If you make things (stories, essays, podcasts, art, whatever), best attitude is to imagine your work will end up being world renown, but only 100 years after your death, when itβs part of the public domain. You and your descendants will never see the proceeds from it, and you will not be recognized for it in your lifetime.
Ultra long time preference, keep doing it for its own sake.
Two things can be true:
1. ICE should have used more restraint in subduing two protestors/organized political operatives they killed. Maybe follow and arrest the driver instead of killing her, not shoot the guy with the gun when he was on the ground. Use the minimum necessary force for self-defense and keeping order, and if more is used out of misunderstanding or fear, don't pretend it was good and righteous.
2. These people are idiots, jacked up on a cocktail of TDS and propaganda, doing something worthy of a Darwin award in service of protecting illegals, some of whom have committed additional crimes on US soil.
Responsible leaders would tell regular citizens not to interfere with federal immigration enforcement and order the local authorities to assist the feds UNLESS there were good evidence of the feds targeting ordinary citizens on purpose and not actually doing the immigration enforcement they purport to be doing.
But the leaders in Minnesota are not responsible, probably because they are implicated in a well-documented multi-billion dollar fraud, and their only play now is to flip the chess board over and cause maximum chaos and violence.
