2025 and Beyond Domestic Rightist Violence Thread

[UNI88]

DHS stated ...

Now we're supposed to believe news reports? I thought all they spread was FAKE NEWs. Make up your mind. It's hypocritical to say they're believable when they support your points but FAKE NEWS when they don't. I know consistency and integrity are difficult for MAQA yahoos but you could put in little effort.

How many ICE/CBP agents are seditious, insurrectionist, traitorous proud boys or oath keepers.

I included insurrectionist and traitorous because MAQA yahoos like to throw those words around about the immigration protests while simultaneously claiming that the January 6 rioters were patriots.

Are we sure that greg "Don Knotts" bovino is just warming up ...



Making trump ICE harder - does that mean he won't need ED pills?

[Skjellyfetti]

[Caribbean Hen]

The guy looks he’s trying out for the ICE resistance team, as he probably needs some quick cash

[kalm]

I liked how Omar started to go after him. She’s a strong woman.

[kalm]

[Caribbean Hen]

Another loser tweeting from mamas basement while wearing a suit and tie

pathetic

[kalm]

Another loser tweeting from mamas basement while wearing a suit and tie

pathetic

It was a counter to your post regarding organized agitators.

Dork!

[Caribbean Hen]

Another loser tweeting from mamas basement while wearing a suit and tie

pathetic

It was a counter to your post regarding organized agitators.

Dork!

No duh

Why don’t you try to use your own counters instead of these morons

by the way that was a compliment for you

[UNI88]

Julie Fancelli, Richard Uihlein, Robert J. Shillman, Peter Thiel, the Kochs, etc.

[UNI88]

The federal immigration surge in Minneapolis isn’t just arrests — it’s large groups of ICE/CBP agents moving through city streets in highly visible, coordinated deployments. With over 3,000 federal officers in the Twin Cities, this scale of enforcement has disrupted daily life, drawn widespread protests, and drawn criticism from local officials and prosecutors as a “siege” on the community rather than routine law enforcement.

Compared to targeted operations, this militarized posture risks escalating tensions and harming local residents and businesses, many of whom report fear, economic impact, and a sense that ordinary life has been upended.

Bottom line: Lawful or not, this highly visible federal presence feels like an occupation, not standard policing or a true law enforcement operation.

[kalm]

The federal immigration surge in Minneapolis isn’t just arrests — it’s large groups of ICE/CBP agents moving through city streets in highly visible, coordinated deployments. With over 3,000 federal officers in the Twin Cities, this scale of enforcement has disrupted daily life, drawn widespread protests, and drawn criticism from local officials and prosecutors as a “siege” on the community rather than routine law enforcement.

Compared to targeted operations, this militarized posture risks escalating tensions and harming local residents and businesses, many of whom report fear, economic impact, and a sense that ordinary life has been upended.

Bottom line: Lawful or not, this highly visible federal presence feels like an occupation, not standard policing or a true law enforcement operation.

And from what I’m hearing…far more stridently than what’s being reported.

It’s still all about retribution. Trump, the tech bros, and rest of MAGA don’t really give too fly fucking fucks about the common people or who they harm.

[UNI88]

The federal immigration surge in Minneapolis isn’t just arrests — it’s large groups of ICE/CBP agents moving through city streets in highly visible, coordinated deployments. With over 3,000 federal officers in the Twin Cities, this scale of enforcement has disrupted daily life, drawn widespread protests, and drawn criticism from local officials and prosecutors as a “siege” on the community rather than routine law enforcement.

Compared to targeted operations, this militarized posture risks escalating tensions and harming local residents and businesses, many of whom report fear, economic impact, and a sense that ordinary life has been upended.

Bottom line: Lawful or not, this highly visible federal presence feels like an occupation, not standard policing or a true law enforcement operation.

And from what I’m hearing…far more stridently than what’s being reported.

It’s still all about retribution. Trump, the tech bros, and rest of MAGA don’t really give too fly fucking fucks about the common people or who they harm.

This question for SG, BDK, Gil and any MAQA yahoos saying protesters shouldn't interfere with or obstruct a law enforcement operation: Were they realistically engaged in a law enforcement operation when Alex Pretti was shot?

There were a lot of agents on the ground - What kind of rational law enforcement operation can approximately 20 agents reasonably be conducting by marching down the street pushing observers and bystanders to the side? That many agents and that much attention would alert any illegal immigrant(s) they might be pursuing and give them the opportunity to escape.

