Border Patrol Thug Greg Bovino Bitched About Being Asked To Be A Bit More Lawful Before Being Turfed To California
from the back-on-the-practice-squad dept
Border Patrol commander Greg Bovino has been sent back to the border after making himself the Nazi scum face of the Trump administration’s brutal efforts to purge this country of as many non-white people as possible.
Bovino made it clear what team he really wanted to play for before Trump was even sworn in for the second time. After Trump’s election win (but before Trump actually took office), Bovino self-authorized an expansive anti-migrant operation without bothering to check in with DHS leadership to make sure he was cleared to do this.
Trump is always capable of recognizing opportunistic thugs whose dark hearts are as corroded as his own. Bovino was swiftly elevated to an unappointed position as the nominal head of Trump’s many inland invasions of cities run by the opposing political party. Bovino embraced the role of shitheel thug, leading directly to court orders that attempted to restrain his brutal actions. Bovino appeared willing to ignore most court orders he was hit with, increasing his brutality and his public contempt of not only court orders, but the judges themselves, who he insulted during public statements to journalists.
After two murders in three weeks, the Trump administration started to realize it has lost the “hearts and minds” battle with most US citizens and residents. While ICE operations continue to be indistinguishable from kidnapping and the DHS is still ambushing migrants attempting to follow the terms of their supervised release agreements, Bovino has become the now-unacceptable personification of the administration’s bigoted war on migrants.
Bovino has been sent back down to the minors, so to speak. He’s been removed from high-profile surges in Chicago and Minneapolis and remanded to his former patrol area, which is much, much closer to the US border where there’s nearly no immigration activity happening thanks to the ongoing war on migrants.
Insubordination is fine as long as it doesn’t create friction Trump may have to eventually deal with. Bovino, however, is just as incapable of picking his battles as the president himself. Too many cocks spoil the broth, as the saying (almost) goes.
Thanks to a leaked email shared with NBC, we now know more about Bovino’s resistance to anyone anywhere who attempted to tell him what to do.
Bovino wanted to conduct large-scale immigration sweeps during an operation in Chicago in September, but the acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Todd Lyons, told him the focus was to conduct “targeted operations,” arresting only of people known to federal agents ahead of time for their violations of immigration law or other laws, according to the correspondence.
“Mr. Lyons seemed intent that CBP conduct targeted operations for at least two weeks before transitioning to full scale immigration enforcement,” Bovino wrote in an email to Department of Homeland Security leaders in Washington, referring to Customs and Border Protection, which oversees Border Patrol agents. “I declined his suggestion. We ended the conversation shortly thereafter.”
Keep in mind that Bovino is a Border Patrol commander who was working nowhere near the border. Also, keep in mind that ICE is the lead agency in any immigration enforcement efforts because… well, it’s in the name: Immigration and Customs Enforcement. This is Bovino not only giving the finger to the chain of command, but also insisting his agency (along with the CBP) take the lead in Midwestern apprehensions, despite neither agency having much in the terms of training for inland operations.
Speaking of chain of command, the commander of an agency that’s a component of the DHS made it clear he believed he didn’t have to answer to the DHS either, as Leigh Kimmons reports in their article for the Daily Beast:
The email also revealed a rather bizarre chain of command, with Bovino saying he reported to Noem’s aide, Corey Lewandowski, and appearing to defy Lyons’ authority. “Mr. Lyons said he was in charge, and I corrected him saying I report to Corey Lewandowski,” Bovino reportedly said of the unpaid special government employee.
This email makes one thing perfectly clear: Bovino appeared to believe he answered to no one. And he would only “report” to people he felt wouldn’t push back against his confrontational, rights-violating efforts. This probably would have never been a problem, but Bovino consistently crossed lines that even Trump’s high-level sycophantic bigots were hesitant to cross.
And now he’s the one who is experiencing the “find out” part that usually follows the “fucking around.” He’s been sidelined, perhaps permanently. Acting ICE director Todd Lyons is the new face of Trump’s inland invasions. Kristi Noem herself seems to be on the list of potential cuts, should the administration continue its on-again, off-again pivot to a less outwardly racist agenda when it comes to immigration enforcement.
