@CharleyTakaya@NICKIMINAJ So you are okay with defending someone who you know for a fact an abuser 💀 cause you are admitting that he is one.
Also it’s everyone on the list we want to held responsible but it starts with one, the one that is in charge of our country.
“You can avoid being shot in the face by a government official as long as you let masked men illegally drag you from your vehicle and don’t any questions.” - all of right wing media right now.
Oh lookie here!
An ICE agent ran a woman over with his car and didn’t even stop.
Would she have been justified if she stood up and blew his brains out?
It’s real simple. If the driver wanted to run over the ICE agent, she’d have driven straight.
Instead, she had the wheel fully turned and the cop pulled the trigger, from the corner of the hood and actually leaned in to do it.
He executed her.
If Karoline Leavitt is due in May 2026, she was already pregnant when the Vanity Fair photos were taken.
Which means she appears to have gotten cosmetic fillers while pregnant.
And yet, this same administration is out here warning pregnant women not to take Tylenol?
So to recap: elective cosmetic injectables are apparently fine, but over-the-counter pain relief is treated like a moral hazard.
Interesting…
Monday: Mass Shooting.
Tuesday: Mass Shooting.
Wednesday: Mass Shooting.
Thursday: Mass Shooting.
Friday: Mass Shooting.
Saturday: Mass Shooting.
Sunday: Mass Shooting.
Republicans: “We gotta do something about trans people playing sports.”
This is Judge Susan C. Worthington. Susan is the judge who gave convicted rapist Jesse Butler probation instead of the 78 years he was eligible for.
Jesse is the teenager who violently raped and nearly killed two girls, recording the assaults on his phone. His dad was a coach for the state university football team. Hmm….
Fun fact: the moment an ICE agent touches your security camera, they’ve basically tripped a legal landmine. Under Jacobsen and Jones, physically interfering with someone’s property without a warrant can count as both a seizure and a trespass. Courts call this a Fourth Amendment violation. Most people call it what it actually is: unlawful meddling with someone else’s stuff. Even the Supreme Court has said officers aren’t allowed to wander past the “knock and talk” boundary or manipulate objects like they're auditioning for a burglary crew (Jardines). So when an agent tilts your camera to hide their behavior, they’re not just being shady. They’re potentially nuking their own case, violating constitutional law, and handing your lawyer a gift-wrapped civil rights claim. Cute move, legally disastrous.
Sources
[1] Steptoe & Johnson LLP (2025). Judge holds that ICE workplace warrants must comply with the Fourth Amendment. https://t.co/VF2tooWKdo
[2] Cornell Law School – Legal Information Institute. “Fourth Amendment.” https://t.co/7ZSKQWFB9Z
[3] Arnold & Porter LLP (2025). “What To Do If ICE Shows Up: Legal Constraints on Agents Without Warrants.” https://t.co/uL3Hwzs6SS
[4] Blue to Gold (2024). “Covering Cameras During a Knock and Talk: Why It Violates the Fourth Amendment.” https://t.co/VaXJdwxoba
[5] Public Counsel (2025). “Guide to ICE Enforcement: Fourth Amendment Limits and Rights Inside the Home.” https://t.co/etVqx2LMkW
[6] DLG Learning Center. “Knock and Talks, Curtilage, and the Fourth Amendment.” https://t.co/e2XZ0aAyST
[7] Yale Law Journal. “The Lost ‘Effects’ of the Fourth Amendment.” https://t.co/Gt18fffQ0t
[8] Electronic Frontier Foundation (2025). “Yes, You Have the Right to Film ICE.” https://t.co/VwAmS2h91T