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   From: chine.bleu@yahoo.com   
      
   a425couple wrote:   
   > On 6/26/25 09:08, chine.bleu wrote:   
   >> a425couple wrote:   
   >>> A local elected official calling for violence against law enforcement   
   >>> personnel should be way beyond tolerable.   
   >>   
   >> When those 'law enforcement personnel' are masked, unbadged,   
   >> ununiformed, kidnapping and assaulting citizens? What is that about a   
   >> second amendment?   
   >>   
   > I think she would be most helpful in pushing the understandable parts   
   > of her "issues" you address in political and judicial venues.   
   > Not in urging violence by street gangs.   
      
   Or the ICEstapo could act like an actual law enforcement agency instead   
   of a gang of armed criminals.   
      
   > I spend a good career in law enforcement.  Although there are very   
   > good and valid reasons for 'plain clothes' and 'undercover' work,   
      
   Walking around heavily armed is 'undercover'? Videos I have seen of   
   peace officers conducting a search shows them displaying their badges   
   and wearing clothing displaying POLICE, SHERIFF, et cetera. So that   
   their authority is clearly visible.   
      
   > I am very uncomfortable with many things being done in 'grub and   
   > ad-hoc' clothes.  Get standardized uniforms with clear labels   
   > and numbers!   
      
   And ICEstapo refuses to do so. While they batter and kidnap US citizens.   
      
   So about the second amendment? Suddenly only the state militia is   
   allowed to be armed and defensive?   
      
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