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The unarmed mother of three, Renee Good, who was murdered on Jan 7 in Minneapolis by ICE agent Jonathon Ross, suffered three bullets to the head, according to everyone's eyes and ears.

Fixed it for you --------.

#1 bell boi says, "This is yet another example of jumping to conclusions way too quickly before the entire story unfolds."

You mean "jumping to conclusions," like this:

"AFTER Minnesota gave them no choice."
After. You're 100% confident Minnesota comments came before Kristi Noam's comments.
The time stamps say you are lying.
What's worse about your lies, is the comments from Minnesota officials prior to Noem's accusation of terrorisms are exactly the kinds of comments you say you wish Minnesota officials had made in the first place.
Would you care to admit you were wrong?
abcnews.go.com
Minneapolis ICE shooting: A minute-by-minute timeline of how Renee Nicole Good died

Federal law enforcement officers in Minneapolis were "doing an enforcement operation" Wednesday morning when their vehicle got stuck in the snow, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said at a news conference Wednesday afternoon.

10:26 a.m.
The City of Minneapolis posts a message on X stating, "We are aware of a shooting involving federal law enforcement near East 34th Street and Portland Avenue. Please avoid this area."

10:46 a.m.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz posts on social media, "My public safety team is working to gather information on an ICE related shooting this morning. We will share information as we learn more. In the meantime, I ask folks to remain calm."

11:23 a.m.
Sen. Tina Smith (D-Minn.) posts on social media, "A US citizen has apparently been shot by ICE agents in Minneapolis. I'm gathering information, but the situation on the ground is volatile. ICE should leave now for everyone's safety. Please be safe Minneapolis."

11:45 a.m.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security issues a statement on social media saying that a "violent" rioter "weaponized her vehicle" and attempted to run over and kill an ICE officer in what the agency calls an "act of domestic terrorism."
DHS' statement confirms that the woman who was shot died. The agency says that the ICE officer who opened fire followed his training and shot the woman in self-defense.

12:35 p.m.
At a news conference, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey says the ICE agent "recklessly" used his power and calls ICE's self-defense claim "bulls---."

"Get the f---" out of Minneapolis," Frey says in a message to ICE.

#95 | Posted by snoofy at 2026-01-12 08:38 PM

Perhaps I'm being way too hard on bell boi.

Let's all just step back and take a deep breath.

#24 Problem is, bell boi, the murderer wasn't hit by the Honda.

#32 100% correct.

That's why, around here, we have the Donnerboy Rule:

I need two (2) independent sources** from any Trump sycophant for any 'proof' they offer before it is even considered, much less replied to.

This NOW includes C (see) BS "News"

#39 You claim the murderer was hit by the car.

Prove that.

(I'll save you the effort, bell boi liar: You can't.)

#47 Not at all angry, bell boi liar.

#68 You're thin-skinned, bell boi.

It's clear as day.

#82 Are you going to take personal responsibility for your lies?

#87 Nope.

He's thin-skinned, Eb.

And his nonsensical replies on this thread offer conclusive proof of that.

The 98%, as you call them, are testament to that.

#82

In medicine, AvP stands for Arginine Vasopressin, also known as Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH), a crucial peptide hormone made in the hypothalamus and released by the pituitary gland that regulates the body's water balance, blood pressure, and sodium levels by controlling kidney water reabsorption. Clinical significance arises in conditions like AVP deficiency (diabetes insipidus), causing excessive thirst/urination, and in targeting AVP receptors for treating heart failure or edema.

An interesting diagnosis.

#82

In medicine, AvP stands for Arginine Vasopressin, also known as Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH), a crucial peptide hormone made in the hypothalamus and released by the pituitary gland that regulates the body's water balance, blood pressure, and sodium levels by controlling kidney water reabsorption. Clinical significance arises in conditions like AVP deficiency (diabetes insipidus), causing excessive thirst/urination, and in targeting AVP receptors for treating heart failure or edema.

An interesting diagnosis.

#96 From your POV, bell boi liar, I'm sure you believe that.

Just like you believe this "story."

#104

I'm a borderline Hall of Fame troll, Alexandrite. I easily elicit multiple responses with a single post. And it doesn't take any effort.
#27 | Posted by BellRinger at 2025-04-06 05:42 PM

#104

#106 As usual, Left Hind Turds has no response except for a small boy's idea of humor.

Have you received your latest edition of Captain Underpants, Left Hind Turds?

Title of this thread: ICE agent Ross suffered internal bleeding - a "sensational," unequivocal statement

In the very first post in this thread, #1, the thread's author says, and I quote, "If true..." - weasel words.

And there you have the standard operating procedure for

#119 Title of this thread: ICE agent Ross suffered internal bleeding - a "sensational," unequivocal statement

In the very first post in this thread, #1, the thread's author says, and I quote, "If true..." - weasel words.

#135 Since when is ICE authorized to enforce state laws, bell boi?

#138 Liar.

Truthhurts asked, " Why is ICE violently arresting people for a traffic violation?"

You answered with Minnesota state law.

So, once again, when is ICE authorized to enforce state laws, bell boi?

(I'll save you the effort, liar: They're not. That's up to Minnesota law enforcement (local, county, state), NOT the federal government.)

#144 Liar.

Snoofy asked for the federal law, not the Minnesota state law.

Can't you read?

#146 My how "federalist" of you, liar.

"...impeding them is a violation of Minnesota law."

