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ijebosb:
Comedy.
Trump disagrees with the Prosecutor who he hired who initially lied for Trump then after realizing there was more tant enouh evidence that it was a "rushed and botched" job, feared for her license and dropped the case.
Trump is really a deranged person.

LordReed:
Pirro is going to go the way of Bondi.

bayelsaowei:
ICE has acted unprofessionally under trumps administration..

And that is what every sensible human being has condemned.. Renne good was shut, same for Alex and other innocent passers by or legal immigrants that have been extrajudicially killed or dragged on the street. No organized government would justify the killing of its citizens or immigrants because of activism or protest.

If you remember well I described and compared the ICE MO to how SARS was intimidating folks, threatening and even killing non criminals in Nigeria.

I am against indiscriminate killing of innocent people.. you seem to love it when innocent people are killed.. well it’s what you’ve always loved.. you basically relish in blood shed of defenseless people and you love oppression of the weak. If you have supported the killing of those two souls, may their blood be on the heads of the killers and its supporters. Say Amen!!

I have always iterated that I support legal immigration (and which by the way Trump is also cracking down on), but detest violence against immigrants and more so legal immigrants.

Trump has suspended legal immigration for over 70 countries.. asylum program is now predominantly for white South Africans..employment based and family based legal immigration has stalled.. green card holders are being intimated right left and center..

basilico:
Michael Byrd saw Ashley Bobbit entering through the broken window and shot her. He knew there were Capitol Police behind her, .No warning ,no disabling shot ,he shot her in the neck to kill her. He was not charged at least with reckless endangerment. Theybsaid his actions saved house members and others .

Renee Good was shot as she apes towards an ICE agent. Almost zero time for the agent to tract . Yiu call it murder.The agent saved his life and possibly others.

See the difference. Two tiered justice.

ijebosb:
Comedy.
Trump disagrees with the Prosecutor who he hired who initially lied for Trump then after realizing there was more tant enouh evidence that it was a "rushed and botched" job, feared for her license and dropped the case.
Trump is really a deranged person.

ijebosb:
Comedy.
Trump disagrees with the Prosecutor who he hired who initially lied for Trump then after realizing there was more tant enouh evidence that it was a "rushed and botched" job, feared for her license and dropped the case.
Trump is really a deranged person.

cococandy:
In the face of all the lies you people have been caught in, you’re still shamelessly lying.

Seriously pathetic and miserable.

benalvino3:
ICE is not going about indiscriminately killing people. That accusation is another emotional diversion. Condemning unlawful force is perfectly fine. What I reject is your habit of declaring every disputed confrontation to be “murder,” condemning the entire agency and then accusing anyone who asks for context of enjoying bloodshed.

Since you compared ICE to SARS, I have been asking you, so answer this honestly: would you advise your friends or relatives to physically follow SARS officers around, obstruct their operations, surround them or place themselves in confrontations involving vehicles and armed officers? Obviously not.

Even when you distrust law-enforcement officers, deliberately inserting yourself into a volatile operation can endanger you, and everyone involved in danger. It is why my prediction is correct. To be clear, it does not automatically justify whatever force the officers use, but it means the context cannot simply be erased.

Rene Good was not randomly shot inside her home or while peacefully driving to work. She was present she was following ICE and harassing them. If someone did that against SARS you'll call them mad.

Alex Pretti was also not an uninvolved passerby. He was participating in an anti-enforcement protest and became involved in a confrontation with federal officers.

Like I said, his death was a sad mistake when his gun went off in commotion. I am not saying their deaths should be celebrated or ignored. I am saying you cannot automatically label every officer a murderer while pretending the actions of protesters, obstructors or attackers are irrelevant.

How many times have you independently condemned people attacking ICE officers, trying to ram them, firebombing facilities, shooting at enforcement buildings or physically obstructing operations?

There have been serious attacks on ICE personnel and facilities, yet your outrage appears almost entirely one-directional.

Allow ICE yo perform their work. Where an officer unlawfully uses force, investigate and prosecute that officer. Where someone attacks or obstructs officers, investigate and prosecute that person too. The same standard should apply to everyone.

feedthenation:
---DOJ dropping Reflecting Pool vandalism case against Olympian David Hearn, citing 'flawed' work by contractor---

---Felon 47 lied---there was never any evidence of vandalism---Pirro's case against Olympian David Hearn; an innocent man used as a scapegoat for a botched job of lining the Reflecting Pool that Pirro was forced to admit was "the result of flawed installation by the contractor", and "the rush to complete the project prior to events associated with the America 250 celebration".

Fox News:


BREAKING: The Pentagon is confronting a growing reality after months of fighting in Iran.

America’s stockpile of missile defense interceptors is shrinking so much that military planners are weighing whether they can continue the current cycle of limited retaliatory strikes.

Iran’s strategy appears to be targeting U.S. bases, forcing the U.S. to deplete its advanced missile defense interceptors, such as Patriot and THAAD systems, and compelling the Pentagon to accept greater risk in defending U.S. troops as the conflict drags on. Iran appears to believe this is its best hope of outlasting the U.S. military.

cococandy:
I can’t pretend to understand why they do and say the things they do. I know why. But I don’t understand it.

You know you wouldn’t get close to, hug or kiss someone with a respiratory infection but you want to crucify an 85 year old scientist for telling you to wear a mask and stay at least 6 feet away.

It boggles the mind.

budaatum:
I fully understand it. Ben explained it to me once. He said they were here to 'cruise', and I can swear he meant, to waste the time of other people so focus is lost and nothing good gets done.

That's the day I decided they would no more waste my very precious and valuable time.

bayelsaowei:
Has any ICE officer being killed by any protester thus far?