But I’m not here to damn with faint praise or even damn with faint damnation. I hope Bovino’s last years as a Border Patrol commander are as terrible as his haircut. I hope Todd Lyons veers so far to the middle that Trump shitcans him. I hope Noem is on the path to private sector employment, tainted with the scarlet “T” that means any future version of MAGA won’t even bother to check in with her now that the only people she can make miserable are her own children. Adios, Bovino. Sleep badly.
Filed Under: cbp, chicago, dhs, gregory bovino, ice, kristi noem, leaks, mass deportation, minneapolis, minnesota, todd lyons, trump administration


Comments on “Border Patrol Thug Greg Bovino Bitched About Being Asked To Be A Bit More Lawful Before Being Turfed To California”
Greg Bovino eats his old underwear instead of washing it because he likes the taste.
Greg Bovino had to have his house fumigated because he gave herpes to the spider population.
Greg Bovino has swamp ass so bad they put plastic chairs at strip clubs he goes to.
Greg Bovino’s ass is blown out so bad from being fisted by Trump he sharts every time he breaks wind.
Greg Bovino is a fucking NAZI.
There are still patrols, they are still taking us.
This is not over. Homan is worse. Eyes on Minnesota please.
Hey, I hate that bovine prick, I’m defending him or ice or cbp in the slightest, waste of taxpayer money in my opinion.
However, this part:
is arguably irrelevant.
Minnesota has the 5th longest international border out of all the states. It might be ‘inland’ but it still has a border with another country.
I hate to nitpick reporting about shitty people being shitty but I had to point this out. Even the closest city in Texas of notable size to the border, San Antonio, it’s a 3 hour drive to get to the country’s border and nearly all of Minnesota could get to the border in the same amount of time. Just sayin’…
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Yeah but it’s on the “good” border.
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And so is Oregon as the sea leads to international territories…
Minneapolis is about as far from the border you can get in the state. And it ain’t exactly illegal immigration that carries the city. Rather it is legalized migration. Then again, if the administration can find any reason, they will arrest and send anyone who doesn’t carry around drivers license, birth certificate and/or papers of their status being made legal around. Even with those papers, they can arrest them and send them to Texas for a few weeks while they investigate.
And if they are forced to release a person, well, they get them thrown out into Texas and let them find their own way home. Seems like Trump has taken the concept of originalism from the legal system and applied it to the political system… Let us party like its 1769!
CBP area of responsibility
I Need to point out that Chicago is within 100 Miles of O’Hare Airport. CBP believes is has jurisdiction within 100 Miles of any International Airport.
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Don’t they? Is it only DHS?
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It’s just a jacket. The official CBP jacket, in fact. You people are ridiculous, willing to conflate any superficial similarity.
Clear cut self-defense and what seems to be an accident, actually.
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Heroically defending yourself against a car that is slowly driving away.
Accidentally pumping 10 rounds into the back of a man who has already been subdued.
Yeah, right.
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So clear cut they’re working to ensure they can never be properly investigated, you know, like people do when there’s no evidence of wrongdoing.
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“Blah blah blah I’m an idiot without critical thinking skills and obey when they say to repeat their lies I’m too stupid to realise aren’t truth, love me you fuckers.”
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It’s your lie, pal – make it as big as you want!
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The second two are the most ridiculous claims without evidence currently in existence.
The first – superficial is everything your chosen identity is about. There is nothing beside the superficial involved. Which is why you superficially choose to display your Nazi-envy.
I believe in due process and human rights, even for the worst assholes in the world. So, yes, I think Bovino should be accommodated with a high chair at his Nuremberg trial so he can see over the table.
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And after he’s convicted, I want him to have the nicest view possible of the surrounding countryside as they put his head in the noose.
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Bovino is irretrievable like Osama bin Laden. Only his death will stop him from doing something even worse. And I hope Noem kills herself like Hitler.
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Convicted of what? Wearing a jacket you don’t like?
Please stfu, you’re retarded.
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at least I’m not a bootlicking bitch 😏
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That’s bit rich considering you’re the one that think it’s the jacket that’s the problem.
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Uncountable assaults and constitutional violations maybe?
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Holocaust deniers: “Jews just don’t like Hitler because of his mustache.”
You’re pretending like Bovino hasn’t been filmed and literally called out in court for personally assaulting peaceful protesters.
Also, it’s a greatcoat, not a jacket.
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This comment reminds me of that 1980s anti-drug commercial where the parent asks the kid where the kid learned to use drugs. “You, I learned it from YOU!”
