I picture this.

I see he also gave you a parting shot, calling you a "blue fascist," before blocking so that no one will ever see it. It's like a child having a temper tantrum.

Looks like they're on a lot of blocklists. I'm guessing they're some sort of anarcho-communist that even Leftists find to be too much.

Funny thing is, Mephistolist had been fooled by the shortened video from Portland, before being shown the full video by you, but doesn't realize that they're making a decision about the alderperson's arrest based off a tiny clip with no idea what led up to it.

I guess basic facts about criminal procedure was too much for @mephistolist.bsky.social

The ideological bubble on BlueSky and the desire to not listen to anyone who brings up a contradictory point continues.

If the person did have a warrant for their arrest, officers at any level in the US virtually never have that arrest warrant physically with them at the time of the arrest. A copy gets shown to the suspect at the jail/detention facility after getting faxed over by the agency holding the warrant. /n

Alderperson Jessie Fuentes wasn't arrested for asking about a warrant. She was arrested for obstructing after being ordered to leave & refusing.

They don't need a warrant to arrest. If they have a warrant they wouldn't show it to a 3rd party anyway, other than the suspect's attorney. /2

Arresting people in the country illegally is ICE's job. It isn't kidnapping. Most arrests in the US, at all levels of LE are made without a warrant. Detaining people in investigative stops is also routine for all levels of LE. /1

While an officer can arrest another officer, what many people think are crimes being committed by ICE aren't crimes. They're just law enforcement.

The driver says she's trying to get to Macadam Ave. That's the main road on the other side of the ICE facility (west side). She's southbound on S Moody Ave, trying to turn right onto westbound S Bancroft St to get to Macadam Ave. Appears to be just a random citizen going from A to B.

The person in the toad costume is Seth D. Todd. He regularly advocates for the death of his adversaries. He describes himself as an "Antifa terrorist."

For example, Soros' Open Society Foundation gave about $2M to the Sunrise Movement, the group who did the "Stop Cop City" protests in Georgia. That involved many violent incidents and criminal charges. While many charges were dismissed on procedural grounds, many still remain.

Giving a daily $1M prize to a single registered voter, who'd signed a petition (thus incentivizing voter registration) is like training protestors/rioters how exactly?

Where is the hate crime in one white person shooting 3 white people attacking him? He's fortunate it's all on video, from multiple angles.

Who are the peaceful protestors this petition was talking about? Here's the first one, pushing a burning dumpster towards a gas station & then picking fights.

You've got that backwards. Two people tried to snatch Rittenhouse's gun. Both who tried that ended up shot & killed.

. @darkskies666.bsky.social 's M.O. is to spout a bunch of nonsense via quote posts & then block. If he blocks you, and you don't want him to be able to keep commenting crap on his quote posts, block back (then your quoted post disappears).

Your video is of Brian Kilmeade. They both speak English. The similarities end there.

You might wish to consider that foil hat. Now I'm done. Bye. Feel free to shout nonsense into the void.

Then go watch the Rittenhouse trial & learn what really happened.

By your logic, we shouldn't accept any immigration from any country in the Western Hemisphere (they all took in Nazis, including the US), most countries in the Middle East, France, the UK, Spain, etc. Or anyone of German descent I guess. URA🤡

Now you're sounding like Q-Anon. About 60 people associated with white farmers in South Africa came to the US this year. None of them are the descendants of WWII German war criminals. Bye. I'm done with your spitball version of discussion (deflect & throw a punch of random 💩 at the wall).

Non-sequitur. The question was about Charlie Kirk & the video you posted but apparently didn't watch. Now you post some unrelated statement about homeless mentally ill by another person, when in the video you posted of Charlie Kirk there is no mention of homelessness or the mentally ill.

I have no idea what this gobbledygook is, "defending the descendants of Nazi war criminals?" What are you talking about?

If your friend was there during the day, they were at a peaceful protest. If they were there at night, they were at a riot.

His entire public presence, and that of TPUSA, was saying things. The only things they DID was to facilitate discussions.

You posted an hour 38 minute long video. Please point out where he says something hateful. I assume you watched it in it's entirety, because who would post a video without doing that, so this should be an easy request.

One thing IS clear. You have a shallow superficial view of world events, based on misinformation.

You didn't have a clue about what really happened in Kenosha.
You don't have a clue about the things Charlie Kirk really said.

You believe Media Matters type soundbites & talking points.

No, I said no such thing about Rosenbaum. Grosskreutz went to many protests.

That you believe someone deserved to get assassinated because of their speech, makes you kind of a POS. I'm guessing you're as uninformed about what Kirk really said as you are about Kenosha.

It wasn't a "peaceful protest." The peaceful protests were during the day. At night there were riots that caused $50M in damage. Rittenhouse arrived on night 3 of the riots.

The Ultimate gas station is on the SE corner of 60th & Sheridan. The police line was on the north side of 60th.

The same night as the Kenosha shootings, Erick Jordan & his 16-year-old daughter Jade were guarding another nearby business with their AR15s. They were also in front of the courthouse during the Rittenhouse trial. Police didn't bother them either time. www.blackenterprise.com/black-father...

YouTube video by Washington Post After nights of violence in Minneapolis, locals take up arms to defend their community

Anyone can guard their community, if local law allows open carry of firearms. Here's a group of Black citizens guarding their neighborhood in Minneapolis during the Floyd riots. The police don't bother them at all. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovtL...

It's on video. As he approaches the car fire he clearly shouts, "friendly friendly friendly." Several people testified at trial about his actions, including Grosskreutz. All said that throughout the night they never saw him antagonize anyone. Watch the trial. Learn what really happened.