his shirt says antifa which doesnt mean anti-fascist it means street criminal, if one was to be judged by their actions

According to you, Antifa are the only people who are to be judged by their actions.

ya of course, and for being smelly

This post was edited by TiStuff on Feb 7 2026 12:05am

For anyone that cares, a more average story. No vehicle ramming, no alleged gun brandishing. No white savior syndrome. Sounds like the judicial backend for the ICE campaign is sloppy AF

"We are incredibly relieved and grateful to share that bond has officially been granted.

We are now awaiting the payment link so we can post bond and move to the final step — her release. We are especially thankful that our attorney proactively filed a second bond request in New Mexico, which is the hearing that ultimately allowed her to be heard and approved. That extra step made all the difference."

This post was edited by RedFromWinter on Feb 8 2026 07:06am

she saying she is worried about rich people losing cheap labor because thats what it sounds like she is saying?

I thought we couldn't say that

The site called “ICE List” was created in June 2025. Its stated purpose was to compile and publish personal information about ICE agents, drawing from publicly available sources. In method, it is similar to Canary Mission, which compiles information on individuals considered politically objectionable for their views on Israeli Gov Policy.

ICE List went offline after what its founder described as a “sophisticated” denial-of-service (DDoS) attack. Social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram also blocked links to the site due to policies against sharing personally identifiable information, making it largely inaccessible. The contrast highlights a stark double standard. Canary Mission continues to operate largely unimpeded, while sites like ICE List — even when relying on publicly available information — are quickly disrupted because they target ICE agents. This reveals how enforcement and tolerance depend less on legality and more on who is being doxed.

My view is that sites like ICEList SHOULD NOT exist. However, if Canary Mission sets the precedent, and is allowed to exist, then the choice is clear: either all such sites should be allowed to operate, or none should be. Noting that Canary Mission DOES exist and ICEList has been successfully taken down, it is just another example of double standards.

This post was edited by ferdia on Feb 10 2026 10:26am

Freedom of speech laws are content neutral and allow people to dance right up to the line. They can only be prosecuted if they cross that line. And plenty of states passed anti doxxing laws already.

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https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/cite/609.5151

I have buddies all over the mid-west in red states and one in Nebraska said ICE is not touching agriculture anymore after farmers started making noise and it impacting republican business.


I am willing to bet double standards are flying all over the place. Start deporting republican business workers and well its a problem.

I live rural northern Minnesota and there is no ICE here. Family by Midway (Twin Cities), ICE all over that area. Allegedly staking out child care centers in those neighborhoods. Also in Rochester, family saw guy get abducted/arrested/deported delivering food for his church or something.

The problem I see with ICE is they're missing their mandate by miles..Obama allegedly netted higher numbers. Instead they're objective seems to be subverted and now they're just being used tactically to target very specific sanctuary cities. Like pulling a few weeds by your front door while your garden is getting choked out

This post was edited by RedFromWinter on Feb 11 2026 02:09am