Anonymous #1 2w

😭

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Anonymous #1 2w

How dare you compare them to something so abhorrent?? The McChicken deserves better than that!

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Anonymous #3 2w

PLEASE "IM SORRRYY DONT LEAVE MEEEE I WANT YOU HERE WITH ME NOWWWWW I KNOW THAT UR LOVE IS GOOOOONNEEEEE"

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Anonymous #8 2w

yeah ofc. im against illegal immigration, but ice is detaining any and everyone, not following the constitution. they lack proper training so they abuse and kill ppl who get in their way. they damage property and don't return personal belongings after citizens/legal immigrants are released. when they're hired, there is no background check, no resumes, no drug testing, they've already hired a few Proud Boys (jan 6 attackers).

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Anonymous #11 2w

I think ICE and the J6ers are both heroes!

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Anonymous #4 2w

Agree. It’s also been proven there were plainclothes fbi agents on j6 goading people into storming the capitol

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Anonymous #12 2w

And the week before he was kicking at their cars.

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Anonymous #13 1w

Thanks for letting me know that kicking a taillight is punishable by summary execution, after which an agent will clap, another one will tell a witness “boohoo,” and a third will express his excitement at how similar the situation was to call of duty!! Remind me to never accidentally step on your toes. Summary execution would be justified, after all

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Anonymous #12 1w

Rittenhouse

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Anonymous #2 1w

don’t bring a UNREGISTERED firearm to a protest, basic gun safety 101. you want the second amendment in ur favor so bad but can’t handle it. Also if you cause damage to an agency’s car i hope something happens to you. This isn’t even a left v right debate it’s basic common sense btw!!

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Anonymous #2 1w

Rittenhouse had great gun training and everything was lawful. Alex wasn’t! Alex had a unregistered, as well a frequent agitator of ice

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Anonymous #13 1w

according to minneapolis law enforcement he was a lawful gun owner, stop making things up to fit your narrative. once one citizen doesn't have the right to carry their lawful gun in the street, your access to the 2nd amendment is also in jeopardy, whether you realize it or not.

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Anonymous #7 1w

It’s illegal to carry a firearm at a protest I believe. Also no good firearm owner would be kicking law enforcement vehicles and getting into aggressive confrontations while armed whic I also believe is illegal. Research the law before you spread misinformation and sound like an idiot

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Anonymous #9 1w

It’s is not illegal to exercise your first and second amendment rights at once. It is NOT illegal to carry a firearm at a protest, for better or for worse

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Anonymous #2 1w

Well it’s not that simple. Depends on state, city, location etc. and kicking law enforcement vehicles is NOT the first amendment 🤦. I’m not defending what happened to him, I do think his could have been avoided and those agents should no longer be agents. But also he wasn’t an angel that was randomly shot walking down the street

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Anonymous #2 1w

He was protecting businesses and found not guilty by a jury of his peers.

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Anonymous #9 1w

there's a difference between the law and your opinions mr. no good gun owner would do that, bottom line is a ma died because an entire group of "law enforcement officers" couldn't arrest one man effectively AFTER his gun was removed from his person

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Anonymous #7 1w

Yea sure maybe that’s the bottom line but it’s not that simple. Also at first I heard the gun was removed from his person, but I’ve seen conflicting video evidence that he was reaching for him waistband as he was shot. Watch a frame by frame breakdown.

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Anonymous #7 1w

And yea there’s a difference between my opinion in the law. But there’s pretty clear protocols about getting into conflict with law enforcement while armed. The day that he was attacking ice vehicles while armed makes him a threat, and doing so while carrying a gun elevates the charges you could face. It’s very easy to analyze things when you have multiple video angles and information after the fact. I don’t think his death was necessary but there were multiple things both he and the ice agents

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Anonymous #7 1w

Could have done differently to avoid his death

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Anonymous #9 1w

no amount of kicking vehicles while armed warrants being legitimately filled with bullets while disarmed and held down. that is not how the law is carried out in this country. supposed federal agents should have more emotional restraint than the average citizen and should be held to a higher standard because of the training that they should have.

