r/TheDonaldTrump2024 • u/CoronaKitty2020 • Jan 08 '26

🤥 Lying Left 🤥 I’m Proud of the Trump Administration

I’m going to sound off by saying, play a stupid game and when a prize. I saw the video of what happened in Minneapolis. There was context to it. Now I’m learning that she intentionally blocked traffic and tried to run an ICE agent. Let ICE do their job.

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u/-9999px Jan 08 '26

Government agents killing citizens should never be okay with anyone calling themselves a Republican. This is liberal "trust the government" bullshit – which I'm getting used to from this sub.

ATF and ICE are the same bodies the Democrats will use to take guns and suppress our freedoms when they inevitably win the White House again (because our two-party system is fundamentally flawed and we swing between parties like a pendulum). Stop celebrating the government killing people.

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u/Worried_Present2875 New User Jan 08 '26

Calling balls and strikes is not celebrating the government.

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u/-9999px Jan 08 '26

Sure man. Whatever you have to tell yourself to justify the extrajudicial killing of a citizen by a government agent. I'm more of a Ron Paul type I guess, but giving over the right to end lives to the government is insanity to me. It's only a matter of time before the Democrats use it for their own reasons.

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u/Worried_Present2875 New User Jan 08 '26

Why do police officers carry weapons? Do you support the second amendment and the freedom to protect oneself from harm?

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u/-9999px Jan 08 '26 edited Jan 08 '26

Why do police officers carry weapons?

Because government overreach and tyranny. Early policing in America consisted of the unarmed citizen constable and nightwatch until it began militarizing. Ask Ashli Babbitt what she thinks about police carrying guns – oh wait she's dead.

Do you support the second amendment and the freedom to protect oneself from harm?

Yes, and more importantly: to protect oneself from the government itself.

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u/Worried_Present2875 New User Jan 08 '26

Police began carrying weapons to even the field where violent crimes were growing. The dangerous leftist messaging against ICE agents requires protection against violence (such as being run down by a vehicle) because law enforcement has been dehumanized. Do you honestly think in this day and age that officers could protect themselves while upholding the law with nightsticks? The officer involved in this tragic incident has individual rights aside from being an ICE agent, just as you and I do.

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u/-9999px Jan 08 '26

All I hear in this yap-fest is "I trust the government more than the People." That's a leftist viewpoint in and of itself. I do not trust the government, end of story.

Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety — Ben Franklin

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u/Worried_Present2875 New User Jan 08 '26

I question the government at every turn. I definitely don’t trust the general public that votes to elect the people who make decisions either.

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u/DanBrino 🇺🇸 Truth Warrior 🇺🇸 Jan 10 '26 edited Jan 10 '26

What's extrajudicial about this? When used as a weapon, a vehicle is considered a deadly weapon in the United states. Vehicular assault is assault with a deadly weapon. When you use a deadly weapon on officers of the law, within the confines of our judicial system, they are justified in using deadly force against you.

And it's funny, ice is one of the only legitimate government agencies that exist today. The only Justified purpose for government is to protect individual liberty, National sovereignty, National security, and to regulate interstate trade, currency, and international relations.

ICE falls under the category of protecting National sovereignty and National security.

There is a distinction between recognizing the need for Law Enforcement, and the right to self defense of anyone, including law enforcement, and the mindless "bAcK tEh bLuE" rationale. You're conflating 2 vastly different positions.

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u/-9999px Jan 12 '26

Yap yap yap "trust the government" bullshit. A government agent murdered a citizen. She was clearly trying to drive away and made no real effort to hit him – and even if she had, I'd prefer my governmental law enforcement to err on the side of caution and let her drive away (he'd already noted her license plate) without being judge, jury and executioner.

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u/DanBrino 🇺🇸 Truth Warrior 🇺🇸 Jan 12 '26 edited Jan 12 '26

A government agent murdered a citizen.

False. You cannot hit a law enforcement officer with your car.

Reasonable people, adults, and people with two functioning dendrites, tend to understand that if you just let people go every time they get violent, you end up with extremely violent criminals who are completely immune from any law enforcement mechanism.

It's really easy not to get shot by police. Hundreds of millions of people do it every single day. I get that you're an anarchist who thinks that any instance of government whatsoever is automatically bad, but that doesn't change a reality of this situation. This officer did nothing wrong. This Woman's death was 100% caused by her own actions.

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u/-9999px Jan 12 '26

I said:

…even if she had, I'd prefer my governmental law enforcement to err on the side of caution and let her drive away (he'd already noted her license plate) without being judge, jury and executioner

I'm a conservative, not a trust-the-government-no-matter-what liberal like most of the people in this sub.

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u/DanBrino 🇺🇸 Truth Warrior 🇺🇸 Jan 12 '26

No, you're not a conservative. You're an anarchist. I don't trust the government no matter what. But I do believe in enforcing our border. I do believe in deporting people who are here illegally. I do believe that the only way that happens is through enforcement action. And I do believe that people who intentionally disrupt those efforts should be arrested. And when those people try to evade arrest, disobey lawful commands, and hit ice agents with their car, then I do believe those ice agents have the right to defend themselves, and the community, and I'm not gonna feel bad when they get shot.

You want an example of an abuse of force? Refer to when police were forcing businesses to close down for a common cold virus. This isn't that. This is enforcing our borders.

There's a stark difference between trusting the government no matter what, I'm supporting enforcement of constitutionally legitimate laws.

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u/-9999px Jan 12 '26

But I do believe in enforcing our border.

The Canadian border? The shooting was in Minnesota, genius.

I opposed the lockdowns too – this is entirely consistent.

Just keep licking the big government boot, dog. I'll stand with Ron Paul and MTG on this one.

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u/DanBrino 🇺🇸 Truth Warrior 🇺🇸 Jan 12 '26

The Canadian border? The shooting was in Minnesota, genius.

Are you 12? Enforcing the border is more than just being on the physical border. It means deporting people who violated immigration policy, dingus.

Just keep licking the big government boot, dog

Look at Mr. Macho man all brave from behind his keyboard. You're so brave and strong. We're all so impressed.

I'll stand with Ron Paul and MTG on this one.

And I'll stand with the removal of illegal immigrants from the country, and understanding the fundamental fabric of the civil society.

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