, and sat upon?

Asking for me and my friends who will be attending more protests.

If you’re standing in the road and they ask you to move, move. It’s not hard. You have the right to protest, you do not have the right to block the street.

Did you watch the video? They did back up - Petti did for sure. But the ICE guys kept coming after them regardless. They were at the curb and out of traffic when he pepper sprayed them.

The video the poster above you says does not exist? Yes. So which is it? There is a video with him in the middle of the street or there’s not?

WHY DOES THAT MATTER? Standing in the street is not a reason for the government to kill somebody.

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Anonymous wrote:Renee Good’s execution made me mad. Alex Pretti’s execution broke my heart!

I am mostly agnostic, but these days I am praying that each of these ICE agent lose a child, a brother or a sister to brutal accident. They themselves may face serious accidents and lose their limbs and live a full life like vegetables!

That's witchcraft not prayer.

I do not care what you call it, I am praying, if there is a supreme power, to hit these inhumane thugs where it would hurt the most!

Anonymous wrote:When will the leaders of Minnesota be held accountable for fanning the flames? They could stop this quickly but choose not to, why?