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USA News and Poland - part 18


Novichok  6 | 10780
10 Jan 2026   #331
I read your post slowly with the attention it deserves...It really does...

To compare the US with Russia, for example, you have to always keep in mind 420 million guns, blacks, migrants, the mentally ill, and the crime that those cause.

Add to it the publicity crime gets almost daily - if it bleeds, it leads - and you develop the level of fear and hate that is not common elsewhere. Poles are right when debating guns.

When I was in Poland, I would go to parks at dark without a second thought. Here, I wouldn't let my 7-year-old granddaughter go alone to the restroom at the mall. I actually used to walk right in and stand guard by her stall...Paranoia or taking no chances...whatever...an easy call...

Feds not being local...If the leftist mayors and governors were not sanctuary freaks, there would not be any need for the feds in US cities.

Your system is run as one, not as a mosaic of madness...with every state being different from the next...

The mayor of Moscow would not try to give Putin the middle finger and call him a NAZI. Here, it's almost a daily occurrence with no consequences.

If not for my family, I would already be in Poland.
Alien  30 | 7666
10 Jan 2026   #332
If not for my family, I would already be in Poland

Oh, I can't believe what I'm hearing (reading).
Bobko  30 | 2906
10 Jan 2026   #333
Your system is run as one, not as a mosaic of madness...with every state being different from the next...

People are very angry. Everyone is tense. To get some sense of normalcy you have to go to 99% white Vermont, or rural Kentucky.

It's so strange as an outside observer.

My French business partner married a local Jewish girl in New York. I was sitting with them at lunch, and the question of politics came up. They told me they aren't friends with any Republicans, and don't really know anyone who is.

I told them how insane that is, and what a terrible diagnosis it is for the health of the country - they just stared at me blankly.

In Upstate New York, when I talk to the boys at the plant - it's the opposite. They're Ram driving, snowmobile riding, hunting-loving people that think everybody in New York City is a gay, Jewish, pornographer of the pedophilic kind.

You're not headed towards a good place when people harbor such suspicion towards their fellow citizens.

Maybe... closing the borders for 15-20 years and figuring out what you all really want as a collective is actually important.
Alien  30 | 7666
10 Jan 2026   #334
People are very angry. Everyone is tense

Novi has already gone to sleep... you'd better write what the mood is like in Moscow after the Americans showed how to carry out a three-day special operation in one night.
Bobko  30 | 2906
10 Jan 2026   #335
you'd better write what the mood is like in Moscow after the Americans showed how to carry out a three-day special operation in one night.

You better write more one sentence non-sequiturs, that you think are terribly clever and humorous - but others find retarded.

Go back to your threads discussing shoes and wines, or which gas station has the cheapest coffee- you at least have something to say there.
Alien  30 | 7666
10 Jan 2026   #336
Go back to your threads discussing shoes and wines

Hey Oberst, do you have any cool shoes to discuss, or wine... from Crimea, for example?
Feniks  1 | 1086
10 Jan 2026   #337
How though?.

I'm sure they'll find some way. As someone else commented, even if he is found guilty, Trump will probably just pardon him.

Justice and rule of law went out the window when Trump came to power.

In Poland, there is a different philosophy; it doesn't matter how bad erratic behavior is, the police are expected to use non-lethal force, and if they shoot and kill someone, there is a lot of song and dance about it.

As it should be! That is perfectly normal behaviour. Seems like if you blink the wrong way in the US, you could end up getting shot by trigger happy US cops. I find that scary and certainly puts me off from visiting family over there.

My documents are all in order, but I still sweat when driving past some ICE checkpoint in Florida.

I'm not surprised. I'm sure many others feel exactly the same way.

Many of the Americans on PF are rubbing their hands with glee over the deportation of migrants but I'm wondering how far this will go and where it will end.

Poles are right when debating guns.

Of course they are because they see the high rate of gun deaths and how fractured a country the US is and don't want that for their country. Who the hell would.

