I take it you feel strongly about this and if you had children you would be proud of them to protest against ICE. Would you advise them to attend that protest carrying a gun and then intervene in an arrest? If no, why?
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I take it you feel strongly about this and if you had children you would be proud of them to protest against ICE. Would you advise them to attend that protest carrying a gun and then intervene in an arrest? If no, why?
MartyFunkhouser
Steve Sedgley
I feel strongly that there is absolutely no reason for him to have been executed. I don't agree with American gun laws and amendments but they exist and for that reason he is protected by them, as he is the right to protest. He was carry the gun, he did not draw his gun, there is a stark difference. If we are now saying the threshold for being killed in America is carrying your licenced weapon then alot of people are in trouble
The Second Amendment is not a blanket protection for any individual who possesses or uses a firearm. If your actions fall outside of the law, which obstructing law enforcement is, then the Amendment offers no constitutional protection.
He didn't use the firearm. He didn't hold it at any stage. It was taken off him. When he was shot and murdered he was not armed.
Obstructing the law does not give an ICE agent the authority to act as judge and executioner.
I never said he did. It wasn’t an ICE agent either it was Border patrol, who are only invovled in Minnesota because the governor and major orderd the police to stand down and not support ICE.