Personally, I don’t think he’s committed a death-eligible criminal offense. If he hasn’t, then what you are suggesting is that someone with whom you have a policy disagreement should be executed. If it’s proven in a court of competent jurisdiction that he HAS committed a death-eligible offense, then I’ll change my tune.
Violence begets violence. Only the ones who peacefully protest in a non-violent way can claim the moral high ground. Even if my side is wrong in a violent way, then you shouldn’t respond by suggesting more violence. I think y’all should really consider going to the ballot box and electing people who will change the laws that are currently in place that you don’t want enforced. Then, nobody can enforce them legally.
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Bored now. You’re boring.
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Do you see what you did there? You believe something, therefore you’re drawing conclusions on what someone else has said based on their beliefs, as if you’re de facto correct. And you’re asking the question as if you’re just thinking it through logically rather than asserting your beliefs as fact.
You’ve inserted the term policy here. Stephen didn’t say he disagreed with Bovino over a policy. You’re arguing with a straw man.
But for the record, whether it’s policy or just action, I fundamentally disagree with genocide.
I strongly doubt that. You continue to assert your bias in this JAQing off rhetoric that you think is clever.
You mean like extrajudicial murder under the color of law? Constitutional and human rights violations by masked secret police?
Yes, only the Jews who write strongly worded letters to Hitler about concentration camps deserve have morals. When the state is violating the law and brutalizing human beings in what would be war crimes if we were at war, you don’t get to talk about retaining the moral high ground for victims. By default, the administration has dug to the molten core and left everyone else on the high ground. Nobody is under any obligation to accept this behavior from the administration.
“Hold still, I’m just trying to beat you!”
First, conservatives have actively been committing voter suppression and gerrymandering on top of Trump currently trying to use the federal government to interfere with state elections and canceling the midterms. So telling people to vote as if that magically solves the problem or brings victims back to life is bullshit.
Second, ahem, THE ADMINISTRATION IS BREAKING THE EXISTING LAWS, HUMAN RIGHTS, AND CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS, YOU GASLIGHTJNG MOTHERFUCKER!
We have made this point over and over. Due process is a thing. Tear gassing children is illegal assault. ICE and CBP abducting citizens while ignoring their citizenship is illegal, even for an unconstitutional Kavanaugh stop. Brutalizing anyone during an arrest is assault.
We don’t need laws changed. We need actual laws enforced and received that upheld.
“Your side” is a very telling statement. Human and constitutional rights aren’t a fucking team sport!
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I never hear solutions. I only hear bitching. Wouldn’t it be better if Minnesota kept these people in jail on an ICE hold so they can be retrieved peacefully? There probably won’t be any 5 year olds in the jail with them. There probably won’t be any US citizens wrongfully detained if the illegals are collected at the jails. But, once they are let off the hook and thrown back into the pond, occasionally securing illegals will have unintended second order effects.
Y’all like to bitch about all of the problems Y’ALL caused by supporting the policy of not honoring ICE holds. Just that one simple change would have made sure the monsters didn’t kill Alex Pretti or that other one. But, this solution would deprive you of the self-righteousness of engaging in your “protests.”
I don’t see an suggestions other than “don’t enforce the law.” What other laws should not he enforced? I think it’s clear that one of you would lynch someone if given the opportunity. Make a valid suggestion. Put it to a vote.
I promise the side of compassion and empathy will not win if this revolves into a real civil war.
Minnesota should do the honorable thing and secede from the Union. And then we can send all of the illegals there and let them deal with it. But, instead, Minnesota wants the benefits of statehood without any of the responsibilities. Laughable. And repugnant.
Y’all don’t want solitions; you want chaos. And you want someone else to pay for that chaos. Put you money and your liberty where your mouth. Stand up for what you believe. Just say you want to take my money and give it to someone else. Be honest for once.
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Okay, fuck it, I’m in a foul mood and I need an outlet, so you’re it.
No, I bet you hear them all the time. What you meant to say was you never like the proposed solutions because they don’t align with your moral/political ideology.
Which “people” are you referring to: undocumented immigrants who’ve committed serious crimes or undocumented immigrants in general? Because while I’ve got no problem with the first one, the second one would likely overflow the jails and require the building of what the Trump regime might charitably call “human warehouses”. (And FYI? That one’s already happening. Go look up the buildings ICE has purchased lately.)
