#10 Always remember that a Proud Boy is a gelding that still thinks he's a stallion.

#9 What's your problem with the DOJ being extremely aggressive in its prosecution of J6ers?

At least they did it with due process, you know, like with warrants and stuff.

---, you want ICE to go door-to-door, without a warrant.

So, what's your problem, bell boi?

#16 You assign positions to others all the time, bell boi.

WhatsamatterU?

Can dish it, but can't take it, coward?

#17 WTF is wrong with you.

They're being deported but not arrested ? ? ? ?

They're given a one-way Greyhound ticket to the border?

And, apparently, you're AOK with those being deported (but not "arrested," natch) being US citizens.

You are really f*cked up, bell boi.

#22 Why are you so incompetent and lazy, bell boi?

A 2-year-old American citizen, identified only as "VML" was deported to Honduras with her mother, Jenny Carolina Lopez-Villela,[61] on April 25, 2025.[62][63] VML, referred to by her initials in court documents to protect her privacy, was born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, in 2023.[64]

Two American citizens, a 7-year-old girl (identified as AAZM in court documents) and her 4-year-old brother Romeo, were sent to Honduras along with their mother, a Honduran national, on April 25, 2025. Romeo has stage 4 cancer

A 10-year-old girl with brain cancer, who is an American citizen, was deported with her parents and four siblings to Mexico after being stopped at an immigration checkpoint while on the way to an emergency medical appointment. Four of the five children were born in the U.S.

Miguel Silvestre is a U.S. citizen born in Stockton, California.[10] In 1999, he was described in news reports as being deported twice despite his citizenship.[10] Later, while visiting Mexico on vacation, he was denied reentry into the United States and spent two weeks in detention under the George W. Bush administration.[10] ICE records identified him as a Mexican citizen, which was incorrect.[10] A judge permanently corrected his status in 2004, ruling that he had been wrongly labeled for deportation

Chanthila Souvannarath was born in a refugee camp in Thailand to a father from Laos. He moved to the US where he was granted legal permanent residence before his first birthday.[87] His father obtained US citizenship and gained sole custody of his son, giving Souvannarath a claim to US citizenship under the laws in effect at the time.

#22 Respond to the rest of my #21. Be specific, bell boi.

#24 So you're in favor of abandoning children.

Cute, bell boi.

"One or more times are the we're deported..."

WTF ? ? ? ?

#30 "Bring them in by the milli Is over 4 years..."

WTF ? ? ? ?

Hitting the bottle again, bell boi?

Drunk texting and retorting are felonies (well, they should be).