Too much ice

[LSU-SIU]

Cute I guess?

No, reality, all you guys are on the same team.

 

[appvol]

Laken Riley's killer was was found guilty at trial and imprisoned.

I take it you support the same for Alex Pretti's killer?

Well the Agent hasn’t been convicted or charged with murdered.

Riley’s killer had been arrested before and let out jail also instead of being handed over to ICE

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

Well the Agent hasn’t been convicted or charged with murdered.

Riley’s killer had been arrested before and let out jail also instead of being handed over to ICE

Of course. he fails to know and understand that part of it.

 

[appvol]

"Facts" that aren't in any way relevant to the topic of his death

Yes they are if the Biden Administration hadn’t let in so many illegals and if sanctuary cities worked with ICE maybe Pretti wouldn’t of been out hunting down ICE enforcement events

 

[MAD]

 

[LSU-SIU]

Yes they are if the Biden Administration hadn’t let in so many illegals and if sanctuary cities worked with ICE maybe Pretti wouldn’t of been out hunting down ICE enforcement events

Trump isn't really doing much different, if you want them gone -> they could be basically moving out of Dodge by now. Its not hard at all, and it would actually take significantly less money, resources and time. What Trump has done is put in an initial ramp up of deportations and now it will stall. If one wants them gone, it is very easy to get them gone.

Looks like controlled opposition and nothing significant has changed, they're throw some meat to the wolves from time to time. It a very expensive rerun.

 

[BeardedVol]

Well the Agent hasn’t been convicted or charged with murdered.

Riley’s killer had been arrested before and let out jail also instead of being handed over to ICE

I'm not the one invoking the name of Laken Riley as if it's a catch-all justifier for whatever false equivalence you guys need to create to make it easer to support extrajudicial murder.

 

[hjeagle1vol]

Reckon which way these pedophiles voted?

 

[Delmar]

That’s the point. It doesn’t matter who or what he was.
He has the same rights regardless. Law enforcement doesn’t get to murder and then say “it’s ok because he’s a bad guy”

I will agree with you but Orange Crush is right. That is exactly what the defense is going to focus on in defense of the shooters. It’s really is the only leg they have to stand on.

Personally I think more damaging stuff about Pretti is going to have to come out for it to be a problem. If they only have the one incident of him losing his and kicking out a taillight, then I think that’s problematic for the defense but stranger things have happened in court. (OJ Simpson says hey.) I have my doubts a grand jury is going to buy that if they focus on the event of the murder but the defense is going to try.

 

[Rickyvol77]

"Facts" that aren't in any way relevant to the topic of his death

In any serious investigation, especially a "murder" all facts are relevant

 

[Rickyvol77]

Operation Metro Surge in Minnesota isn't because of Laken Riley, if anything it's because the government wanted to round up Somalis after the fraud story. (Although this somewhat illustrates the issues with but-for cause that I referenced above)

I think it's because that Minnesota was the only area where everyone from Governor, to state senators to mayors were involved in said fraud at some level and were actively resisting federal law cooperation for enforcing immigration law.

 

[appvol]

I'm not the one invoking the name of Laken Riley as if it's a catch-all justifier for whatever false equivalence you guys need to create to make it easer to support extrajudicial murder.

Agent hasn’t been charged and convicted of Murder. Pretty sure you never say a word about this stuff.

 

[NorthDallas40]

Wrongful death suit incoming!

Alex Pretti's family retains lawyers who helped prosecute George Floyd murder

The parents of Alex Pretti have retained a former federal prosecutor who helped Minnesota's attorney general convict the police officer who kneeled on George Floyd's neck of murder.

www.cbsnews.com

 

[n_huffhines]

It's cool, MAGA. The community here will pick up all the broken pieces. Don't forget to put this raid on America's credit card. And thanks for pepper-spraying us in the face in the process.

 

[WoodsmanVol]

The reckoning is coming.
--https://washingtonstatestandard.com/2026/01/28/wa-senate-passes-ban-on-police-face-coverings/

--https://www.rawstory.com/trump-2675054323/#cxrecs_s

 

[allstar34]

Thanks for sharing, and representing the 'possible pedophile' community so well.

Do you believe people would stand behind anyone that is proven to have taken part in these unforgivable acts? I would immediately drop all support for any person who was proven to committed a sexual crime against a child.

If you truly believe that he’s guilty, I understand; but I really think that if there was even a slight bit of evidence proving DJT took part in these acts someone would have released it. I’d think it would have been leaked by a hacker group at the very least.

If there is proof, he should face the harshest penalties possible; but calling someone a pedo without evidence is drastic. His past with women of age is not the most heartwarming and chivalrous example you’d want to have your son follow; but I have never seen anything that shows him taking advantage of a child. If you have proof, I am more than willing to listen/read into it.

