The irony of two ICE agents, one black and one seemingly a Cuban immigrant, racially profiling a black man and cuffing him and carting him off without ever even identifying him because they say he’s an immigrant.
It kills me how often these videos show brown and black ICE agents violating the US Constitution to abduct and beat people for being brown or black. I don’t care how much ICE pays, it’s not worth selling out your own values and everything that was supposed to be good about this country.
Alternate link: https://youtube.com/shorts/ZGlTGOR_hOg



McDonalds is always hiring.
Acab
No, it’s not. A lot of those places around here have gone to having 2-3 employees and making you do everything through their app before you show up.
If you have to feed your kids you’re willing to do awful shit to manage that if you feel you have no other way. Most parents would rather beat a stranger than tell their kids to grab a few things cause it’s time to walk out the door and be homeless.
Then they can go steal things from the rich instead of murdering strangers for the epstein class.
I at least have respect for criminals. Cops are cucks for the empire.
Acab
Do you have children? Do you think if you suddenly had no income and was about to lose your home with no family to turn to and nowhere to take them you could keep all of your bills paid in a stable manner by stealing from the rich?
It’s really easy to be a keyboard warrior and say all the badass awesome things you’d do to keep your morals in a terrible situation while needing to keep your kids fed and safe and cared for when you have more than enough money to live and no kids in the first place.
I’m sorry but do you? If someone killed you and your family now and said they had to because they were poor would that be acceptable to you? Would you just say no worries mate we all do what’s best for our families.
And again:
I never said any word excusing their actions. Trying to understand a thing is not excusing a thing. Trying to understand what caused a man to stab his kids doesn’t magically make him having done that okay.
I don’t understand what this is. It’s like some weird tribalism. If someone tries to understand what causes normal humans to join and do evil instead of chanting the approved script they get seen as bad.
If you care that a roof collapsed and want to keep that tragedy from reoccurring, you study the schematics and the local environment and weather and capacity and try to understand what caused it so you can design things better in the future. If you want to keep genocidal regimes from growing and try to do the same thing, people now say you’re trying to defend their actions.
How does that make sense to you? When did understanding and nuance and thought on the sociology and psychology behind things become something so many on the left started to see as an enemy?
Understanding is not excusing. Understanding why the roof collapsed doesn’t make it alright that it killed dozens of people. Understanding why a man snapped and stabbed his own children to death doesn’t cause us to go “Aww, it’s okay buddy.” Understanding why people join evil regimes and do evil things doesn’t excuse any of their actions.
But if you actually give a shit about stopping it long term and finding a way to build better and make it less likely to grow and keep happening in the future, understanding is vital.
I do understand why they do it. I still condemn them for it. Do you condemn them for it?
You’re actually asking if someone condemns abducting people into concentration camps and gunning down random innocent people in broad daylight in the middle of the street?
Lets see my recent post and comment history:
What do you see that leads you to believe that’s a sane or reasonable question? Of course I condemn killing innocent people in the street and abducting people randomly based mostly on skin color to concentration camps.
You seem so eager to see people as evil you’ve completely lost your capacity for reasoning.
Because you’re saying shit like
To someone saying they hate them
Implying they’re just looking for excuses to hate murderers.
Pretending they don’t have any other options even if they may be hard.
Acting like hating murderers is just tribalism. As if they were just handed a script saying “these guys are baddies” and not they could, idk, hate fucking murderers.
You’re bending over backwards in this comment section to defend murderers from people who hate them for being murderers, hiding behind the shield that you’re just explaining the cause of their actions.
I’m beginning to think you’re an ICE agent in denial about the fact that you’re committing genocide.
I’m tired of writing responses to everyone, so I’m just going to lazy copy/paste:
I never said any word excusing their actions. Trying to understand a thing is not excusing a thing. Trying to understand what caused a man to stab his kids doesn’t magically make him having done that okay.
I don’t understand what this is. It’s like some weird tribalism. If someone tries to understand what causes normal humans to join and do evil instead of chanting the approved script they get seen as bad.
If you care that a roof collapsed and want to keep that tragedy from reoccurring, you study the schematics and the local environment and weather and capacity and try to understand what caused it so you can design things better in the future. If you want to keep genocidal regimes from growing and try to do the same thing, people now say you’re trying to defend their actions.
How does that make sense to you? When did understanding and nuance and thought on the sociology and psychology behind things become something so many on the left started to see as an enemy?
Understanding is not excusing. Understanding why the roof collapsed doesn’t make it alright that it killed dozens of people. Understanding why a man snapped and stabbed his own children to death doesn’t cause us to go “Aww, it’s okay buddy.” Understanding why people join evil regimes and do evil things doesn’t excuse any of their actions.
But if you actually give a shit about stopping it long term and finding a way to build better and make it less likely to grow and keep happening in the future, understanding is vital.