To those who support ICE what are your thoughts on this video on reddit that allegedly shows an ICE agent following a detained woman into a portable toilet? -
https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFrea...ce_agent_in_minneapolis_today_seen_leading_a/
Is there any context or further information about this? Reddit users allege he went in to commit a sexual assault against her.
Archive please! Also with no context there can be no resonable take, but it definetly looks fucking weird to me.
Here is an archive for the thread (no video, but that's already been saved locally):
My $0.02


- If this isn't a fake, anyone accused of assault should be investigated so the chips fall where they may. As others have already said, there is something off about the video and how people would normally react to such a situation happening in real time. This is why it's important to verify before jumping to conclusions when it comes to stuff posted online.
At least they say the legal ones. Many are still under the impression that the illegal ones are all/mostly just families “looking for a better life.” It is a big contributor to why so many lash out so hard about I.C.E..
This relative is still based enough to believe anyone entering the US illegally should be shown out if and when they get caught They think ICE and CBP may be acting too aggressively at times without realizing the people being detained resist at all costs and are being encouraged to do so - violently if need be - to resist arrest.
protest coordinators who have begun coordinating city traffic scream at elderly woman attempting to find a parking space while Minneapolis PD are totally absent from the street take over with thousands of people.
It's a shame these chuckle bums have such tunnel vision that they don't realize alienating or antagonizing innocent bystanders caught in the crossfire won't win them to their cause. I miss the days where this would be called out as granny-bashing.
People are tired of everything.
Everyone who isn't already part of the rabid anti-ICE movement are getting sick of the rabble-rousers being more of a distraction and a nuisance than a help to "the cause." As mentioned above, average people are put off by the traffic jams interfering with their daily life and commute and having school canceled over "safety concerns" caused by misguided protestors.
Only if the public service is labor intensive or suitably “undignified”, like trash collection.
Doing work that's not considered glamorous is definitely an eye-opening experience - more so tolearn how people think of, and treat, those doing such work.
A group of activists using GPS to track and surround ICE agents in southern Minnesota just had their windows smashed and were pulled out of their car by agents.
This makes me think of the 2020 Summer of Love and the Snack Van constatly being vandalized and having its tires slashed. These people need ot have their efforts hindered just asmuch as they want to hinder ICE and law enforcement.
also all the bluster about invasion and annexiation could just be a bluff to threaten denmark into peacefully agreeing to some lesser deal.
I think this is mostly bluster. In the past, Trump's bluster about something gets a global, "OMG! He can't do that!" response only to see him pursue what he wants through more diplomatic channels afterwards. In the past 48 hours, I heard a radio clip where someone claimed Trump might get more consideration "if he asks nicely." So, it wouldn't surprise me if he's working behind the scenes and bluster to have his bigwigs contact their bigwigs with a proposal or potential deal.