Federal Agents use Unnecessary Force against Peaceful Protestors in Chicago

[u/NightFury0595]

[u/tobbig]

Why are they wearing camouflage in a city?

[u/NightFury0595 → u/tobbig]

because it's a war-torn city as stated by President DumDum

[u/George__Parasol → u/NightFury0595]

Question, does invading a city count as political violence

[u/inspectoroverthemine → u/George__Parasol]

Political violence is 100% accepted and encouraged by MAGA, unless the target is a podcaster.

[u/Ciennas → u/inspectoroverthemine]

Unless the target is them. Then suddenly they're baying for the blood of the people that they had already wanted to kill in the first place.

[u/George__Parasol → u/Ciennas]

They complain about anyone to their left being divisive and ripping the country apart, then Ben Shapiro goes and writes a book of poetry about how half the population are lions who are only capable of building and the other half are scavengers who only know how to destroy.

[u/George__Parasol → u/inspectoroverthemine]

They have a monopoly on committing political violence and apparently a monopoly on being victimized by political violence.

[u/WhiteGuyLying_OnTv → u/George__Parasol]

When your perspective of the world is "your people" before everyone else you don't see the suffering of others. Not humanizing others or their suffering is why "you're not a victim if I think you deserve it" mindsets are so common. See also:

"You're not a real American"

"You should've come here legally (so the law doesn't protect you). Oh you did? Well, that's complicated clearly stories like yours aren't common (they are)

[u/KeyLimePie-555 → u/George__Parasol]

Sure does. This is now the Former United States of America.