If not for my family, I would already be in Poland.

Turns out you're a bit of a fraud then.
jon357  75 | 25103
10 Jan 2026   #338
Justice and rule of law went out the window when Trump came to power.

Many of the Americans on PF

The ones here fortunately aren't typical, as trump's approval ratings as well as the outcry about the woman's murder show.
Barney  19 | 1906
10 Jan 2026   #339
someone else commented, even if he is found guilty, Trump will probably just pardon him.

That's why the Feds have taken control denying state authorities access to evidence etc, a US president can only pardon federal crimes.

Republicans used to be big on state rights but looks like they are hypocrites.
Joker  2 | 2633
10 Jan 2026   #340
Maybe... closing the borders for 15-20 years and figuring out what you all really want as a collective is actually important.

Bobko, you do bring up some logical and interesting points.

Then there's this unhinged liberal white woman, which is the real problem in modern politics. Even worse, she lives 6,000 miles away and still feels the need to meddle.

Justice and rule of law went out the window when Trump came to power.

Pardons didn't start with Trump, and the courts didn't shut down because you're unhappy. Calling the rule of law "dead" is just a way to dismiss any result you don't like.

Republicans used to be big on state rights but looks like they are hypocrites.

Immigration is federal jurisdiction. Enforcing federal law isn't a "states' rights" contradiction, it's how the Constitution works.

States' rights don't override federal law. That isn't hypocrisy, it's basic civics. Do seek professional help for your TDS issues.
Novichok  6 | 10780
10 Jan 2026   #341
Turns out you're a bit of a fraud then.

???
Novichok  6 | 10780
10 Jan 2026   #342
Enforcing federal law isn't a "states' rights" contradiction

Opposing the feds in any form, passively or actively, should be a felony, regardless of whether one is a dumb lesbian with three kids or a fat pig pretending to be a governor.

Want to change things? Call your congressman.

As far as the stupid lesbian...The bit*ch saw a man in front of her and stepped on the gas anyway. That's attempted murder 101.

She had no basis to assume that he would be fast enough to get out of the way. Rot is hell, you leftist, migrant-loving POS...
OP Tlum  13 | 438
10 Jan 2026   #343
Opposing the feds in any form, passively or actively, should be a felony,

Look at the big picture. Examine the times during the Trump's Covid scam area - it was like today's ICE running the country in a peaceful way. But what will happen when the US defaults on its debt - expect the ICE to turn against all Americans to keep them in check and stop a national revolt.
Novichok  6 | 10780
10 Jan 2026   #344
stop a national revolt.

Yes. I would be the first one to shoot looters and arsonists. I would need a license, though...Ammo would be on me.

But what will happen when the US defaults on its debt

...and wonderful thing...Stupid foreigners would never again buy US bonds, and, thus, force the DC motherfvckers to have balanced budgets.

You don't feed an alcoholic with booze because he will feel bad if you don't ... Help him get well or let him die...
Barney  19 | 1906
10 Jan 2026   #345
Immigration is federal jurisdiction

We are talking about the death of a US citizen which would normally be investigated by state authorities or the federal working with state authorities. Federal involvement in this case includes the exclusion of state authorities in order to arrive at a predetermined result because those at the very top of government announced the findings before the investigation started. That is an abuse of states rights.

Bobko does point out the essential schizophrenic nature of US society where everyone thinks they are following an individual path but spend an inordinate amount of time criticising anyone who steps outside the hive mind. This is apparent in many US shibboleths the prime example being freedom of speech or expression. These absolutists are all for freely expressing themselves including creating computer tools that allow vile nonconsensual exploitation of children, but god forbid someone has blue hair.
Joker  2 | 2633
10 Jan 2026   #346
She had no basis to assume that he would be fast enough to get out of the way. Rot is hell, you leftist, migrant-loving POS...

You dont see the Karens complaining today about border patrol shooting the 2 illegal scum gang members?????