So will arresting US citizens because they protested ICE or couldn’t provide proof of citizenship on the spot or because some dipshit who flunked out of their local police academy got pissy about being called names. But you don’t really give a fuck because, as you’ve said, you’d prefer for ICE agents to get even more violent than they are right now.
Immigration enforcement is a federal law enforcement matter. For what reason, other than “because Trump said so”, should local or state LEOs be forced to round up undocumented immigrants with no criminal record like those LEOs are working on a slave patrol?
Her name was, is, and always will be Renee Good. And given your support for ICE ramping up its use of physical violence, we all know you don’t give a single fuck about either Renee Good or Alex Pretti. Trying this “hey, leftists, you’re the real reason they’re dead” shit is both disingenuous and transparent, so you can stop playing that fucking game like everyone here doesn’t know you’re playing it.
The issue isn’t enforcement of immigration law. The issue, which you are clearly aware of but don’t want to admit, is the haphazard and cruel nature of that enforcement. The regime said they’d start with “the worst of the worst”, but they’ve been going after people who’ve put down roots in communities and made their communities better places to live. The regime (probably) said they’d show compassion, but they’ve had people kidnapped off the streets out of nowhere. Enforcing immigration law shouldn’t require the presence of a masked “secret police” paramilitary group in an American city for weeks at a time, especially a group in which no members are being punished by the regime for lawless, violent, or even unprofessional behavior.
Me. You mean me. Have the fucking balls to say my fucking name, you callous prick.
And yes, I would very much like to see many members of the Trump regime stand trial at the Hague for crimes against humanity—not only for what’s happened with ICE, but for their support of the Israeli genocide in Gaza. I’d like to see them convicted and hanged for those crimes, just as the Nazis were convicted and executed for theirs. And before you even think to fucking say it: If such trials involve Democrats, let them. No one is above reproach.
Given the community support being demonstrated in Minneapolis (and the way that support has inspired similar outbreaks of support in other cities), the rise in left-leaning gun owners in the wake of ICE’s occupations of American cities, the rugged individualism of the American right, and the fact that this country is so fucking big that the military would only ever be able to occupy a handful of major cities at the same time? If there is a second civil war in the United States, right-wing fuckwits wouldn’t know how to survive it—either in the middle of it or after the war is over. I’ve seen what people are doing in Minneapolis. They won’t roll over and die if you give them the all-clear to get violent. And you should beware the violence of those who want only to be left alone, stranger.
The only people openly aching for chaos are the ones who are more than happy to cause it by sending ICE into otherwise peaceful communities and cutting the leash. The people who crave chaos are the same people whose religious ideology tells them the end of the world is a good thing and it should be reached as soon as possible. Those who want chaos will cause chaos without a second thought in the name of “order”.
You want the violence of fascism to stomp on the necks of people you consider to be Repugnant Cultural Others, regardless of why you think of them that way. Every beaten immigrant, every blinded protestor, every dead American citizen who was showing actual fucking compassion for their fellow man—you may not celebrate that violence openly, but you won’t decry it with the same fervor as those who’ve been standing against it.
Your whole “polite cruelty” schtick makes that all but apparent, because you keep thinking that not swearing and trying to sound “logical” and “rational” while you spout off positions of cruelty and inhumanity makes you better that people who get mad about that cruelty. Dread it, run from it, deny it all you want—but you know who exactly you are when you take off your mask and look yourself in the mirror. To put it as bluntly and directly as possible: If not for the release of the Epstein files, I’d wager good money that you’d be defending him.
Now fuck off with your “I’m a polite country bumpkin lawyer who doesn’t know any better UwU” shit, you fucking dick.
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Y’all like to bitch about all of the problems Y’ALL caused by supporting the policy of not honoring ICE holds. Just that one simple change would have made sure the monsters didn’t kill Alex Pretti or that other one. But, this solution would deprive you of the self-righteousness of engaging in your “protests.”
“You have to let us violate the rights of US citizens, or else we’ll kill them instead!” Yeah, right.
Also, her name was Renee Nicole Good. Not that I expect you to remember it, given you’ve already shown you’re either too apathetic, too malicious, or simply too dumb to remember one other person’s name besides your own at once.
