cross-posted from: https://discuss.online/post/33569088

Right after ICE Agent Johnathan Ross executed a US citizen in cold blood

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Time for minnesota to do some house cleaning

ACAB

tf they have Gmail for any not using their own domain.

have made their jobs... more difficult and dangerous

Y'all have made everyone's lives difficult and dangerous. You know, because of all the murder.

When citizens are accused of a crime, they are given the presumption of innocence as afforded by due process.

Really? Because what I've seen is a bunch of jackbooted thugs grabbing everyone brown and tossing them out of the country into places like CECOT with zero regard to due process. But what do I know? I just trust my lying eyes.

ummm..yeah we condemn. you fucking executed a citizen without due process you fucking shit bag monkey fucking potatoes.

FOP is why I’m a Dapper Dan man

That would require the citizens to do actual work though...

Union IT is an underrated security risk. Picture average employees in the union transferred into HR (ie elected shop steward etc.). Now task them with managing IT.

The shit I’ve seen and heard from union staff. They’ve got the real dirt.

I wouldn’t want to advocate for any illegal activity, but do consider the above statements.

When citizens are accused of a crime, they are given the presumption of innocence as afforded by due process. When there is an incident involving law enforcement, politicians and activists immediately condemn those involved and are scrambling for sound bites. They do not afford them the same due process but rather convict them in a public court of opinion while an investigation is barely beginning.

1. This is not an "incident". This is not an "accusation". An ICE agent shot a fleeing woman in the head in broad daylight, on camera. The language of ambiguity here is dishonest and cowardly.

2. A citizen accused of a crime is an order of magnitude more likely to face consequences than law enforcement. A bad outcome for a cop accused of a violent crime is getting fired. A citizen who only loses their job will probably call it a win.

3. Presuming this is true, why do you think that is? Do people randomly hate cops for no reason? Or have there perhaps been numerous high profile examples in recent memory of police abusing their resources and power & facing no repercussions, even when caught red handed? Of cops showing preferential treatment to other cops, white people, and the wealthy? Of police departments getting armored personnel carriers and grenade launchers while "school lunch debt" is a concept that exists? Of incompetent morons kicking in the wrong door and flashbanging a baby or killing a random person in their own home? Any of that sound familiar, pig?

Mentioning the nearly 400,000 officers is a threat btw

Funny how the police union will side with business owners everytime thiers a real union strike.

Almost as if they are class traitors/s

Fire every fucking one of them.

Out of a cannon

Does anyone have a direct link? I am trying to confirm if this is real.

I can’t find any official links for this release, but it does have similarities to statements made by national FOP in October.

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ICE in general has never followed due process. They have abducted, separated, and transported people without so much as a trial.

You mean the cops that started two of the largest BLM protests through absurd levels of violence against people of color stand with ICE?

Also, reading this I can't help but think, do these people understand how they treat everyone else? Like cops absolutely don't give any presumption of innocence and will blast a suspect's name on TV. Also cops will just murder you because they got a little scared.

Oh but there's no presumption of citizenship or that the papers you hand them may be legitimate… It's fucking bs, but that's often their excuse

What an absolute shocker to only thin blue line people

Thank you!

Put em all against the wall. Let em stain it

Yep, all of them.

ACAB

MURDER!

I'd prefer them to be set on fire.