Federal agents shoot 2 alleged Tren de Aragua gangbangers who 'weaponized' car in Oregon - day after deadly ICE shooting

Dem narrative challenged after DHS exposes identity of 'married couple' in CBP-related shooting
DHS said that both individuals injured in the shooting are suspected Tren de Aragua affiliates


The incident occurred at approximately 2:19 p.m. local time, when Border Patrol agents stopped a vehicle and identified themselves as law enforcement, DHS said.

"[Thursday], two suspected Tren de Aragua gang associates-let loose on American streets by Joe Biden-weaponized their vehicle against Border Patrol in Portland," DHS wrote, explaining that "the agent took immediate action to defend himself and others, shooting them."

DHS officials say Luis David Nico Moncada, left, and Yorlenys Betzabeth Zambrano-Contreras, are Venezuelan criminal illegal aliens and suspected members of the foreign terrorist organization Tren de Aragua. The duo were wounded after being shot by a Border Patrol agent Thursday, when they allegedly attempted to run the officer and others over with their vehicle. (Department of Homeland Security)

nypost.com/2026/01/08/us-news/federal-agents-shoot-2-people-in-portland-oregon-day-after-ice-agent-killed-renee-nicole-good-in-minneapolis/

We are talking about the death of a US citizen which would normally be investigated by state authorities

That bc the state authorities Frey and Walz already proclaimed the officer as guilty of murder... Totaly bias leftists beyond belief! Did you hear what the Mator and Governor have already said? They cant be trusted. Not to mention they are all under fraud investigations.


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Novichok  6 | 10780
10 Jan 2026   #347
That is an abuse of states rights.

It's called "supremacy clause", stupid...All foreign policy matters belong to the feds. Immigration in any form is a foreign policy matter.

but god forbid someone has blue hair.

You can have any color you want, but not when you teach, in the army, or if your employer thinks it's bad for business.

I didn't hire an engineer because he had a ponytail.
Paulina  19 | 4877
10 Jan 2026   #348
Said while sipping a warm cup of chamomile tea, listening to soft jazz during your midday aroma therapy. 😁

What is wrong with you MAGA people? Are you all psychopaths?

Firstly, it turns out that the ICE agent was no rookie, he has years of experience. He claimed he was a firearms instructor, an active shooter instructor, a field intelligence officer and member of the SWAT team.

Btw, the first thing I wondered after watching the video of the shooting for the first time was if he was previously in the army. Former soldiers often go into the law enforcement and such in the US.
That thought came to my mind because of how casually he shot her and then put the gun back and walked calmly like nothing happened. When he's filmed walking away from the scene he also looks completely unbothered.

Turns out he's an Iraq War veteran. Someone who goes to war may get used to shooting people like ducks, unfortunately.

It's one of the positives about Trump, he doesn't surrender to the dem narratives, he forcefully provides an alternative.

Did you just praise the fact that your president is a liar??? :D Wow...

and in the USA with the death penalty... with immediate execution. 🤔

This seems to be the mindset. I guess American lives are cheap in the US.

You're creating an immediate threat

The ICE agent drew his gun already when the woman was reversing. He could move away at any moment, but he CHOSE to stand there and to take out his gun and shoot.

And then when he was was already completely safe he shot her twice in the head through a side window. His father described him as a "conservative Christian". My guess is that he's MAGA and I think that one possibility is that he killed her on purpose out of hate. Another possibility is the "trigger-happy" mentality of American las enforcement.

That is your opinion.

No, this is the reality literally shown in the video and proven by the fact that there's only one bullet hole in the front window. He shot her in the head TWICE up close through the LEFT side window when he was already completely out of harm's way. Those are FACTS and not "an opinion."

The truth is that you're only defending this because of politics. If this happened in PRL times and a Solidarity activist was shot dead in the same circumstances by a commie police officer you'd be screaming bloody murder. The same with MAGA idiots and Trump supporters storming the Capitol.

Because that would stop a car that is a cm or two away from hitting you?