Oh?

So, where were the appropriate LEO, you know, Minnesota state, county or local law enforcement, there to enforce Minnesota state law?

Or, care to share with the class the federal law that allows a non-state/federal LEO agency to enforce state laws?

#147 Your complete failure to answer the question does not make it a stupid question.

So, once again, care to share with the class the federal law that allows a non-state/federal LEO agency to enforce state laws?

#147 Or, to put it more plainly: What federal law was Rene Nicole Good violating that caused her to be murdered?

#152 So, "arrest" means point-blank murder.

Gotcha, bell boi.

"If they are being obstructed they have the power to arrest. "

No, they don't, bell boi.

Care to share with the class the federal law that gives them that "power," liar?

#152 Or is rule of law only for non-ICE LEO?

#152 Oh, and bell boi liar, Rene Nicole Good was NOT obstructing ICE's so-called "enforcement."

You're so fixated on the imaginary** and your obsession with the Trumpf that you aren't even thinking straight.

** So, where's the federal law that empowers ICE to enforce Minnesota traffic laws?

#159 Rene Nicole Good was NOT obstructing ICE's so-called "enforcement."

So, where's the federal law that empowers ICE to enforce Minnesota traffic laws?

And where's the federal law that empowers ICE to murder people, even if they're "obstructing"?

Especially considering that Rene Nicole Good was NOT obstructing ICE's so-called "enforcement."

And, most importantly, if you're so certain, what "enforcement" was Rene Nicole Good "obstructing"? She was doing as she was told and leaving.

You're so fixated on the imaginary and your obsession with the Trumpf that you aren't even thinking straight.

#163 No, you just want people like Rene Nicole Good dead.

That much is obvious.

#167 And, most importantly, if you're so certain, what "enforcement" was Rene Nicole Good "obstructing"? She was doing as she was told and leaving.

And I certainly don't see anything in your post, liar, that says anything about ICE agents can murder people who are supposedly obstructing.

Where's that, bell boi?

You're so fixated on the imaginary and your obsession with the Trumpf that you aren't even thinking straight.

#167 If you're not wanting people like Rene Nicole Good dead, then why are you expending so much time and energy justifying her murder?

So, yeah.

You just want people like Rene Nicole Good dead.

#169 Again, completely refusing to address what "enforcement" was Rene Nicole Good "obstructing"?

Yeah.

#173 Then why is he expending so much time and energy justifying her murder, Left Hind Turds ? ? ? ?

#176 You're a member of the human race, Eb.

I've never seen you try to justify the murder of someone because they're supposedly "obstructing" **

** I've still gotten zero answer as to why some here are expending so much time and energy justifying her murder, and just what she was supposedly obstructing.

#179 Nope.

Try again, liar.

She was in the street, doing what she was told to do (leave the scene) when she was gunned down.

So, once again - and no generic, unqualified "Federal immigration law enforcement."

What were her specific "obstruction" actions that warranted her murder?

#179 Nope.

Try again, liar.

She was in the street, doing what she was told to do (leave the scene) when she was gunned down.

So, once again - and no generic, unqualified "Federal immigration law enforcement."

What were her specific "obstruction" actions that warranted her murder?

#182 I keep asking for the specific federal law that allows that, Eb.

In a sane world, such "enforcement" actions are a combined effort, between federal, state and local officials. They would all be present to assist one another.

Those state and local officials would be responsible for enforcing the state laws (traffic, etc.) while the federal LEO were doing their jobs.

But, the Trumpf DHS has made it clear that they're a one-trick pony, and state and local LEO and elected officials be damned.

So, again I ask: Why some here are expending so much time and energy justifying Rene Nicole Good's murder?

#188 It was C (see) BS News, Left Hind Turds.

#186 Glitchy, Bell.

Very glitchy today.

#188 And the GOP polls just as bad.

So?

Besides, disingenuous imbeciles, such as yourself, always seem to call polls "fake," unless and until it is something to which you agree.

Then such polls are sacrosanct.

You're welcome, Left Hind Turds.

#193 No.

It just displays your incompetence, ignorance, laziness, and knee-jerk reactions.

Better, Left Hind Turds?

#195 Thanks, Laura.

I'm on Metronet fiber (1GB) and just the DR seems glitchy.

Other sites not so much.

#197

#201 I thought that was JeffJ?

#203 Federalism?

Federalism is a system where power is divided and shared between a central national government and regional governments (like states or provinces), as outlined in a constitution, allowing for shared rule and self-rule, exemplified by the U.S. system where both federal and state levels have distinct, overlapping powers in areas like lawmaking, taxation, and defense, fostering local autonomy and innovation while maintaining unity.

Or are you, like Sarah Palin, confused about what Fed, Federal and Federalism are?

#197 Been my choice of moniker for him/her.

Just like I've called you bell boi, Perry "bell boi" Mason, and liar.

You're welcome, Bellringer.

#207 Thank you, Snoofy.

#212 There are not enough N/W flags for this excellent post, Clown.

Thank you for posting it.

#215 Indeed we are, Clown.

But, what I find most fascinating is the 180 degree flip between sides today versus 18 months ago.

I recently posted a thread about how Trump was beginning to sound like Biden vis-a-vis the economy.

Today, however, in addition to that, we have the usual suspects denying reality (who you gonna believe, me or your lying eyes) while simultaneously still blaming Biden and excusing the Trumpf for everything.

As you said, infuriating times.