I don’t see an suggestions other than “don’t enforce the law.” What other laws should not he enforced?
I’ll tell you one that should be enforced: the Fourth Amendment. “The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.” And no, the President saying that they have a blanket warrant on everyone they think is an illegal immigrant doesn’t count. That’s not the executive’s remit.
I promise the side of compassion and empathy will not win if this revolves into a real civil war.
Aaaaaand you’ve started making threats. So much for your attempts at maintaining a tone of “civility” and “respectful debate”. Also, the word you want there is ‘devolves’.
But, instead, Minnesota wants the benefits of statehood without any of the responsibilities. Laughable. And repugnant.
Minnesota wants to protect its citizens from an organization that claims the rights of federal law enforcement while dodging every responsibility it possibly can. You can’t apply your standards equally, and it’s pretty obvious.
Y’all don’t want solitions; you want chaos. And you want someone else to pay for that chaos.
Not that I expect you to listen to this, either, but maybe if you’re ignoring me, you might take one of the Founding Fathers you venerate more seriously:
“It is more important that innocence be protected than it is that guilt be punished, for guilt and crimes are so frequent in this world that they cannot all be punished. But if innocence itself is brought to the bar and condemned, perhaps to die, then the citizen will say, ‘whether I do good or whether I do evil is immaterial, for innocence itself is no protection,’ and if such an idea as that were to take hold in the mind of the citizen that would be the end of security whatsoever.”
-John Adams, 2nd President of the United States
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You seem to have an inaccurate idea of the relationship between ICE and the Minnesota Department of Corrections, probably because you’ve been listening to ICE’s statements about it. I strongly recommend that you read what MN DOC is saying in refutation: https://mn.gov/doc/about/news/news-releases/.
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Abolish ICE. Stop violating the Constitution and human rights. Respect due process and habeas corpus. Open more immigration courts. Change the legal process to citizenship.
That’s your intentional filtering. You don’t want to hear what is being suggested. What is being done now is the choice of Trump and his officials. They could simply choose not to violate the law. And the criticism is a valid rebuke of illegal activity. It doesn’t need to be more complicated than that. To quote Liar Liar again: “STOP BREAKING THE LAW, ASSHOLE!”
Non-violent community members? You seem to operate on the idea that ICE is actually arresting the worst of the worst when the numbers of criminal immigrants was always inflated bullshit propaganda. They’re actively roaming the streets and just picking up people with skin below the red line on the Family Guy meme.
The government is under no obligation to hunt or abduct 5 year olds in the first place. Aren’t 5 year olds safer at home with their families than in measles-ridden concentration camps?
Sure, it’s the fault of the city and state that the federal administration has decided to break the law and violate human rights. You’re blaming the victim here. All of this is entirely due to the choices and actions of the federal government, regardless of whether or not anyone at the state or local level cooperates. Morality and legality are not relative. There is no scenario in which it is okay to violate the law or human rights simply because someone else didn’t do what you wanted. The Constitution specifically does not put the responsibility for immigration enforcement in the hands of state or local authorities. IT IS LITERALLY NOT THEIR JOB! But more than that, there would be wrongfully detained US citizens because the federal agents don’t have to detain them in the first place. They currently have the option not to do that, but they choose to.
They are indiscriminately abducting people. They are not seeking criminal immigrants. They know who the criminal immigrants are. I’ve worked for a law enforcement agency. Arrest records are a simple search in a nation-wide database. You’re pretending that they’re targeting criminals when there aren’t enough to target and that would involve investigation before confronting anyone on the street.
You keep using weasel wording to describe human and constitutional rights violations as if it can’t be helped. “You know, when you’re bad at your job and a hateful bigot, you might just accidentally have to murder citizens!”
If you can’t enforce the law ethically, then you shouldn’t enforce the law.
I’m a single individual. I’m not “y’all.” I don’t have any political influence in Minnesota.
But again, you’re gaslighting and victim-blaming. Liam didn’t have a criminal record and wouldn’t have been in jail in order to have an ICE hold, so honoring them would not have saved him from the administration’s actions. Good and Pretti aren’t criminals or immigrants, so honoring ICE holds wouldn’t have anything to do with them. Teargassing children in Portland just peacefully marching in front of a building is not affected by honoring ICE holds.