Shooting the driver won't stop the car either and it didn't in this case. Someone as experienced as that ICE agent and a war veteran at that would know that.

Where is your logic people? And men claim to be the "logical sex"... Jesus... 🤦
Joker  2 | 2633
10 Jan 2026   #349
Governor Walz ("Tampon Tim") MN already has congressional subpoenas flying over massive fraud that happened on his watch. Whistleblowers have testified, investigations are ongoing, and the optics aren't exactly great.

So having him posture as some moral authority or lead investigator on ICE enforcement is beyond comical. It's like appointing the fire marshal while the building behind him is still smoldering.

And let's not forget, he conveniently bowed out of reelection right as the heat turned up. Funny timing. Nothing says "confidence in your record" like suddenly deciding you're done when subpoenas start stacking.


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Novichok  6 | 10780
10 Jan 2026   #350
To remind everybody here what a genius I am...

Quoting Novi:

The bit*ch saw a man in front of her and stepped on the gas anyway.

This brilliant sentence ends all "bad agent, good lesbian" discussions.
Joker  2 | 2633
10 Jan 2026   #351
. My guess is that he's MAGA and I think that one possibility is that he killed her on purpose out of hate. Another possibility is the "trigger-happy" mentality of American las enforcement.

My guess is you are a Karen!

Neither the shooting nor the agent's personal beliefs or family statements - like calling him a Christian - prove intent to kill out of hate. That kind of leap from "he has personal beliefs" to "he deliberately murdered her for ideology" isn't an argument, it's speculation and total bullshit!

@Novichok

I'm surprised they haven't appointed her lead detective on the case yet, phoning in clues from Europe like Sherlock Holmes with Wi-Fi and TDS. Forget evidence, body cams, or jurisdiction. We've got vibes, assumptions, and a strong opinion from 5,000 miles away. ROFTL!!
AntV  4 | 833
10 Jan 2026   #352
tense

I think tension is built into the American DNA. It's been here since before the founding. It has produced a great deal of positive outcomes...when that tension is wrought in the exchange of ideas to solve a problem or develop something.

But, as you say, sometimes that tension devolves into anger and we get stuff like the civil war, assassination of presidents/political figures, etc.

Today's tension seems to be rooted in something foundational. My theory is the current tension is the progeny of the Marxist-anarchist uprising that began around 1919. The communist encroachment on America's founding principles led to stuff like Palmer Raids in '19 and '20, which drove the communist movement underground.

Then you see the communist infiltration of labor unions, executive branch agencies, media manifest itself post ww2 and we get McCarthyism.

Then, in 60's, you see old school communist thinking and tactics meld with Frankfurt School (many exiled to Am universities during war) critical theory in the student-led protests.

We win the Cold War and think we killed the commie beast. Stupid...because we have more young people in college than ever before who are being taught by the next generation of Frankfurt influenced prof those profs are now spread wide among college faculties and admins. They are driving a good amount of the curriculum-which doesn't merely dismiss western civ but categorizes it as inherently bad-evil-that needs to be disavowed and toppled.

Then, there's the sexual revolution result: morals and norms are no longer common, but relative to the subjective will of each individual.

And, we have had at least three generations who have grown up in relative affluence...which has produced a population not is short supply of entitled Comfortable brats.

In the midst of this century long development, you still have a significant population who rejects the above. Who see western civilization in total as ampositive force in human history, who think there are common morals and norms, who see market economies as beneficial to them, who believe in the founding principles of America.

These two sets (who, by the way, are compose of a bunch of subsets) are crashing into one another because they are concentrated on foundational issues. Foundational issues inflame the passions.

