Re: Denver Mayor Threatens Violence Against ICE Agents

On 11/24/2024 5:44 PM, BTR1701 wrote:

On Nov 24, 2024 at 2:23:41 PM PST, "moviePig" <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote:
 

On 11/24/2024 4:40 PM, BTR1701 wrote:

  On Nov 24, 2024 at 9:42:21 AM PST, "moviePig" <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote:
 

  On 11/24/2024 12:30 AM, BTR1701 wrote:

>
  Imagine the gall of this grinning manlet referencing Tiananmen Square in
    support of illegally present non-citizens and violent narco-cartel gang
    members against the safety and welfare of American citizens.
        Per 8 USC § 1324, aiding or abetting the illegal entry or illegal presence
  of
    an inadmissible alien is a federal felony, with penalties including fines,
    imprisonment, or both. And violating 18 USC § 111 (assaulting,
resisting, or
    impeding federal officers while conducting official duties) can get you a
  dime
    bid at a federal pound-you-in-the-ass penitentiary. Non-enforcement of
these
    laws in the past by Biden/Harris does not guarantee future immunity for
    violating them. Something about which Mayor Clowndick's city attorney
should
    brief him. Maybe the receipt of such a briefing is why he quickly backed
  off.
        Had Mayor Soy continued the pursuit of his bold and excitingly
    unconstitutional course of action, it would have resulted in one of the
    all-time biggest examples of political fuck-around-and-find out in the
    nation's history.

>
  But you know he's not envisioning "cartel members"

    Of course not. He's doing everything he can to pretend there aren't entire
  apartment buildings taken over by Tren de Aragua right there in his own
city,
  brazenly walking from door to door, armed with those "high-powered assault
  rifles" that he and his fellow travelers want to deny *me* the right to own
  but which he does nothing about when psychopathic illegal aliens are
  terrorizing American citizens with them.

>
Anyone wanting perspective on that situation might like to read this:
>
>
https://denverite.com/2024/09/05/venezuelan-gang-aurora-colorado-quick-explainer/

 A quick explainer from a left-leaning rag that is in favor of illegal
immigration. Keep that in mind.
       "Police officials in Denver and Aurora say Tren de Aragua has a
      small local presence. They've linked gang members to some crimes,
      including an alleged attempted murder at Fitzsimons Place and the
      robbery of a Denver jewelry store."
 So the cops know the gang is around and have linked members to crimes,
including attempted murder, but they don't just go in and arrest them and have
them kicked out of the country? Why? Because we don't have enough of our own
criminals in America? We need to keep criminals from other countries who are
here illegally, also?
 And Fitzsimons Place is one of the apartments in question, so even in this
apologist article, they're admitting this gang of illegals is TRYING TO KILL
PEOPLE at one of these complexes.
        "Denver Mayor Mike Johnston claimed that among thousands
      of new immigrants to the area, around 15 are involved in criminal
      activity."
 A statement that strains credulity.
        "The Denver mayor said that Tren de Aragua has much less of
      a presence locally than the Crips and Bloods, two American
      gangs."
 Okay, so why do we need *more* violent gangsters? Just because we have gang
problems of our own does not excuse failing to get rid of other countries'
gang members WHO ARE HERE ILLEGALLY.
 For fucks sake...
        "Long before the arrival of Venezuelan immigrants, CBZ
      Management's buildings were the target of city enforcement
      actions. Residents have complained of pest infestations,
      broken utilities, and structural damage, much of which
      Denverite documented at a recent visit."
 And here's the deflection. Whoever wrote this dreck now attempts to pretend
that the gang's activities are somehow no big deal or nothing to worry about
or somehow the result of lax upkeep by the building management, implying the
residents somehow deserve what they're getting for living in a shitpile or
something.
 The quality of the building management has exactly ZERO relevance to any of
this.
        "Tren de Aragua, translated Aragua Train, is a gang that
      was formed by prisoner Héctor "El Niño" Guerrero more
      than a decade ago in the Tocorón prison in the Venezuelan
      state of Aragua."
 That prison, coincidentally, happens to be one of the prisons that the
Venezuelan government emptied out, on the condition that the former inmates
leave Venezuela and head north to America. Turns out, when you throw open our
southern border and let anyone run across with no vetting, there are
consequences for that. Who knew?
       Federal officials say the group has grown out of South
      America and into the U.S. over the last six years.
 Thanks to Biden and Harris, the gang now has a significant presence in ~600
American cities. Thanks Kammie!

I posted the article because it seemed comprehensive and not obviously polemical.  While I know that local officials do tend to downplay such situations, I also know that, e.g., Haitians don't eat dachshunds.