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What exactly constitutes "interference"? Filming the cops (1st amendment protected activity)? Carry a weapon (2nd amendment protected activity)? pretty sure you mute me anyway so question for the audience.

Law enforcement. The violence arm of the state. Not an honorable people.

No idea what your point is. Im just pointing out, that open carry is a thing he every right to do. Then he started acting in a way that got himself shot.

In our revered Declaration of Independence, written by thee great Thomas Jefferson, he refers to those, alien to our country, as "merciless Indian savages". I agree; don't tread on me. But the formation of our states was our assertion we have our own people with our own heritage, culture, and way of life. When drafting the Constitution, we drafted a contract that we will allow a Federal govt to exist in addition to the sovereign states (they called it general govt back then), if they perform their contracted duties which includes casting out the invaders and insurgents. That's not boot licking. That's the (Constitutional) contract all states knowingly, voluntarily, intentionally entered into.

Did you just skip over Native American genocide and then use “merciless Indian savages”? You know what they used to call Native Americans…savages. Thomas Jefferson had slaves you fucking idiot. Do kids not read books these days???

They were merciless savages. As many died from disease as were killed in conflict with settlers. There was no “genocide”. They lost because they were primitive and weak.

Let me guess, you’re an Antifa retard.

I didn’t know macho man entered the chat.

Cream of the crop

No

Good job

🎯 He had an acute case of being a dumb fucker.

Cogent

No corporation ever started exporting production to other countries for cheaper labor. Critical thinking not your thing?

Are you retarded? Does your parents know you’re on the internet?

Probably not, I’m old enough to be your daddy…I might be actually. Who’s your mom?

Doubt it kiddo.

Just tell me your mom’s name and we can clear this up. I don’t want to do a blood test but I guess I can.

Yep. You’re probably 14 and parents aren’t home yet.

I get it, son…can I call you son? Too soon? I know this is difficult, I wasn’t there for you when you were going through puberty trying to find yourself. Which made you susceptible to Nazi propaganda. I’m here now and want you to read more books.

I’m reading Mein Kampf. Didn’t your special ed teacher send homework with you?

Hey, son I’ve read that too! You ever read any of Karl Marx?

What a stupid take.

#immunity

America used to only have a Sheriff. His job is to help manage those of us that are "domiciled" Citizens of our Union state. Not "residents". After the 14th Amendment created a 2nd citizenship...a Federal citizenship, better known by its euphemism "a US citizen", then POLICy Enforcement (POLICE) was introduced to manage "that" citizenship group. USA Citizens are still protected by the Constitution. SCOTUS ruled that U.S. citizens "may" be extended the same Bill of Rights, but that's on a case by case basis. It's not the same guarantee the Constitution gives its Union state Citizens.

what if citizenship is revoked - who protects?

Only Federal citizenship can be taken away. You aren't born into it. You "naturalize" yourself into it when you sign under perjury that you identify as a US citizen. You are born into Union state Citizenship, and nobody can take that away (lawfully). By the way, whereas Union state Citizens have the 9th Amendment of innumerable Rights beyond the pursuit of happiness, Federal citizens have obligations...like paying the income tax, for example. Someone would only want to have their optional Federal citizenship revoked. But Union state Citizenship is all benefits without the innumerable statutory obligations.

A US citizen is a Federal citizen. A Federal citizen is a 14th Amendment citizen. In the hallmark court case of what's come to be known as the Slaughterhouse Trials, the presiding Chief Justice ruled 14th Amendment citizens are NOT guaranteed the Constitution's Bill of Rights. That's only for Citizens among the 50 states. Look it up! In case you got lost, remember how this started. A US citizen is NOT a Citizen to any of the Union states. A U.S. citizen is "domiciled" in the District of Columbia, regardless of which state they are "residing" in. Yes; America has two citizenships. Union state vs Federal. And if you don't know which you are, the govt presumes you are a Federal citizen.

Bro open your eyes

Justifying innocent American murder…

Having 5 dudes hold you down while they disarm you and then shoot you in the back after your weapon is gone is not an "imperfect response."

Of course I don’t want anyone hurt but large operations aren’t perfect — mistakes happen. El Salvador didn’t crush crime by being flawless, and ICE isn’t targeting harmless people-they’re removing serious criminals while being targeted very aggressively constantly

No one’s saying it’s justified. It’s collateral damage in a high-risk operation targeting illegal aliens amid nonstop interference…

“Expecting a perfect response (aka not killing innocent Americans) isn’t realistic” Dude cmon. Trump is saying it’s his fault for practicing the 2nd amendment. The Republican Party is realizing the need for an armed population that they were so worried about all along.

Innocent Americans is not the right framing

What’s the crime?