 

[Orange_Crush]

I will agree with you but Orange Crush is right. That is exactly what the defense is going to focus on in defense of the shooters. It’s really is the only leg they have to stand on.

Personally I think more damaging stuff about Pretti is going to have to come out for it to be a problem. If they only have the one incident of him losing his and kicking out a taillight, then I think that’s problematic for the defense but stranger things have happened in court. (OJ Simpson says hey.) I have my doubts a grand jury is going to buy that if they focus on the event of the murder but the defense is going to try.

They are going to hammer the fact that it's the prosecution's job to prove as 'unreasonable', a belief in the moment that they were in imminent danger. Period. Everything else is superfluous.

Unless it's deepfake, I saw a video yesterday where the agents were yelling just before the first shot that he had a gun. The prosecution will have to prove that the initial shooter did not hear this, saw/recognized that he had been disarmed, and that it would be unreasonable to believe in the heat of the moment, in those circumstances, without hindsight advantage, that they were in imminent danger.

It's a tall hill for the prosecution to climb, and my non-expert opinion is that I'm not sure the prosecutor will want to take that on.

 

[Rickyvol77]

It's cool, MAGA. The community here will pick up all the broken pieces. Don't forget to put this raid on America's credit card. And thanks for pepper-spraying us in the face in the process.

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Weird how you forgot to mention that all 35 illegals arrested here not only had deportation orders BUT also were involved in massive SS#/tax/identity fraud

 

[Orange_Crush]

It's cool, MAGA. The community here will pick up all the broken pieces. Don't forget to put this raid on America's credit card. And thanks for pepper-spraying us in the face in the process.

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That's terrible and incredibly sad. I feel bad that their parents put them in that situation.

 

[Orange_Crush]

Weird how you forgot to mention that all 35 illegals arrested here not only had deportation orders BUT also were involved in massive SS#/tax/identity fraud

That's funny, if true. My next response to the inevitable pearl-clutching about my post was to ask if there was this kind of outrage over US citizens' kids that inevitably go into foster care because their parents are convicted and jailed for things like tax fraud.

It's funny that huff doesn't mine the internet for sad stories about the families torn apart when the law is levied against US Citizens. I've never once heard of the "I've worked in a restaurant for a long time and have kids, so you should acquit me" defense.

 

[Smokey123]

In any serious investigation, especially a "murder" all facts are relevant

Yes like the fact he was shot 3 times in the back while unarmed. Hope this helps

 

[Rickyvol77]

Yes like the fact he was shot 3 times in the back while unarmed. Hope this helps

All the facts yes, don't be so emotional and realize how things work

 

[hjeagle1vol]

Agent hasn’t been charged and convicted of Murder. Pretty sure you never say a word about this stuff.

In GA? Probably a couple berry pickers.

 

[Orange_Crush]

It's cool, MAGA. The community here will pick up all the broken pieces. Don't forget to put this raid on America's credit card. And thanks for pepper-spraying us in the face in the process.

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Also:

• Portray the target government as illegitimate, authoritarian, corrupt, or “fascist.”
• Front-load allegations: accuse incumbent of planning the crimes the opposition intends to commit (rigging, regression, dictatorship).
• Fund and train NGOs, student groups, and opposition politicians to repeat a unified message. <----------------------he is here--------------------------
• Create/amplify a unifying symbol or theme (e.g., Orange Man Bad).
• Manufacture an electoral crisis.
• Street mobilization.
• Public appeals to and moral blackmail of the military and police: “You’re with the people, not the regime.”
• Promises of immunity, future positions for defectors.
• Threats to those who support target government.
• Provoke a response, flood media with images of “peaceful protesters” being attacked.
• International legitimation as foreign governments and media recognizes opposition leaders as “legitimate” authority.
• Sanctions, frozen assets, diplomatic isolation applied to sitting government.
• New elections scheduled under international supervision.

 

[Delmar]

Good. Nobody is arguing with any of that. That’s what ICE should be focused on first. Illegal felons and especially the violent ones. I think most sane people are for that. Not for hassling lettuce pickers and brick layers who are just trying to earn a living. (And I might add doing things that regular Americans flat out aren’t going to do.)

I believe a lot of the unrest in Minneapolis is coming from the random stops and the agents running around in masks with no accountability. There is no question that racial profiling is going on with these stops. Saw an interview about a Somali man (an American citizen by the way) who said he has been stopped 10 times in Minneapolis simply for DWB (Driving While Black). That might be an exaggeration but I’m willing to bet that’s going on all over the city.

To his credit, I saw Tom Homan this morning say that things have been done improperly and that “operations will be targeted going forward”. That would be a good first step. We shall see if that comes to pass.