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Speaking of incendiary rhetoric... “This is a small bunch of wannabe Nazis. That’s what they are,” Krasner said. “In a country of 350 million, we outnumber them. If we have to hunt you down the way they hunted down Nazis for decades, we will find your identities. We will find you. We will achieve justice.” Philadelphia DA(Democrat) Larry Krasner https://www.msn.com/en-ca/politics/government/da-vows-to-hunt-down-ice-agents/ar-AA1VhtQk And you think Trump is the one inciting people?

This man brought up some really interesting points for all of us to ponder.

Maybe they would integrate much easier in some of those oil rich Muslim countries instead of Western nations?

As I've already stated, I have heard polar opposite opinions about this incident. You're leaving out some important details too. It wasn't just a random guy minding his own business. It's a reasonable assumption based on the available evidence that he was there to impede ICE during an operation. He was first seen in the middle of the street. There were also other agitators present, blowing whistles, screaming. It turns out Pretti was armed with two extra mags. No indication yet that he immediately informed the officers that he was carrying a loaded firearm, or even if he was carrying identification at the time. On Michael Knowles show, he states that" according to federal law going back 35 years, deadly force is permissible if it is reasonable, objectively reasonable from the perspective of a reasonable officer who was on the scene and accounting for all the split second judgements. It's not about what's on video, it's about did the cops reasonably perceive in the moment that they were under threat" Ask yourself why this is only happening in Minnesota. 13:50-17:00 I take no pleasure from this man's death. People on the right generally do not celebrate anyone on the other side losing their lives.

If you're too lazy to click on a link that's your problem.😉

On Megyn Kelly's show, she brought on two lawyers who reached different conclusions. They look at the same video and interpret it differently.

I see mixed opinions on this one. Some of them say justified, others not. But you have already made up your mind, no trial or due process in this case.....MURDER.

Now this is telling. You are insisting that Alex Pretti has been MURDERED, plain and simple. There hasn't been a trial yet. No due process. By your own words, you have already laid down a verdict of GUILTY for the officer or officers involved. In the other topic titled 'Speaking of Somali Scammers....' I had posted how suspicious it was that Ilhan Omar was able to increase her personal wealth from basically nothing to an estimated $30 million in just a few short years. This is your exact response "Suspicion is NOT EVIDENCE of a crime." No trial yet in either case, but you decided that only Ilhan Omar deserves to be presumed innocent, while the ICE officers, instantly guilty of MURDER.

Not just the US, there are a lot of Western nations in decline.

This channel is saying that it's been confirmed that Omar was sprayed with......apple cider vinegar??? 🤔 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiDJQQGHWdE

I'm wondering how the hell he wasn't arrested after that violent incident on the 13th?

Omar is now claiming she's a 'survivor'.🙄

$250 million is still a rather large figure. You choosing to ignore much larger estimates doesn't mean it never happened. It's being investigated, albeit slowly.

It seems that Alex Pretti faced no penalty at all for spitting(assault?), causing damage to a vehicle, fighting with officers on Jan 13.

Not on the day he was shot...as I clearly stated. He could and perhaps should have been arrested on that day which may have resulted in his losing his gun license. Tell me, what do you think of his behavior in the above video? Peaceful? Too aggressive? Not aggressive enough?

Footage from Jan 13 of someone that looks an awful lot like Alex Pretti...just acting peacefully...minding his own business..

Alex Pretti or his long lost twin brother on January 13. Take note of how he's behaving.

Remind me again which party is opposed to voter ID laws? In other news, Virginia Democrats are trying to push legislation that would prohibit federal immigration enforcement near polling places. "Bill 1442, patroned by Del. Alfonso H. Lopez, D-Shirlington, which would bar "any person" from enforcing federal immigration laws within 40 feet of polling places, election board meetings or recount facilities" Now what reason could they have for proposing this?🙄

Can anyone find images of Ilhan's winery? I'm wondering what it looks like, where it is, where the wine can be purchased? Any wine aficionados in here?😁 Since the value of said winery has rocketed up exponentially in just a couple of years it must be very well managed. Right?🙄 https://www.bizapedia.com/nm/estcru-llc.html

Your mindset helps explain why the fraud in Minnesota is as rampant as it is. And what's going on in California? https://hoodline.com/2026/01/california-cancels-over-280-hospice-licenses-in-crackdown-on-fraud-under-newsom-administration/

Democrats and their allies in the media have often compared Trump to Nazis. Congresswoman Maxine Waters, in multiple speeches, suggested that Trump's actions were reminiscent of Adolf Hitler, particularly in how he handled dissent and criticism. Figures like Senator Chuck Schumer and Representative Ilhan Omar have used Nazi comparisons in interviews and speeches, arguing that Trump's rhetoric incites violence and division akin to Nazi propaganda. During his campaign, Joe Biden warned against the rise of “fascism” in the country, indirectly comparing Trump’s rhetoric to tactics used historically by Nazi Germany to marginalize groups. At campaign events, Democratic candidates often used imagery and language that drew parallels between Trump's immigration policies and historical fascist practices, suggesting they dehumanized immigrants much like Nazi Germany did to Jews. Obviously, rhetoric like that can inspire people to commit acts of violence against Trump and those that support him.

Some studies were done that chose not to even include BLM/Antifa violence as being left-wing. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/study-on-political-violence-omits-pro-abortion-attacks-blm-and-antifa/ar-AA1NdErY I would never say there are no nutjobs on the right. There are of course, but not to the extent that are on the left. And a lot of leftists are quite open about their violent intentions.

Some things make me curious. https://www.newsweek.com/ilhan-omar-net-worth-scrutiny-11284678 The publicly available documents showed that for several years, Omar had relatively modest personal wealth, and debts including student loans and credit cards. For 2022 and 2023, her net worth was listed as below $250,000. The shift in wealth in 2024 largely came from businesses tied to Omar’s husband, Tim Mynett, a former political consultant. The Minnesota Democrat married Mynett in 2020, but at the time his companies were not given such high value, in part due to lawsuits being fought around alleged fraud. Once settlements were reached, both companies saw a big jump in their worth. Her winery? the reported value of Ilhan Omar's winery, eStCru LLC, significantly increased from $15,000 to $50,000 in 2023 to between $1 million and $5 million in 2024. Her husbands company, Rose Lake Capital: Rose Lake Capital showed an even sharper increase, rising from a reported value of between $1 and $1,000 in 2023 to an asset range of $5 million to $25 million in 2024. https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/one-one-chart-eye-popping-184535510.html You seem to be quite dismissive of the severity of the entire fraud industry in that state. Omar deserves the presumption of innocence, but it's hard for any reasonable person to look at the numbers and say nothing looks out of the ordinary.