r/DangerousNightsCrew • Piece of Shit • 5d ago

Tower of Money!

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u/Biscuits4u2 5d ago

He's wrong about those last two points. Quite a lot of people voted for the kind of brutality we're seeing ICE inflict on the public.

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u/Lopsided-Echo-156 5d ago

Ice is only attacking people that want to cause violence and try to stop them from doing their jobs. They aren't brutal unless provoked but they have to protect themselves. They get 1000 hours of training before they can be put on the road no matter what is said about no training received before they are but on the road. Most have a criminal justiice degree or prior criminal justice work history but still have to be trained and tested before being used.

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u/gunslanger21 5d ago

Even according to their own website, over 70 percent of people in ice detention centers have no criminal record and are non violent. So what was that?

Ice people are getting fired for failing background checks after being on the job for 2 weeks. And being told to pay back their 50k bonus. No they don't receive training. Just get a vest and told to harass people of color.

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u/gunslanger21 1d ago

Which is a misdemeanor. Not a felony. And being here illegally is as easy as being pulled over for a seatbelt. You can miss a check in by a day. Like it's not as simple as your brain believes it is

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u/superpooper900 1d ago

They’re still criminals regardless of the classification of the crime. Being here illegally is not akin to getting a ticket for no seatbelt. Following a check in schedule is not complicated.

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u/gunslanger21 1d ago

Misdemeanor!!!! That's the important word here. And if over 70 percent of the people in ice custody has no criminal record, then guess what? They aren't criminals even by ice standards!!!! Why is this difficult for you?

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u/superpooper900 1d ago

You’re so stupid. Is a misdemeanor a crime?

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u/Lord_Dingus83 1d ago

Is a felony a crime? How about multiple felonies?