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Anonymous #13 1w

it wasn't UNREGISTERED a simple google search would go a long way bud

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Anonymous #7 1w

it was, take ur own advice bud!

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Anonymous #13 1w

according to minneapolis police his permit status was lawful lmao

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Anonymous #7 1w

where’d you hear that, cause i’ve seen different?

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the claim that the gun was unregistered is disproved within the first few paragraphs of both articles, from an liberal source and a conservative one

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Anonymous #7 1w

it’s interesting, i’ve heard that his gun is unregistered. But if news articles are saying so. But you have to admit bringing a gun to a protest isn’t the smartest thing to do… right?

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Anonymous #13 1w

ok so it took down the comment with links for some reason but there's a fox article titled: ICE shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis raises 2nd Amendment questions regarding CPLs and a abc one called: 2nd Amendment backlash follows portrayal of Alex Pretti by some Trump administration officials

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Anonymous #13 1w

it's not the smartest thing to do at all but that doesn't mean you would deserve to shot several times while disarmed and held down

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Anonymous #13 1w

and it's not the news articles, it's the literal police department saying it, the articles are just the reports of that lol

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Anonymous #7 1w

i agree i think it could’ve been handled better, but again bringing a gun to a protest isn’t the smartest thing. But ik rittenhouse did it but i think rittenhouse had better “gun training” wasn’t smart but kept a level head if that makes sense.

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Anonymous #13 1w

In the encounter which ultimately led to pretti’s death, bro was the most levelheaded someone could be

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Anonymous #2 1w

i would disagree

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Anonymous #13 1w

All he did was try to help a woman up ? He put his hands up in a dude I won’t hurt you pose

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Anonymous #2 1w

i’ve seen plenty videos of him attacking vehicles so i don’t think i would say he’s “level headed” also if you have ice agents on you trying to subdue i don’t think i would be levelheaded

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Anonymous #13 1w

he did not deserve to be murdered while completely restrained and disarmed. not "it could have been handled better but..." he was restrained and disarmed, he was one man and they had at least 4, they did not need to shoot him at all.

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Anonymous #7 1w

he did not harm a single agent

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Anonymous #7 1w

again that’s not true, active destruction of vehicles/ agitation of ice agents. This genuinely is hard to understand. Should he have been killed no, but should he face punishment for what he’s done, Yes.

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Anonymous #13 1w

also if 4 grown men are needed to subdue one grown man, seems a little interesting just a thought!

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Anonymous #13 1w

Four men beat him up. I’m not sure if all were “needed.” It seems like they were really excited to get a kick in

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Anonymous #13 1w

In this incident, the day he got shot, he did NOTHING to escalate. At all. Read the witness statements.

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Anonymous #13 1w

ah yes, because kicking out a tail light deserves the punishment of execution in the street. i would have had no issue had they taken the normal legal action for destruction of property. but instead they murdered an unarmed man, nothing more to say. your morals are nonexistent in your defense of a disgusting misuse of power.

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Anonymous #7 1w

What with this jumping to conclusions. He literally said “he shouldn’t have been killed”. No one is saying that he deserves what happened for kicking taillights, but it’s speaks to his character and mental state. Clearly violent, and has had at least two encounters with ice and I’m willing to bet more. They tried to subdue him, he resisted and when they tried to take his gun he reached for it, his gun went off and the officers fired. Stop acting like they walked up and executed him on the spot

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Anonymous #9 1w

thank you #9, again he shouldn’t have been killed. But even with a “registered/unregistered” firearm it shouldn’t have been brought to a protest. And for it to be fired as well alex’s mental state wasnt safe to be handling that. Just to reiterate he wasn’t killed out of random. Many run ins with ice and plenty of altercations lead to this sucks to say.

