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[KayCor @kayleycor97]

@CatholicCharm Ooh so you admit that men arnt leaders or the “head of the house”… and by your words are not “built” to plan or contribute, nor lead when it comes to BASIC LIFE SKILLS and tasks.

[KayCor @kayleycor97]

@Arespro36 @thisismyden31 @invis4yo Doesn’t the women also deserve time to her self and to enjoy herself? If she’s home taking care of the kids all day, then taking care of you when you get home, who takes care of her / when does she get time off?

[No filter Skin @NoFilterSkin]

everytime men complain about an “advantage” women have, it’s always because of the patriarchy

“women get awarded custody more”
yeah because y’all decided child rearing was a woman’s job

“male victims of women aren’t taken seriously”
yeah because you’ve decided women are weak and incapable

“women don’t get drafted”
see above

“women can make money just by being hot”
yeah because you treat us like objects, it’s YOUR money

[KayCor @kayleycor97]

@McTipss @natsukaca Biologically speaking women grow hair.
If it’s biologically okay for men to have hair, why isn’t it okay for women to “embrace their biology and be natural” too??

If we are embracing our species, then we wouldn’t be shaving what we grow naturally.

[KayCor @kayleycor97]

@SugaD_0 Link?

[KayCor @kayleycor97]

@punished_kace @PoliticalStacy @krassenstein don’t come at me with “he had internal bleeding” if it was actual internal bleeding they would have used the actual medical word for its location. A simple bruise is the same thing as internal bleeding by medical terms. Which again, he probably got by leaning over the hood.

[KayCor @kayleycor97]

@punished_kace @PoliticalStacy @krassenstein No he didn’t, he leaned over the car and was seen calling her a “f*cking bitch” and walking just fine after he murder her.

At best, he got bumped from leaning his torso over the hood of the car to take his 1st shot. Which he did instead of taking half a step to the side.

[KayCor @kayleycor97]

@PampUpTheVolume @PoliticalStacy @krassenstein And the ICE agent put himself in front of a stationary car, then did not more as it backed up and instead leaned over it to take 3 shots. Two as he was to its side and through the passenger window.

[KayCor @kayleycor97]

@PoliticalStacy @krassenstein Did you hold that energy for the ice agent that stepped in front of Renee’s car?

By MAGA logic this woman would have been in her right to shoot and kill the driver of said car.

[KayCor @kayleycor97]

@HempMillionaire @GreggSauce @HealthRanger Maybe the smoke from the weed you use to escape reality blinded and dulled your mind.

[KayCor @kayleycor97]

@HempMillionaire @GreggSauce @HealthRanger Your funny.
There is video evidence of them shooting an unarmed man, who never once pulled his weapon and is literally seen simply going to help a woman up.

And you want me to pretend he was the bad guy here??

And ur calling me the “retard”?

[KayCor @kayleycor97]

@HempMillionaire @GreggSauce @HealthRanger 😂😂😂
You don’t know what I am.

What I do know is you can only argue with insults (which is a sign you lost the argument btw)
It’s also a sign of immaturity, but implying that is stooping to your level.

[KayCor @kayleycor97]

@GreggSauce @HempMillionaire @HealthRanger “Misfired in the other agents hand”… so the man they shot and killed wasn’t holding the weapon… the other agent who disarmed him was.

[KayCor @kayleycor97]

@HempMillionaire @HealthRanger Not once did he ever attempt to even touch his gun. He was holding a cellphone and attempting to help a woman.

They shot him, because they hated him.

[KayCor @kayleycor97]

@HempMillionaire @HealthRanger Breaking other laws? He was legally allowed to carry said gun, he had a permit. MAGA have taken AR-15s to protest.
This isn’t proof of his actions on that day, and he was disarmed BEFORE he was shot 10 times, majority of those shots while he was already on his back on the ground

[DulceBiatch @BiatchDulce]

THE WOMAN ALEX PRETTI TRIED TO SAVE FINALLY BREAKS HER SILENCE AND WHAT SHE REVEALED COULD CHANGE EVERYTHING:
In the chaotic seconds before Alex Pretti was fatally shot by federal agents in Minneapolis, another American was right there, the woman he was trying to help when everything spiraled out of control.
According to sworn statements now filed in court, she says she had just been shoved to the ground by immigration officers when Pretti moved toward her, not in anger, not with a weapon, but to help her up and shield her as the situation exploded around them.
What makes her account so explosive is one detail she says she has carried in silence until now: she recalls locking eyes with Pretti just moments before the gunfire, realizing too late that his focus was on her safety, not the agents closing in.
That single moment she described in her affidavit and backed by other witness testimony directly contradicts the official narrative that portrayed him as a threat, and it has now become a central piece of legal filings demanding an independent investigation.

Let’s get justice for Alex and the many others killed by ICE.
#ICEGESTAPO #saytheirnames

[Jesus Freakin Congress @TheJFreakinC]

🚨Renee Good’s autopsy confirms she was murdered by an ICE agent.

And, an FBI agent, along with SIX federal prosecutors, resigned rather than help cover it up.

The first shot hit her arm.
The second shot hit her right lung.
The third, and fatal shot, entered her left temple and exited the right side of her head.

By the second and third shots, the ICE agent was undeniably on the side of the car... clear of any “danger.”

And after firing the final shot into her head… the agent’s response was…

“fucking bitch.”

Jonathan Ross murdered Renee Good.

And the murder hasn’t even been removed from duty.

[Angry Staffer @Angry_Staffer]

“Where’s the gun? Where’s the fucking gun?”

Kinda destroys the narrative that he pulled it and/or fired it.

[(TCAG) Командир Бред Кроуфорд (CDR Brad Crawford) @evo1tactical]

I do not usually comment on political posts, and this is not intended to be political. As we all know a tragic event happened in America. I am speaking strictly from a professional training and use of force perspective.

Before coming to train Ukrainians, I spent years training various law enforcement organizations through my company on use of force and high risk encounters. That background includes departmental policy, police training standards, threat assessment, de escalation, and the legal thresholds for justified and unjustified shootings.

Several facts matter here.

The individual involved was a licensed concealed carry holder from the state. He was legally permitted to carry a firearm, including in a public setting such as a protest. There was no violation of law simply by his possession of the weapon.

At no point did this individual draw, point, or openly brandish the firearm. The weapon was physically removed from him by law enforcement officers prior to the shooting. Once that occurred, the immediate deadly threat no longer existed.

When a weapon is secured and officers have physical control of a subject, the legal and training based justification for deadly force disappears. At that stage, the situation transitions to control, restraint, and de escalation. Deadly force is reserved for an active, imminent threat, not a past or hypothetical one.

Any use of deadly force also carries an absolute responsibility to consider public safety. Officers are trained to identify their backstop and ensure that rounds fired do not endanger civilians or fellow officers. In this case, there were multiple officers and civilians directly within the potential line of fire. The risk of catastrophic injury, friendly fire, or unintended civilian casualties was extremely high.

Equally important, this incident does not align with established de escalation principles. Rather than slowing the encounter, increasing distance, and reducing risk, the situation was escalated rapidly to lethal force after control had already been achieved. That is the opposite of what modern policing doctrine teaches.

Based on the available video footage, camera angles, and observable officer behavior, this incident reflects failures in threat assessment, use of force decision making, backstop awareness, and de escalation. From a professional standpoint, it represents a breakdown across multiple training and policy standards.

This is a tragic outcome. It deserves a serious, objective review grounded in established law enforcement practices, not emotion or politics.

This definatley deserves a full independent investigation and review.