Were they there as part of a law enforcement operation or were they there in a show-of-force/surge operation (which doesn't necessarily qualify as a law enforcement operation)? Because it appears to be the kind of military operation you would expect to see by an occupying force.


Maybe CID or someone with a a rational mind and a law enforcement background can explain it to me.

Here is where MAQA yahoos call my questions stupid not because they are but because they're reasonable, have the potential to make the ICE/CBP and the trump regime look bad and thus make them uncomfortable. They're hoping to drag this down into emotional and distracting finger pointing and name calling and reason is to them what sunlight is to a vampire.

[Skjellyfetti]

YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A York couple is facing charges after allegedly attacking a woman at a fraternal club in Hanover, calling her racial slurs and asserting that “this is a MAGA town,” according to police.

Richard Mitchell Jr., 62, of Hanover, and Sara Tresnak, 51, of York, have both been charged with ethnic intimidation following the fight, which happened Jan. 10 at the Hanover Eagles on 105 Park Street in Penn Township.

The incident was reported around 10:15 p.m. that day. Officers arrived on scene and spoke to a woman who said while at the business, she was assaulted by a man and woman, who were later identified as Mitchell and Tresnak.

The victim reported that the couple had asked where she was from, and she answered Baltimore.

They then asked what her ethnicity is, and she said her dad is Black and Puerto Rican, and her mom is Italian, according to police.

The man reportedly told her that “Hanover is a redneck town” and “She wasn’t going to make it here,” police wrote in an affidavit.

The victim said she started to argue with the man, at which point she tried to turn around and leave, but the woman who’d been with the man grabbed the victim’s arm.

Then, police reported, the man grabbed the victim’s neck and forced her to the ground, at which point the woman began beating the victim.

Police wrote in charging documents the assault continued until bystanders heard the fight and came out to break it up.

The victim said that during the assault, the man called her the n-word, said she “didn’t belong here,” “this is a redneck town,” and “this is a MAGA town.”

https://fox56.com/news/local/pa-couple- ... a-pa-crime

[BDKJMU]

The federal immigration surge in Minneapolis isn’t just arrests — it’s large groups of ICE/CBP agents moving through city streets in highly visible, coordinated deployments. With over 3,000 federal officers in the Twin Cities, this scale of enforcement has disrupted daily life, drawn widespread protests, and drawn criticism from local officials and prosecutors as a “siege” on the community rather than routine law enforcement.

Compared to targeted operations, this militarized posture risks escalating tensions and harming local residents and businesses, many of whom report fear, economic impact, and a sense that ordinary life has been upended.

Bottom line: Lawful or not, this highly visible federal presence feels like an occupation, not standard policing or a true law enforcement operation.

Bottm line:Frey and Walz can end it by:
-Ending sanctuary policies.
-Honoring all detainer requests.

[Caribbean Hen]

Indeed

Terrifying this nut job worked at the VA. I wonder how many veterans he poisoned.

Knew he was off

The VA should be investigating how many Vets died on his shifts

[BDKJMU]

I liked how Omar started to go after him. She’s a strong woman.

Yeah, it takes a strong woman to marry her brother.

BTW the substance was apple cider vinegar. Did the guy say ‘This is MAGA Country!’

[Caribbean Hen]

YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A York couple is facing charges after allegedly attacking a woman at a fraternal club in Hanover, calling her racial slurs and asserting that “this is a MAGA town,” according to police.

Richard Mitchell Jr., 62, of Hanover, and Sara Tresnak, 51, of York, have both been charged with ethnic intimidation following the fight, which happened Jan. 10 at the Hanover Eagles on 105 Park Street in Penn Township.

The incident was reported around 10:15 p.m. that day. Officers arrived on scene and spoke to a woman who said while at the business, she was assaulted by a man and woman, who were later identified as Mitchell and Tresnak.

The victim reported that the couple had asked where she was from, and she answered Baltimore.

They then asked what her ethnicity is, and she said her dad is Black and Puerto Rican, and her mom is Italian, according to police.

The man reportedly told her that “Hanover is a redneck town” and “She wasn’t going to make it here,” police wrote in an affidavit.

The victim said she started to argue with the man, at which point she tried to turn around and leave, but the woman who’d been with the man grabbed the victim’s arm.

Then, police reported, the man grabbed the victim’s neck and forced her to the ground, at which point the woman began beating the victim.

Police wrote in charging documents the assault continued until bystanders heard the fight and came out to break it up.

