Hey, Dumb@ss, the agent had internal bleeding.Yeah, he had "internal bleeding", but was treated and released immediately. Do you know what else that is called? A fucking bruise, dumbass. How much "internal bleeding" do ICE agents cause their detainees everyday?
The law is the law. They ALL need to be deported.Then why are they deporting people who came here legally ??? Is "the law the law" only when benefits you?
Regardless, any state case will be removed to federal court, so it actually doesn’t matter what anyone in MN thinks about it.The Supremacy Clause, in practice, does not give Federal agents complete blanket immunity against state charges. In order for the charges to be dismissed the action must be in the course of their duty and be reasonable. Shooting someone in a moving vehicle is a violation of DHS's own policies and therefore not reasonable by any standards. Yes the case would most likely be moved to a Federal court and if didn't get dismissed by the Supremacy Clause, would be prosecuted by the state's prosecutors in Federal court, but would still be a state charge that Trump cannot pardon.
You are just mad that most people disagree with you.Even your use of "most people" is a lie:
Majorities have said ICE’s operations are “too tough” (53% in an October CBS News-YouGov poll) and that it has “gone too far” in enforcing immigration laws (54% in a June Marist College poll). Voters disapproved 57%-39% of how ICE was enforcing immigration laws in a July Quinnipiac University poll. In each case, about 6 in 10 independents sided against ICE. An August Pew Research Center poll showed ICE was the second-least-popular federal agency among 16 tested – edging out only the much-maligned Internal Revenue Service. Indeed, ICE actually appears to be more unpopular today than it was back in the late 2010s, when some liberals pushed to “abolish ICE.”Source: https://www.cnn.com/2026/01/08/politics/ice-trump-politics-analysis
I keep hearing Tom Homan saying that immigration officers have a very dangerous jobs. So I looked it up. Not even in the top 25 most dangerous jobs. But you know what jobs are in the top 25? Jobs like tree trimmers, farm workers, roofers, painters and construction workers. You know, all those jobs that the people he is deporting do everyday.
...and unfortunately can’t be repurposed in any wayIf I physically had one of these in my possession, I would take that as a personal challenge.
Dang it, just got sucked into a rabbit hole named SomethingAboutChickens for the last hour when I should have been working.
I don't disagree with what you said in that comment, but it's really not analogous to the discussion we are having about Twitter. A closer analogy would be that you and Matt are having an argument at someone's else's house and they get to set the rules, not you or Matt.
Actually, yes. I assume you’ve seen all that extra released video showing everyone peacefully wandering around? Everything you saw until a week or so ago was very carefully cherry picked.Do you mean the cherry-picked video from Tucker Carlson? The one that even some Republicans and other Faux newscasters criticized as being cherry-picked? That one? Anyways, Jan 6 has never been about the quantity of violence for me. The anger I felt (still feel) is due to the undeniable fact that those people attempted to thwart the most sacred foundation of our country - the peaceful transfer of power. Cherry-picked videos from either side will never change this one irrefutable fact for me.
I have to agree with Matt on this one when it comes to free speech. Unless there is a clear and credible threat, all speech is free speech whether you agree with it or not. As the quote goes: "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it". Do I personally think antisemitic speech is ok? Of course not. Do I want antisemitic speech on my social media feeds? No. Do I think Twitter should do everything they can to limit such speech? Absolutely.
Free speech is the ability to state opinions on a platform without the owners of the platform silencing that speech when they disagree with its viewpoint.I want to exercise my free speech and I am forcing you to host it, ok? So go put on this T-shirt that says "I'm an ignorant asshole" right now and don't remove it until I say so.
Are people sticking around just to see the last part of the ship dip below the waterline?Maybe they are waiting for the string quartet to stop playing just to be sure it was actually an iceberg.
I can only assume you are also very liberal therefore he looks more moderate to you. You have no clue as to who I am. I'm the proverbial "swing vote". I identify with neither the left nor the right. My votes have been cast in support of issues I deem important. And to be honest, I tended to lean conservative most of my life, especially in the 80's and 90's when I worked for a Fortune 500 energy company. I will say this though, never in my life have I voted a straight ticket for either party. That is until Jan.6 happened. I've voted straight ticket for the Democrats twice now and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future.
You are such a far left liberal It has always cracked me up when one side of the political aisle claims Mike is being biased about this or that. I've been reading this site for a decade and have seem Mike call out stupid shit from BOTH sides consistently. Does it seem that the right has been subjected to this more so lately? Probably does. But it's not Mike's fault that the right has been doing the majority of the stupid shit these days, is it?
Wait....what was this guy's name again? I might have missed it in article.
What I find even more funny is that Jeff Bezos might end up in control of The Apprentice outtakes. I'm not real sure about all the legalese in the contracts, but imagining Trump shitting his pants because Bezos might release outtakes of him shitting his pants is kind of fun.
So which one are you? You claim you've told Koby directly you're not a leftist. Okay, so that's what you say you're not. Now tell us what you are .It amazes me that some people are so short-sighted and stupid that they cannot even fathom that other people might not be simple mindless sheep (like themselves) and are able to contemplate important issues above and beyond which side of the aisle it came from. I've been reading this site for well over 10 years and in my opinion, it is neither left nor right. Mike's opinions have always been based on logic and facts. I've seen him rip into both sides for stupid ideas and I've seen him praise both sides for good ideas. With the way the Republicans are acting lately, I can sort of understand that opinions based on logic and facts would be considered a leftist thing these days.
Section 230 immunizes against the secondary harm caused by search engines amplifying sites who certainly don't discourage people from speaking bluntly.You know what else "amplifies people speaking bluntly"? Microphones, megaphones and PA systems. Are you going to sue the manufacturers of those items too?
The parts of Section 230 that harm individuals or businesses are what needs to be fixed.Which parts are those, exactly? Have you actually read 47 U.S. Code § 230?
Distributor liability was well-recognized in the US (which is why 230 was passed), and still is in the rest of the world.Um, no. That is not correct. Section 230 came about because we had conflicting rulings where one provider (Compuserve) was considered a newsstand and another (Prodigy) was considered a newspaper publisher with the only difference being that Prodigy moderated their users' content. So basically, if you moderated your users' content, you could be held liable for that content. Congress passed 230 because they wanted to encourage providers and platforms to moderate the content without fear of being held responsible for someone else's speech. Without 230, platforms would not be moderating their user's content or most likely, nobody would host user-generated content at all.
Making it so someone hating you on 4Chan can't google-bomb you to harm you in your daily life is not asking much.Taking personal responsibility for your own actions isn't asking too much either. If you choose to piss someone off on 4Chan while using your real life credentials, that is pretty much on you, my friend.
The real question is: If Trump says something in the woods and nobody is around, is it still considered lying?