Oboy just celebrate their deaths with your full chest.. it’s better than this back and forth..

Because I no know wetin I Dey argue with you again..

ICE has been implementing a rough and unprofessional MO in recent times.. and it is condemnable under any democratic framework..

Because of that MO the lives of citizens have been lost..

Black teen kills white teen in self defense—gets 35 YEARS in prison

White adult kills two Black adults while driving 100mph in a 45—gets 6 MONTHS in jail.

This is just another example of systemic white supremacy in our criminal injustice system. A reminder that a system cannot fail those it was never meant to protect.

Bottom Line Is This.

It doesn’t actually matter if you think Karmelo Anthony acted in self defense or not.

Whatever you think of the Karmelo Anthony trial, if you think it was just, you should be calling for at minimum 2X his sentence for an adult who killed two people. But funny how those happy about the Karmelo Anthony conviction are silent on Jason Anthony Scott conviction of only 6 months for a double murder.

Also notice how media headlines mention Karmelo Anthony by name and don’t mention that he is a child, but simply label Jason Anthony Scott as a “19-year-old” and don’t mention his name. This is deliberate. This is how media further enables white supremacy.

cococandy:
This part

Ishilove:
I think the crimes are different. Involuntary manslaughter for Jason the white teen, while homicide is for Karmelo. They carry different sentences.

Emotions aside as the law is not emotional, who carries a knife to a public sports event? And what kind of "self defence" will warrant you stabbing someone in the chest in a very public area?

The law is not emotional.

benalvino3:
But why must an officer first die before you condemn people shooting at facilities, attempting to kill officers, using vehicles against them or deliberately interfering with volatile enforcement operations, are you serious? I am asking them not to endanger their lives, you are asking them to do so. That is the same thing you did with Iran, calling people who go to gather at a potential target brave. When they are killed, you will still be the one to say innocent people were killed, blah blah blah. But you never cared about their safety before they were killed.

People attacked the Prairieland ICE detention facility with weapons and explosives. A responding police officer was shot in the neck, and correctional officers were also targeted. Should that not concern you simply because the officer survived?

Your argument is like saying that attempted violence does not matter until someone succeeds in killing an ICE officer. That is not a reasonable at all. We do not wait until a victim dies before condemning attempted murder or dangerous conduct.

LordReed:
Pirro is going to go the way of Bondi.

cococandy:
She’s about to become persona non grata in their camp.

You know facts matter less to them than who’s willing to lie for them

Ishilove:
I think the crimes are different. Involuntary manslaughter for Jason the white teen, while homicide is for Karmelo. They carry different sentences.

Emotions aside as the law is not emotional, who carries a knife to a public sports event? And what kind of "self defence" will warrant you stabbing someone in the chest in a very public area?

The law is not emotional.

cococandy:
A lot of times, I’ve noticed black people in order not appear biased like to err on the side of “well the law is the law” and every punishment dished out in a court room must be fair. But We have seen how many cops lie and innocent people get locked up unless someone else comes forward with exonerating evidence.

There are so many minorities still locked up till today (for decades) due to marijuana and similar minor drug offenses. While rich white kids party had on hard drugs and own marijuana dispensaries.

You can’t objectively and logically explain away ingrained racism. The people doing the policing and sentencing are emotional in their hate and dislike for minorities. Shrugging and accepting it is not going to make them think better of non-white people.

Every single day there’s a new case of debunking lies told by police in their interactions and arrest of minorities. The judges are not exempt from the bias either. Studies have shown minorities get harsher sentences for similar offenses.

So while one may want to apply logic and emotional detachment in the understanding of justice and law enforcement in America, the enforcers are very much emotional in how they go about it.

They act scared for no reason. They shoot unprovoked. They get agitated and physically aggressive at unarmed people at the slightest sign of disrespect. These are not logical people. They are hyper negatively emotional and giving them grace won’t make anyone who’s a minority exempt.

MacDaddy01:
Don't stress yourself. It is unfortunate that many Nigerians are ignorant or unexposed to racism or international politics.

Many people in Nigeria do not fully understand racism until they travel out of their country.

Secondly, right wing media is loud. Many get exposed quickly to propaganda before the truth.

Also, colonial people have been dividing black people to conquer them. They like to pit Africans against African Americans. So when racist things are happening to African Americans, the Africans won't see it as something that can happen to them also

ijebosb:
Look for Basilico to post a story of how the deep state kidnapped her husband/child/dog or all of them in order for her to drop the case

MacDaddy01:
Cococandy, dont mind Ishi, she is not someone that lives in the west or understands international politics

bayelsaowei:
If an officer has not died why are citizens and even legal immigrants dying?

How is this different from the Ayotella regime you’ve been screaming about (that is killing its people), that needs saving from the almighty US..

You are talking about attempted, whilst ICE has been on a killing spree..

I don’t even know why I am discussing this matter with you..

Kindly go back to the Trump shrine and resume your worship..

Thank you..

cococandy:
Does 6 months sound like a fair amount of time for taking two lives in a deliberate speeding crime?

Speeding is a choice. And he made the choice to go that fast. One can argue that they do not deserve the same sentence. That’s a valid argument. But the difference is very ludicrous.

6 months for 2 lives and 35 years for one.

The law is not emotional but this was clearly an emotional sentencing based on the hype surrounding the case

ribbit:
What a shame.

A whole American president getting called a pedophile on national TV in the most litigious country in world, and he won't even be able to do anything about it because he is indeed a pedophile.

If he decides to sue, he would have to release the Epstein to prove he is indeed not a pedophile.