This sounds like a new breakthrough.

People who make mistakes don't realize they've done anything wrong, which is why we need a God's-eye view to judge everything.

I really liked the post you sent. Perhaps we can continue our communication via private message?

Linking illegal immigration to crime and public safety threats, and using this as justification for stricter border enforcement measures (such as deportation, visa cancellation, and expanded arrests).

I totally agree staying true to the original style and simplicity is so important in translation. It’s easy to get distracted by fancy language, but what really matters is conveying the author’s voice honestly and elegantly.

Your concern isn’t without reason — maybe things could go in that direction afterward. But what we can trust is that the vast majority of people and political leaders don’t want that to happen. It would be a really terrible outcome.

If this behavior cannot be stopped, the United States will face the chaos of the old era. Although I live in Los Angeles, if that day really comes, it will be very bad and chaotic.😥😤

Yes,It feels like a long-standing escalation that has been quietly designed and tolerated. Once violence becomes institutionalized and gets cloaked in “procedural justice” it doesn’t need extreme motives just obedience to orders. The real danger is this kind of breakdown that comes to look “normal”

This isn’t an isolated incident. It reflects years of institutional choices. When violence is justified and responsibility is blurred, the damage inevitably escalates. Without real accountability, these harms will keep happening.

It's sad, but in reality, it's just some old-fashioned thinking that condones these behaviors.

This may quietly fade without real resolution. Renee Good’s family has spoken with grief and called for empathy, accountability, and change. But when those in power choose not to act, ordinary people are left only to witness and remember.

Even if we try to forget on purpose, his actions and words make him impossible to forget. The internet has a long memory—and it’ll help me remember forever, lol. 😅

This may be inevitable. Even when support is close to 100%, it doesn’t automatically become law.
What I keep coming back to is this: how can we turn public consensus into real institutional change?

If the situation continues to move in this direction, it could become deeply troubling—something that would not be meaningfully different from acts of terrorism.😥

This isn’t just an issue affecting immigrants — even locals are covering it up or not reporting it as it happens. No matter how you look at it, it’s irresponsible toward human life and the people of this country. And honestly, it’s only going to get worse!!! 💔