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ICE detains woman whose lawyer insists is US citizen. DHS says she isn't
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Every single person who was involved in defying the judges order should be prosecuted and imprisoned for kidnapping, and more. "Mistakes" like this should carry severe, harsh punishment. Maybe when MAGA operatives start getting sentenced to 25 years to Life, they'll pause and consider the consequences of their actions.
Right? It's insane how many laws and judges they break/ignore.
Consequences ASAP
Make them then. The whole world is watching. Your government has done more atrocious awful shit than this, over the decades, with pride, without consequences.
Prove us wrong. I dare you.
Claiming they'll get the "Nuremberg treatment", guillotines or jail time online does jack shit and is starting to look like "old man screams at the clouds" meme.
If anything is going to change, that's down to those of us who are actually under the jackboot. You're not in the US. What the hell good is taunting by a non-participant? To give yourself a false sense of superiority?
Also in the Nuremberg US versions of the trails:
Less than a fraction of one percent of identified war criminals got prosecuted. 99.8%+ got off scott-free.
(>100,000 war criminals arrested, 2500 were identified as "major war criminals" and the rest let free, of whom 177 were tried, the rest of the major war criminals getting off with 0 consequences and many getting jobs in the US, of those, 142 were convicted)
0.142% of war criminals had any consequences at all. Many of those were just for publicity.
We've got elections next year that will almost certainly start some changes.
Tons of people who "oppose" ice/SS kidnappings: "nooooooo we aren't there yet we can't do voilent things in response to systemic ongoing violence perpetrated by the government noooooooooo"
"Concerning nonviolence: It is criminal to teach a man not to defend himself, when he is the constant victim of brutal attacks."
-Malcolm X
Same shit, different day.
Oh look, my comment got removed for trying to state reality.