The federal government insisted on surging in Minneapolis. It was their direct choices. You don’t invade and brutalize and violate human and constitutional rights and expect residents to roll over and accept authoritarian violence and injustice. You’re still victim-blaming.
Obama deported 2.7 million during his 8 years in office and actually focused on deporting criminals. He didn’t need to surge ICE and CBP in cities to accomplish that. He didn’t need to teargas children or shoot citizens.
The facts don’t support your assertions that this is somehow necessary. Trump and Miller and others like the cruelty. That’s the point for them, which is why they’re abducting random people, citizen or immigrant, and teargassing and pepper spraying peaceful observers.
“I’d stop beating my wife, but then she calls me a brute and that makes me hit her again. If she’d just stop saying I’m a violent brute, then I’d be able to stop abusing her!”
You’re engaging that sports team mentality that everyone who disagrees with you is the same and all on one side. You’re attributing to me things I haven’t said or supported. And that’s on top of the straw men you create in general.
I’d rather not have a reason for anyone to protest. The protests will go away when the feds stop violating human and constitutional rights. Renee Good wouldn’t have anyone to observe if ICE and CBP weren’t in Minneapolis. Pretti wouldn’t have been helping that woman up if she hadn’t been extrajudicially assaulted by a federal agent falsely acting under the color of law.
You haven’t heard “don’t enforce the law.” People are literally saying, “enforce the law,” specifically the 5th Amendment, specifically due process, specifically habeas corpus, specifically the 1st Amendment, specifically freedom of speech, freedom of the press, the right of redress.
You’re just pretending like the intentional misinterpretation by conservatives of immigration law is the only law that needs to be enforced and even must be enforced without regard to any other law or ethical concern.
There is only one of me and that’s a complete straw man. “I perceive you as violent therefore you’re a bad person!”
I believe in due process even for the worst people in the world. I’d love to see officials in this administration who have committed human rights violations get all the benefits of due process that they have denied to others. They can have fancy lawyers and we can have trials that include discovery of all of their communications in their officials roles.
The problem of course is that the courts have been stacked with conservative federalist society judges who don’t actually believe in the Constitution, so I doubt it’ll ever come to that even if the Democrats grow a pair and pursue justice instead of “healing the nation” by letting injustice fester.
When Trump dies, there will likely be some effort to offload all crimes onto him as a scape goat and other officials will escape without repercussions.
There it is! Holy fuck, mask off! Whenever there is discussion of civil war, it is almost always a conservative suggesting that it’s coming or inevitable and that they are willing to be brutal and vicious. This is an admission on your part that you are willing to murder people you disagree with politically. This is an admission that you consider it unlikely that you will ever be compassionate or empathetic. You are telling on yourself so much with this. It is the language of an abuser. “Look what you made me do.”
Because Trump and his officials are violating human and constitutional rights? Why would they abdicate their role in protecting their citizens and let other states continue to endure the violations? Why do you think Minnesota is alone in this stance? Less than half of the country voted in the 2024 election and less than half of those voters voted for Trump. Why do you think there’s some kind of majority and mandate for whatever Trump wants, irrespective of the Constitution?
There are more undocumented immigrants in Texas and Florida than Minnesota. Weird how Trump didn’t send agents there en masse to brutalize the populace. It’s almost like they’re only going after blue states and blue cities rather than trying to get actual criminals…
Are you suggesting that the state has an obligation to enforce federal law that the Constitution has not allotted to it? Are you suggesting that Minnesotans don’t pay federal taxes? Are you suggesting that it is the responsibility of state and local officials to follow the orders of federal officials for whom they do not work instead of the democratic will of the people for whom they do actually work?
Again, again, for claiming to be a lawyer, you don’t seem to know much about how laws or the government actually works.
We have plenty. They’re just not compatible with your hatred and bigotry and desire for violence. Which, to be fair, they aren’t. But that says everything about you and nothing about us.
There wasn’t chaos until the ramp up in violence by the feds. You’re projecting.
We’re paying for the federal government to brutalize people. We’re all paying for that, not just with money, but with lives. That you pretend there’s no cost to opposing injustice and violence wielded by brutal sociopathic authoritarians is…well, exactly what you might expect from a bootlicker. In Portland, they literally teargassed a non-violent crowd including many children. Don’t talk to me about cost as if this costs you anything close to as much as other people are experiencing.
