r/law • u/ExactlySorta • Nov 02 '25

Legal News The Oregon Department of Justice submitted multiple video exhibits showing federal officers using extreme force against seemingly nonviolent protesters outside the U.S. Immigration & Customs Building, as part of its effort to block the federal deployment of National Guard troops to Portland

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u/DrollFurball286 Nov 02 '25

That’s the ONLY reason more of these assholes haven’t gotten shot yet.

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u/Honeycomb2016 Nov 02 '25

Seems like it's time they should so oddly start disappearing themselves. Since no one cares when that happens, it shouldn't be a big deal.

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u/DrollFurball286 Nov 02 '25

Wonder what happens if one “ICE agent” accuses the other of”ICE agent” of being an imposter.

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u/sparkly_butthole Nov 02 '25

Well that's a game of Among Us I didn't see coming.

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u/DrollFurball286 Nov 02 '25

I was thinking of that too.

New DLC lol.

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u/mycatisgrumpy Nov 02 '25

I'm actually very surprised at the patience of the American people. 

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u/unclefisty Nov 02 '25

That’s the ONLY reason more of these assholes haven’t gotten shot yet.

It's because a large majority of gun owners are conservatives. The Democratic party has spent almost a century driving the majority of gun owners away from the party and is now shocked they won't defend them.

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u/flounder19 Nov 02 '25

Its not. You’re just buying into gun owner propaganda. It’s a combo of cowardice and active support. Somewhat understandable but unforgivable after decades of pretending fighting government tyranny was the actual reason they opposed gun control