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muwarrior69

Quote from: Scoop Snoop on February 16, 2026, 09:55:28 AMCan we agree that ICE should attempt to handle matters "with civility"?


As should local authorities. Do Sheriffs handle all eviction with civility? 

The Sultan

Quote from: muwarrior69 on Today at 03:21:55 PMAs should local authorities. Do Sheriffs handle all eviction with civility?

No.

What point are you trying to make here?
"I am one of those who think the best friend of a nation is he who most faithfully rebukes her for her sins—and he her worst enemy, who, under the specious and popular garb of patriotism, seeks to excuse, palliate, and defend them" - Frederick Douglass

Scoop Snoop

Quote from: muwarrior69 on Today at 03:21:55 PMAs should local authorities. Do Sheriffs handle all eviction with civility?

Nice try. Do they murder the people they are evicting? Do they load them onto planes and send them to remote detention centers? Do they take 5-year-old kids and lock them up also?

I'm pretty sure local authorities tell the people they are evicting (after showing them a warrant-what a novel idea!) that if they do not leave, they will forcibly remove them. And then the local authorities head to the nearest donut shop for coffee, and the evicted people are either taken in by an organization-maybe even your parish, who knows?-or move in with friends or family.

::)  ?-(   
Wild horses couldn't drag me into either political party, but for very different reasons.

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The Sultan

Quote from: Scoop Snoop on Today at 04:06:05 PMNice try. Do they murder the people they are evicting? Do they load them onto planes and send them to remote detention centers? Do they take 5-year-old kids and lock them up also?

I'm pretty sure local authorities tell the people they are evicting (after showing them a warrant-what a novel idea!) that if they do not leave, they will forcibly remove them. And then the local authorities head to the nearest donut shop for coffee, and the evicted people are either taken in by an organization-maybe even your parish, who knows?-or move in with friends or family.

::)  ?-(   


And the local sheriff doesn't wear a mask while evicting either.

At no point in our history have we allowed law enforcement to wear masks to conceal their identity while carrying out routine operations. Now we should be allowed to have agents of the federal government do so? Wasn't this what we were warned about years ago?
"I am one of those who think the best friend of a nation is he who most faithfully rebukes her for her sins—and he her worst enemy, who, under the specious and popular garb of patriotism, seeks to excuse, palliate, and defend them" - Frederick Douglass

Shaka Shart

Quote from: MU82 on February 16, 2026, 10:06:18 AMWikipedia, obviously, but Reuters is generally a well-respected news organization.

Which media outlets are your "ideal references for truth"?

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Scoop Snoop

Quote from: The Sultan on Today at 04:08:44 PMAnd the local sheriff doesn't wear a mask while evicting either.

At no point in our history have we allowed law enforcement to wear masks to conceal their identity while carrying out routine operations. Now we should be allowed to have agents of the federal government do so? Wasn't this what we were warned about years ago?

I just figured out what 69's post was really about. He got evicted uncivilly by the local authorities. Hey 69, you can stay at our house, but you will need to earn your keep and clear brush from the edges of the paddocks. You can use my chain saw.
Wild horses couldn't drag me into either political party, but for very different reasons.

"All of our answers are unencumbered by the thought process." NPR's Click and Clack of Car Talk.

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