We literally are. Good and Pretti did it with their goddamn lives, you privileged bigot.
And it comes full circle to money. You’re afraid your taxes will help poor people and immigrants instead of just getting funneled to billionaires who wouldn’t even wipe their asses with you. There’s a human and ethical cost to what’s happening and you falsely believe you were in the terrible danger of having your precious taxes go to someone you deemed undeserving. For all your discourse, it comes down to your paranoid sense of financial insecurity (despite supposedly being a lawyer). You will waste your time moralizing brutality because you think it will save you a few bucks.
And the saddest, most grotesque irony is that undocumented immigrants contribute to taxes and social security without being able to draw benefits. You have literally benefited from their contributions more than they have and yet you’re too stupid to see it. You’re gleefully supporting the murder of innocent people because you are stupid on the level of a person who made fart jokes instead of listening during a 10th grade social science class.
There’s also a simple solution to not having your tax dollars go to people you deem undeserving. Stop paying taxes. If you’re afraid of the IRS coming after you for not paying your taxes, you just have to not make a lot of money. Plenty of people are too poor to pay the minimum amount of taxes. You could choose to be one of them, where most of them don’t choose to be poor. Put your lack of money where your mouth is.
But you won’t. You want the benefits of society which is funded by the collective taxes of everyone, including immigrants who benefit from them less than others. You are the goddamn mooch you pretend others are.
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Good shit, but I want to make an addition to one point:
Whenever they do take the mask off and start talking about civil war, it’s always with the idea that the war will be fought in far-off fields or places with no civilians who might get caught in the crossfire. They imagine Civil War reënactments with uniformed soldiers fighting in an orderly fashion instead of, you know, military troops and citizen militias alike marching through the streets of American cities firing willy-nilly at everyone who isn’t on “their side”. These “we’d win the war” types would be all for war until it hits their metaphorical (or literal) front doorstep.
It’s the same with all their fantasies of a post-apocalyptic world, be it from nuclear war or the Rapture or whatever: They always imagine the killing and the feeling of raw power, but they never imagine the work that goes into staying alive and keeping civilization going. The people who would last the longest in a post-apocalyptic world wouldn’t be the people who look out only for themselves and have “all the guns” and dream of killing indiscriminately. They would be the people who know how to sew or plant crops or other kinds of work that would help other similarly skilled people rebuild something resembling the pre-apocalypse society.
The GOP is a death cult; modern American conservatism is an ideology of death and suffering at the hands of fascists. It has no other purpose beyond furthering the interests of wealthy bigoted eugencists (and their wealthy child-raping associates) at the cost of a decent society. Anyone who wants a civil war doesn’t want to “rebuild” the country—they want to kill people without consequence.
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Y’all don’t want solitions; you want chaos.
No, Fuckface – you and the orange asshole are the ones who created the chaos there. And you did it because you wanted to.
You fucking trumptards are beyond any kind of redemption and I can only hope the next epidemic wipes out MORE of you stupid fucks so society as a whole can move on from your deluge of ignorance.
And before you get all asshurt because I said ‘mean things,’ realize that I don’t give anything resembling a shit about you, your bullshit degrees, your fucking opinions, nothing.
You’re a scourge to the country and I’m fine with seceding and letting you dumb fucks wipe yourselves out. Fuck this country. You people killed it.
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Yay!!!
Thank you.
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This is what it looks like when you’re looking to justify your confirmation bias so you can feel better about wanting to kill other people with the weak excuse that morality is relative and if one person on what you errantly perceive to be “the other side” of a false dichotomy says they hate you then you can hate and kill anyone on that “side” because they’re all bad too.
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That’s also what it looks like when someone isn’t here for an actual conversation. They’re a right-wing shitbird whose sole purpose for posting here is trolling. If I hadn’t been in a foul mood yesterday and needed to burn off steam, I wouldn’t have responded to them after my “bored now” post. That asshole is here to pull the “oh look, I’m all nice and polite and they’re the ones being violent little bastards, why am I the one being villainized UwU” schtick so they can run back to their right-wing shitpit of choice and go “look how mad they are about me supporting murder, lmao, what a bunch of woke cucks”. (And that’s before they get around to laughing about the Epstein files.)
Greg Bovino licks the underside of public toilet seats to gain human essence to recharge his soul.
That guy can fuck himself with a cheese grater.