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Anonymous #13 1w

Exactly. His death is tragic and one could say unnecessary, but he wasn’t just an innocent bystander. I just watched more video of it what appears to have happened was the ice agent removed his firearm and began running away and it discharged. I think he accidentally pulled the trigger but it was a sig 226 which if you know the p320 has had negligent discharge issues but is totally possible for another sig model as it looked like Alex had modified his. But after his firearm was taken,

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Anonymous #9 1w

i cannot find anything that proves your claim that he was reaching for the gun while already detained and the gun went off, so idk where you're pulling that from (probably your ass considering your other comments on this post lmao)

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Anonymous #13 1w

The agents are yelling “gun” “gun” and he reaches back to his empty holster, but one can only assume they thought he had another. Tragic and unnecessary and the agents did not handle it well, but it wasn’t execution or premeditated murder like all these people are saying.

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Anonymous #13 1w

the problem is the way "law enforcement" handled the conflict, that is my only point. i don't care about his character at all, if he was doing illegal things he should have been legally detained

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Anonymous #9 1w

he was on the ground with men on top of him when they shot him??

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Anonymous #9 1w

obviously it's not premeditated murder but id argue it's an execution when the person being shot is disarmed and detained

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Anonymous #7 1w

No actually I watched many angles. They begin yelling gun when they spot his, agent removes it and begins running away when he reaches back for an empty holster, BUT THEY DONT KNOW THATS HIS ONLY FIREARM. His firearm then goes off in the agents hand which could have been an accidental trigger pull or like I said, it was a sig 226 which was modified based on the photo I’ve seen of it, and other sig model the p320 have had recorded issues of discharging without the trigger being pulled.

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Anonymous #9 1w

ok so again, it's the agents fault lmao. they mishandled the situation and a man died

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Anonymous #7 1w

People are saying premeditated because of his previous encounter which I don’t believe. But like I was saying they’re all yelling gun which is what any Leo does, his is removed but he then reaches back to his holster, they don’t know if he has another weapon, people do carry a backup piece. He wasn’t detained because he was actively fighting, and his gun dishcharged. If you want to go to dms I’m happy to explain more clearly it’s hard with character limit on threads

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Anonymous #7 1w

Why are you over simplifying this. Alex had a part in his death and the agents are also to blame. It’s not so cut and dry like you make it out to be

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Anonymous #9 1w

i'm not over simplifying it at all, i believe that trained law enforcement officers should not be legitimately filling citizens with bullets in the streets because they are incapable of making an arrest. that is my opinion based on my morals, i'm done talking to people who are downplaying federal officers killing citizens. have a good one.

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Anonymous #7 1w

that’s the thing it’s never the character of the person that matters to yall. That’s why “the right” pushes back so heavily. cause the person might’ve not been the best but you still side with that person/what that person did which is more than likely not good (floyd,alex, rene)

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Anonymous #7 1w

“You’re explaining too much so I don’t want to talk to you anymore”. You think you have it all figured out and I feel bad for idiots like you. Ik you’re gonna read this and not reply but whatever. Law enforcement has the right to use deadly force when a threat is suspected. In this specific scenario maybe deadly force wasn’t warranted but This is ONE case. ONE. Take a step out of your echo chamber for one fucking second my god ppl like you are insufferable

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Anonymous #9 1w

ok but in renee good's scenario, the agent wasnt punished in any way. and then it happened again to alex pretti. in fact, 36 people have died, 3 more have been shot but not killed, and many have gone missing. and these clearly untrained agents have been using unnecessary force on tons of people.

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Anonymous #10 1w

You wanna talk about missing? Like hundreds of thousands of missing kids under Biden/harris? The officer in the Renee good shooting didn’t deserve any punishment?

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Anonymous #10 1w

the agent was hit by renee’s car, had internal injuries. As well obama was deporting way more than trump, as well more immigrants were killed but you won’t signify that. I would like to see you have someone jumping on your car, shouting insults at you, throwing things as your driving and you keep a level head. Peaceful protests aren’t a thing the left is capable of doing

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Anonymous #9 1w

no i don't want to talk to you anymore because i think you're a bad person and there's no point continuing a discussion with someone who has absolutely no morals. you wanna talk insufferable, how ironic.

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Anonymous #7 1w

I don’t understand how these people can contort so much Jesus. They believe whatever daddy says

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