The victim said that during the assault, the man called her the n-word, said she “didn’t belong here,” “this is a redneck town,” and “this is a MAGA town.”

https://fox56.com/news/local/pa-couple- ... a-pa-crime

Do you have any Puerto Rican friends?

Didn’t think so

[Caribbean Hen]

I liked how Omar started to go after him. She’s a strong woman.

All part of the script…. She’s trying to dredge up some mercy before she goes to jail.

[Gil Dobie]

Terrifying this nut job worked at the VA. I wonder how many veterans he poisoned.

Knew he was off

The VA should be investigating how many Vets died on his shifts

They found more video on Pretti kicking and damaging a law enforcement vehicle. Not worth getting shot over, but interfering and not peaceful, reckless behavior.

https://www.kare11.com/article/news/loc ... a74c1020d1

[kalm]

I liked how Omar started to go after him. She’s a strong woman.

All part of the script…. She’s trying to dredge up some mercy before she goes to jail.

Strong woman are scaaary!

[Caribbean Hen]

All part of the script…. She’s trying to dredge up some mercy before she goes to jail.

Strong woman are scaaary!

Not at all

Some of the best leaders I worked with were woman

[UNI88]

I liked how Omar started to go after him. She’s a strong woman.

Yeah, it takes a strong woman to marry her brother.

BTW the substance was apple cider vinegar. Did the guy say ‘This is MAGA Country!’

If true, she'd fit right in with many MAQA yahoos.

[Caribbean Hen]

From CNN

About three minutes before the shooting, two officers walk across the street, confronting Pretti and other observers in nearly the same spot where he was later shot dead.

One officer, wearing a dark-colored jacket and light-brown beanie, is seen placing a hand on Pretti’s torso and pushing him backwards out of the street as Pretti records with his phone. “Do not touch me,” Pretti shouts at the officer, adding, “I am out of the traffic… you are the one who is in the traffic.”

Klamdami believes he has seen everything that has happened only because of the videos he has watched …

It’s almost like the nurse had a death wish behaving like he did while carrying a gun

"AssauIt me, Motherf*cker" - Alex Pretti

Ole Yellar 88, surprised you missed the clues

If the left had any compassion at all they would of told this nut job to go get some help before you get your wish

[Caribbean Hen]

Sad face.

Looked like the nurse was very interested in protecting that book bag that the other person “he was trying to protect” was wearing…. It was trying to protect something all right

Why was he out in the middle of the street “directing traffic”? Just stupid bringing attention to yourself like that if you’ve got a loaded gun.

Why would he be scrapping it up with border patrol and ICE if he was carrying a weapon? You’re playing with fire when you do stupid shit like that. When the agent removed his weapon, did it go off accidentally? when you carry a gun, you better know you can die by the gun. Footnote for foaming old yeller 88, I am not saying that he was killed by his own weapon

why would his father warn a 37 year-old man, not to do anything dumb if you’re going to these protest? It is father know he was radicalized?

Why did they have two loaded magazine clips?

Just some observations for you radical America hating basement boys to think about

All of your worthless asses should be forced to work in law-enforcement for a week before you come on here and embarrass yourselves

Dad knew his son was lunatic but you can only do so much for a 37-year-old man

[UNI88]

And from what I’m hearing…far more stridently than what’s being reported.

It’s still all about retribution. Trump, the tech bros, and rest of MAGA don’t really give too fly fucking fucks about the common people or who they harm.

This question for SG, BDK, Gil and any MAQA yahoos saying protesters shouldn't interfere with or obstruct a law enforcement operation: Were they realistically engaged in a law enforcement operation when Alex Pretti was shot?

There were a lot of agents on the ground - What kind of rational law enforcement operation can approximately 20 agents reasonably be conducting by marching down the street pushing observers and bystanders to the side? That many agents and that much attention would alert any illegal immigrant(s) they might be pursuing and give them the opportunity to escape.

Were they there as part of a law enforcement operation or were they there in a show-of-force/surge operation (which doesn't necessarily qualify as a law enforcement operation)? Because it appears to be the kind of military operation you would expect to see by an occupying force.


Maybe CID or someone with a a rational mind and a law enforcement background can explain it to me.

Here is where MAQA yahoos call my questions stupid not because they are but because they're reasonable, have the potential to make the ICE/CBP and the trump regime look bad and thus make them uncomfortable. They're hoping to drag this down into emotional and distracting finger pointing and name calling and reason is to them what sunlight is to a vampire.

No MAQA yahoos want to explain how sending several squads to a platoon of federal agents down a city street is a law enforcement operation?