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January 30, 2026 at 7:24 PM
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So, if multiple agents tackle a person to the ground, beat him, and then shoot him repeatedly, they cannot later say it was ok cause they later found he was armed - which is neither a crime nor one that carries the penalty of immediate execution.
There's no Nobel prize for killing civilians.
There's no Nobel prize for killing civilians.
January 24, 2026 at 5:29 PM
So, if multiple agents tackle a person to the ground, beat him, and then shoot him repeatedly, they cannot later say it was ok cause they later found he was armed - which is neither a crime nor one that carries the penalty of immediate execution.
There's no Nobel prize for killing civilians.
There's no Nobel prize for killing civilians.
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The detention of witnesses and seizure of their phones is an extraordinary violation of every fucking Amendment you can name:
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Why are witnesses in federal detention?
The StarTribune live blog is paywall free:
- The man shot by federal agents this morning has died
- Several witnesses have already been transported to the Whipple building.
- ICE attempted to order local police from the scene, but O’Hara refused, sources said.
www.startribune.com/ice-raids-mi...
- The man shot by federal agents this morning has died
- Several witnesses have already been transported to the Whipple building.
- ICE attempted to order local police from the scene, but O’Hara refused, sources said.
www.startribune.com/ice-raids-mi...
January 24, 2026 at 5:29 PM
The detention of witnesses and seizure of their phones is an extraordinary violation of every fucking Amendment you can name:
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17% at 20.
🏥 ER visits ↓ 45%, 43%, 39%.
💀 Hospitalization or death ↓ 57%, 50%, 34%.
Protection fades but stays strongest where it matters most—keeping people out of the hospital.
Safety? Solid.
A Danish study of 1.5M found no rise in adverse events.
Bottom line: Boosters save
🏥 ER visits ↓ 45%, 43%, 39%.
💀 Hospitalization or death ↓ 57%, 50%, 34%.
Protection fades but stays strongest where it matters most—keeping people out of the hospital.
Safety? Solid.
A Danish study of 1.5M found no rise in adverse events.
Bottom line: Boosters save
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November 8, 2025 at 12:48 AM
17% at 20.
🏥 ER visits ↓ 45%, 43%, 39%.
💀 Hospitalization or death ↓ 57%, 50%, 34%.
Protection fades but stays strongest where it matters most—keeping people out of the hospital.
Safety? Solid.
A Danish study of 1.5M found no rise in adverse events.
Bottom line: Boosters save
🏥 ER visits ↓ 45%, 43%, 39%.
💀 Hospitalization or death ↓ 57%, 50%, 34%.
Protection fades but stays strongest where it matters most—keeping people out of the hospital.
Safety? Solid.
A Danish study of 1.5M found no rise in adverse events.
Bottom line: Boosters save
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Today's decision greenlights the worst conduct of the Los Angeles raids; masked officers rolling up at workplace sand grabbing everyone Latino and demanding their papers, people being seized at random bus stops, and a full "papers, please" society being put into place.
September 8, 2025 at 4:36 PM
Today's decision greenlights the worst conduct of the Los Angeles raids; masked officers rolling up at workplace sand grabbing everyone Latino and demanding their papers, people being seized at random bus stops, and a full "papers, please" society being put into place.
Mine would come home and sit in my lap and weep for 30 minutes. It’s hard for them to hold it together all day?
August 28, 2025 at 11:59 PM
Mine would come home and sit in my lap and weep for 30 minutes. It’s hard for them to hold it together all day?