White House Flips Out After Chicago Mayor Announces “ICE-Free Zones”
White House Flips Out After Chicago Mayor Announces “ICE-Free Zones”
Under the order, private businesses can choose to display signage indicating that ICE cannot enter without a warrant—thereby designating “their property as part of a city-wide network of community spaces that stand together in affirming the safety, dignity, and belonging of all of our residents,” the mayor said.
Johnson touted the order for building “a broad civic shield that limits the reach of harmful enforcement practices. It strengthens neighborhood solidarity and it reaffirms Chicago’s role as a welcoming city.”
My great-grandfather would lose his shit if someone had told him that feds would be invading states against the wishes of the local governments. We forgot what America is supposed to be.
Nobody forgot except terrorist maga republicans.
My grandfather fought actual Nazis, sometimes I ask myself what he would think of our political situation today.
My grandfather lived long enough.
He always said “I killed the nazis once I can kill them again if I have too”
We had to pull him from the nursing home because he kept yelling at the younger trump supporters in there. He called them the “me generation. All they care about is me me me”
My grandfather was in the Navy during the 1940s. My uncle was in the FBI during the 1980s. My brother is in the National Guard in the 2020s.
The times, they are a-changin'.
There's a joke about going back to 1789 and telling George Washington what has happened in the past 250 years.
And his first response is "Wait, you let a black guy become president?! That's not what we fought for!"
His second response probably involves asking to see "Hot MILFs in your neighborhood"
I am older; my Dad was an older guy when he had me. He fought in WWII.
Growing up he always told me: "I fought the jackboots. One day it will be your turn."
He'd be under investigation for being a member of a terrorist organization.
I don't know what happened to all the pre Rand Paul libertarians that everybody thought were paranoid talking about government overreach in the 90s?
Federal agents dropping from a fucking helicopter to an apartment building in Chicago, kicking down doors, zip tying crying children, keeping people they just pulled from their homes in cuffs for hours without letting them contact a lawyer, and raiding the entire building like fucking pirates to steal peoples valuables is so fucking far beyond "overreach."
I was one of them. I was in deep. I've met Ron Paul multiple times. I know some of his former staffers.
I will tell you what happened:
It's so banal. But it's the truth. I know because I watched my former friends turn into people who intentionally spread COVID, to "show up the hoax"
They're keeping us separated by race. As long as it's "inner-city thugs" aka black people or latinos, the majority of rural America can handle it until it's too late especially if they only consumer curated propaganda. Well, that's what they hope. the people in charge of this are actually pretty fucking stupid though. Let's show them how wrong they are.
Turns out they were just projecting the whole time. Oops.
Personally? I got a little older, developed my sense of empathy more and stopped associating with libertarians.
Ah yes, I recall that sentiment very common to the 1860s in certain sub-Mason Dixon line states. Also popular in the 1950s after Brown v Board.
Unfortunately, the times have changed and the Neo-Confederates are the ones running DC now.
Yeah, half of my family is from Southern Tennessee/West Virginia/South Ohio, the other half is from Eastern Canada and Northern Michigan, where I was born. (I mean, European, Jewish and First Nation but I just look white. Most of them, aside from those fleeing the holocaust, came over in the 1600s so its been long enough to become pretty mixed) I'm sure both sides had different reasons, but they had the same sentiment. This here land is yours, and nobody comes in unless you invite them. Neighbors all had that same agreement. That's a bigger part of America than a lot of people know.