But, I could be wrong, it's just a working theory of mine.
Paulina  19 | 4877
10 Jan 2026   #353
prove intent to kill out of hate

Calm down, Joker, we're on an internet forum and it's just one of my guesses, not any "proof." But look at Novichok and Poloniusz and how they write about this woman and her death. It's pure glee. ICE agents, police officers, soldiers, firefighters, etc. have views too. And some of them may have personality disorders too. Some of them are rapists, child abusers, wife beaters, narcissists, sociopaths and... murderers. Andrew Tate's father, for example, was dismissed from the military because he was diagnosed with narcissistic personality disorder. A Navy Seal operator sexually abused a small child (family at that) and filmed it with his phone. People in uniform aren't some kind of flawless saints that can do no wrong.

it's speculation

Of course it is. It's just my guess, NOT A FACT.
But shooting that woman in the head through a side window when there was no danger to the ICE agent anymore is a FACT.

Why are you so unable to acknowledge the fact that HE DIDN'T HAVE TO KILL HER?

You could argue, I guess, that he fired the first shot because he panicked, but you can't say that about the next two shots that killed her. He killed her with premeditation, not out of panic or in self-defence. That's my point that you haven't refuted in any way so far with any arguments.

Forget evidence, body cams, or jurisdiction.

I don't live in the US and I know that ICE agents don't wear body cams lol That's why he was filming with his phone.

And the evidence is there - in the video. The shots in the head through a SIDE window. Do you understand? Or are you all retarded? 🤦

think we killed the commie beast.

Like many Americans you have no idea what a communist is. People who have different views than you aren't "communist". 🤦
AntV  4 | 833
10 Jan 2026   #354
@Paulina
People who have different views than you aren't "communist

Was talking about the Soviet Union, babe. Seems pretty obvious from the Cold War context.
Paulina  19 | 4877
10 Jan 2026   #355
@AntV, I see you have a similar "difficult relationship with the truth" as your president. No, it isn't "pretty obvious" from the context, "babe."
Because right in the next sentence you wrote this:

Stupid...because we have more young people in college than ever before who are being taught by the next generation of Frankfurt influenced prof

So what your young people in college have to do with the Soviet Union, Cold War and communism, eh? 🙄
AntV  4 | 833
10 Jan 2026   #356
@Paulina

Haha! OK, whatever you say, sweetheart.
Paulina  19 | 4877
10 Jan 2026   #357
@AntV:

So what your young people in college have to do with the Soviet Union, Cold War and communism, eh? 🙄

Are you going to answer this?

Hahaha! 🙄

I see all you MAGAts are retarded toddlers just like your president. This is embarrassing... *sigh* 🤦
Przelotnyptak1  - | 810
10 Jan 2026   #358
[qWhat is wrong with you MAGA people? Are you all psychopaths?

Yes, dear Paulina, according to you, we all are. So there's nothing more to discuss.

You also mentioned being an active shooter instructor, a field intelligence officer, and a member of the SWAT team.

Don't forget that a victim of a vehicular attack, who was previously wounded and spent time in the hospital requiring dozens of stitches, understandably didn't volunteer for repeated treatment.

You stated how casually he shot her and then put, "to shooting people like ducks, unfortunately."

And you believe you are of sound mind while deciding it was a casual shooting? There's no doubt about that?

Even more unfortunate is that there are people with reasoning abilities equivalent to a turnip. Thank goodness they don't multiply.
Paulina  19 | 4877
10 Jan 2026   #359
Yes, dear Paulina, according to you, we all are.

You definitely are. And a pathological liar, just like your president.

understandably didn't volunteer for repeated treatment.

As I pointed out many times already the ICE agent shot her in the head TWICE through a SIDE WINDOW when he was already out of harm's way. SO HE DIDN'T KILL HER OUT OF PANIC OR IN SELF-DEFENCE.

How are you going to justify this? What are your arguments for killing her considering that he didn't have to do it???
AntV  4 | 833
10 Jan 2026   #360
@Paulina

If you go back and slowly read what I wrote...admittedly I don't always write well...you will see that your question really makes no sense. Because what I was saying is: that once we won the Cold War, that is to say the Soviet Union collapsed, we became complacent as a nation thinking we had rid the world of communism. However, communist ideology remained..especially in our universities.


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