Mobs

There's no better example of mob-mentality than the summer of 2020, when the liberal media's false narrative of racism in policing propelled the pillocks and the ninnyhammers into the streets with inane signs.

A couple years later, the DOJ released their study in which they could manage only to repeat the false narrative, completely omitting the question as to what percentage of segments of society engage in the type of illegal activity that would lead to being arrested.

I will spell it out for you: There are no statistics that tell us anything about it. Simply a higher arrest rate for a segment of the population tells us nothing about policing.

And anomalous data points, such as one involving a small town police force of two or three officers, is not evidence of racism in policing as portrayed by the media.

Also completely omitted is the question of what percentage of segments of society violently resist arrest, which leads to a higher rate of injury and fatalities.

Yet, the liberal media still claims that the summer of 2020 brought about a reckoning in society, simply as a means of trying to justify their baseless claims made in 2020.

It was never anything more than political smoke and mirrors. And as of 2026, Minneapolis City Hall continues to cling to the meritless claims made in the DOJ "study".

The same fiction and idiocy is in place with the interference of immigration enforcement and the provoking of officers.

The interference and the provocations began in full force in 2025 before masks for agents were even on the horizon. So did the doxxing, which triggered the donning of masks for agents.

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Barrack Obama's I.C.E. agents demanded to see the identification of millions of people residing in the United States. More than 3.1 million were found to be residing in the country illegally, were arrested, and deported.

His I.C.E. agency engaged in profiling -- targeting businesses that had a likelihood of employing Hispanics. Profiling is profiling, whether aimed at employed people or unemployed people. Obama focused on employed people.

In all, more than 5.1 million people were expelled when including those who were apprehended in the vicinity of the border.

Obama had campaigned on a promise of strict immigration enforcement and he followed through.

Not one word was heard from a single democrat, other than to humorously refer to Obama as "Deporter in Chief".
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On the day after Trump won the 2024 election, Tim Walz publicly declared that the state of Minnesota would defy all attempts by the federal government to enforce immigration law.

The fiction-embracing Trump-haters took over from there:

No-one is afraid of agents simply due to the wearing of masks. And no, Alex Pretti was not "directing traffic".[1] And on and on. The excuse-makers, the defenders of the lumpens out in the streets have zero credibility. I was even told by one such reprobate (a temporary condition hopefully) -- when each of her arguments fell apart under simple scrutiny -- that there were unspecified "nuances" regarding immigration enforcement that justified the harassment and provoking of officers.

As of 2024, 23 percent of Hispanics between the ages of 25 and 54 residing in the U.S. did not have legal status for being here.[2] These people are not refugees -- they are opportunists, and the supply is inexhaustable. Why bother to have a country if you are going to fling open the borders?

The claim that "the immigration system is broken" is a piece of fiction invented by the consumately fictitious Kamala Harris (who infamously claimed on dozens of occasions that "the border is secure" while illegal crossings were running four times higher than under Trump's first term). The false claim that the immigration system is broken is used by democrats as the excuse for illegal border crossings.

The immigration system is not "broken": Since 1990, the quota has been 675,000 per year and that quota is routinely exceeded. That is not a "broken system". Prior to 1990 the quota averaged less than 200,000. The fact that certain categories (family-sponsored or employment-based) get backlogged is due to ever-increasing demands from all over the world. That is not the fault of USCIS.

If you don't think Trump should be president, then honestly articulate your reasoning rather than lie. You need to value truth for truth's sake, or you will continue to have zero credibility.

1. Alex Pretti engaged in no directing of traffic or in any assisting of a fallen woman.

Moments before agents attempted to apprehend him, he had harassed, then interfered with, then physically assaulted an officer by virtue of grabbing the officer's left shoulder -- all while carrying a gun. He then violently resisted the apprehension.

Every person in Minneapolis who was manhandled, injured or killed by I.C.E. had interfered with or harassed officers and/or disobeyed orders by officers and resisted apprehension. It was all under the category of provocation.