jc456
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well it's a she. So your post was pure stupidity
Arizona AG suggests residents may gun down masked ICE agents if they felt threatened under state law
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ReinyDays
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Well, gender-confused post for sure ... do we have any naked pictures of him/her/it? ...
HikerGuy83
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She won't be there long.
Nor will Hobbs or Fontes.
Biggs will be governor.
Mark Lamb will take Biggs place.
In two years Lamb will kick Kelly's rear to the curb.
HikerGuy83
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Be careful.Perhaps someone should open fire on HER.
HikerGuy83
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No...
Democrats are in big trouble.
When the dust clears and the bodies are buried, they will be a significantly smaller body of idiots.
jc456
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You really care about that? wow.
jc456
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although, the dude that put a hit out on the ICE boss just got found not guilty, so a jury is now saying threatening someone with an unaliving is ok.
What the AG actually said:
Arizona Dem AG blasted for 'dangerous' claim residents can shoot ICE agents under state laws
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes says ICE agents could be shot under stand-your-ground law if they can't be identified as law enforcement officers.
www.foxnews.com
During an interview with 12 News anchor Brahm Resnik on Monday, Mayes explained why ICE agents could be shot at under Arizona law.
"You know, it’s kind of a recipe for disaster because you have these masked federal officers with very little identification, sometimes no identification, wearing plain clothes and masks," Mayes explained.
"We have a stand-your-ground law that says if you reasonably believe your life is in danger, and you’re in your house or your car or on your property, that you can defend yourself with lethal force," Mayes added
The host interjected to ensure that the AG wasn’t imploring people to shoot at federal officers.
"I want to be careful with that and understand what you’re saying because you know how that could be interpreted," the host clarified.
Mayes asserted she wasn’t directly encouraging individuals to shoot officers, but said if law enforcement couldn’t be identified that, under the law, people could fire.
"Well, it’s the fact," Mayes responded. "We have a stand-your-ground law, and we have, in other states, un-uniformed masked people who can’t be identified as police officers."
jc456
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the first time in her life she defended the stand your ground law. hahahahahahahahaha only a democrat.What the AG actually said:
Arizona Dem AG blasted for 'dangerous' claim residents can shoot ICE agents under state laws
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes says ICE agents could be shot under stand-your-ground law if they can't be identified as law enforcement officers.
During an interview with 12 News anchor Brahm Resnik on Monday, Mayes explained why ICE agents could be shot at under Arizona law.
"You know, it’s kind of a recipe for disaster because you have these masked federal officers with very little identification, sometimes no identification, wearing plain clothes and masks," Mayes explained.
"We have a stand-your-ground law that says if you reasonably believe your life is in danger, and you’re in your house or your car or on your property, that you can defend yourself with lethal force," Mayes added
The host interjected to ensure that the AG wasn’t imploring people to shoot at federal officers.
"I want to be careful with that and understand what you’re saying because you know how that could be interpreted," the host clarified.
Mayes asserted she wasn’t directly encouraging individuals to shoot officers, but said if law enforcement couldn’t be identified that, under the law, people could fire.
"Well, it’s the fact," Mayes responded. "We have a stand-your-ground law, and we have, in other states, un-uniformed masked people who can’t be identified as police officers."
jc456
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EvilEyeFleegle, this is fake?
Stunning defeat for Trump's DOJ as man acquitted of hitman plot against Border Patrol boss - NewsBreak
A criminal case stemming from protests against immigration crackdowns in Chicago last year ended in dismal failure for the Justice Department, with a not g
www.newsbreak.com
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Let them die.
jc456
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democrat are all about the chaos.
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She is the Attorney General? Jeeze Louise!
Nope.EvilEyeFleegle, this is fake?
Stunning defeat for Trump's DOJ as man acquitted of hitman plot against Border Patrol boss - NewsBreak
A criminal case stemming from protests against immigration crackdowns in Chicago last year ended in dismal failure for the Justice Department, with a not g
The initial fact is correct in that he was acquitted..but your assertions in the post I commented on are incorrect.
There was no 'Hitman plot' to begin with. Thus, your saying that he 'put a hit out' is a lie.
The govt. was proven to have lied with its assertions on Cartel and gang involvement.
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They have 'ICE" plastered all over their uniforms, Dumbass.What the AG actually said:
Arizona Dem AG blasted for 'dangerous' claim residents can shoot ICE agents under state laws
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes says ICE agents could be shot under stand-your-ground law if they can't be identified as law enforcement officers.
During an interview with 12 News anchor Brahm Resnik on Monday, Mayes explained why ICE agents could be shot at under Arizona law.
"You know, it’s kind of a recipe for disaster because you have these masked federal officers with very little identification, sometimes no identification, wearing plain clothes and masks," Mayes explained.
"We have a stand-your-ground law that says if you reasonably believe your life is in danger, and you’re in your house or your car or on your property, that you can defend yourself with lethal force," Mayes added
The host interjected to ensure that the AG wasn’t imploring people to shoot at federal officers.
"I want to be careful with that and understand what you’re saying because you know how that could be interpreted," the host clarified.
Mayes asserted she wasn’t directly encouraging individuals to shoot officers, but said if law enforcement couldn’t be identified that, under the law, people could fire.
"Well, it’s the fact," Mayes responded. "We have a stand-your-ground law, and we have, in other states, un-uniformed masked people who can’t be identified as police officers."
Synthaholic
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Florida has the 'Stand Your Ground' law, and Meatball Ron proudly told citizens they could shoot someone who is threatening them. So ICE had better be identifiable. Proud Boys in masks and nothing saying Police or ICE may get shot in self-defense.
Synthaholic
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Not all of them, dumbass.
Nostra
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Pick out the ones with nothing on their uniform.
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Arizona has one of those Republican favorite "Stand Your Ground" laws and yes it applies to law enforcement though i don't think it's ever been applied anywhere.
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