A reminder to people who call this an act of violence, it isn't. Violence can only be committed against living things. This is arson which is a type of vandalism. If there are people or animals inside, then it's violence. If only property is damaged it's vandalism or sabotage, depending on the purpose of the damage.
I find it hard to believe anyone would actually equate ICE with the KKK when the only thing they really have in common is racism. They're much more equatable to the Gestapo and KGB
Let us not forget: it was the Democrat Party that once supported the formation of the KKK, pushed Jim Crow laws, and defended slavery
They like to conveniently forget that the parties had a flip. So yes, while the democrats IN NAME pushed all that abhorrent ideals, those democrats are the Republicans today.
reading the last quote in that article i'm 75% convinced it was an inside job to create a scare tactic to brainwash more republicans. talking about democrats from the 1860s in INSANE
Will be interesting to see how they handle whoever did this considering the guy who shot up the democratic offices in az and had 100000 rounds a machine gun and a grenade launcher got out on bond to await trial… I have my doubts they will be treated similarly
I was in a Portal, Arizona recently, which is a pretty rural area. On the radio a public service type advertisement came on explaining your rights if you get arrested by or encounter ICE. It felt like something from a movie.
Keep in mind that on average over the last century, nonviolent resistance is more likely to succeed than violent resistance (East Timor, People's Power Revolution in the Philippines, etc.). It's all a numbers game- the more people actively supporting resistance, the more likely the resistance is to succeed, and you'll have far more sign-ups when you prioritize nonviolent methods.
(Can't exactly say that I condemn this, but I'll take democracy over revenge/"justice" any day of the week)
I'm pleasantly surprised at the levelheaded reporting. It's strikingly neutral, to the point where the Republican quote sounds like a shrill shreak in a sea of reasonableness.
There's no call for perpetrators being hunted down, no death threats, it's all very civil.
Pay attention everyone, the reason this hasn't happened more often is because Trump will use acts like this to fuel anger in his base. Then he will use that anger to destroy lives and eradicate laws that stand in the way of his cruelty and goals.