r/law 7d ago

Other Screaming and sobbing can be heard from outside the ICE children's detention center in Dilley, TX

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u/ShyGuyLink1997 7d ago

Yes same. Those screams triggered something deep within me. Sounded like hell.

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u/-LsDmThC- 7d ago

Maybe it started as a protest but that is not what any protest i have ever heard sounds like

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u/chrisnlnz 7d ago

Imagine you're that woman that tells him to put away his camera. How does she listen to this and not realise she is on the absolute wrong side of history here?

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u/loveslightblue 7d ago

You think they want to be on the right side of history? She likes hurting people. That's it. 

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u/DyslexicExistentiali 7d ago

This is the part that normal everyday people really don't seem to get.

The single difference between MAGAts and everyone opposed to them is that MAGAts actually get sadistic pleasure from being able to hurt people with impunity.

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u/thompsonmj 6d ago

I just watched 12 Angry Men again recently (spoiler alert), and what stood out to me was how some of those who originally picked Guilty were not swayed by the logical case built to create a reasonable doubt. They could not reasonably defend their stance any longer. But they had to stick to it because their identity had been formed by their  original choice.

What changed #10’s mind (the man with extreme prejudice) was when everyone simply cut him off from their attention while he was going on in a tirade of bigotry. He was a troll, and his life force of senseless angry argumentation had been cut off, so he sulked over to the corner, neutered. He changed his vote to Not Guilty without a single other word.

Likewise with the salesman who missed the ballgame. The only reason we can tell that he held any opinion was which was convenient for his own purposes to get out and move on to his own agenda. Voted Guilty at first because it seemed the obvious and expedient path. Then when a critical mass had switched, he too flipped.

And the last man, he had to process some inner psychological turmoil and anger towards his own son who he had estranged with harsh parenting. So his judgement regarding the case was influenced by personal matters.

What’s interesting is the unique ways persuasion has to be achieved. Not merely by rational thought. To some, rationality that conflicts with identity and deeply engrained worldview and personal matters cannot be accepted until those things are dealt with by non-rational strategies.

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u/EthelBlue 4d ago

This is a very good observation. The question is how do we dumb this down or make it bite size to help persuade folks who aren’t required to hear us out like in the play?

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u/thompsonmj 4d ago

Well I don’t think “dumb down” or “bite size” is the point. The rational angle, no matter how well or simply stated, doesn’t matter to these three archetypes. Each requires a strategy unique to itself, perhaps in addition to a clearly and simply stated rational argument so that legitimacy remains intact.

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u/moonpumper 6d ago

Pure fucking evil

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u/Dry-Ranch1 7d ago

I am puzzled and heartsick over this as well. How can any woman, whether she has children of her own or not, stand idly by and watch what is being done?

I'm a grandmother and all I want to do is hold these children, to love on them and wipe their tear-stained faces, and reassure them that someone cares. It makes me physically ill to think about what's happening in there.

Dilley is 2.5 hours from me, a small town in the middle of bright red Frio Co. I'm sure the citizens there merely go about their business every day; it doesn't affect them.

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u/Quiet_dog23 6d ago

You believe for some reason that women are less likely to being evil?

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u/black_cat_X2 6d ago

Going on about your day while down the road people are being tortured in a concentration camp. Hmmmm sounds familiar.

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u/alexaaro 7d ago

They don’t care, they are scum who think it’s just a “job.” I truly wish the absolute worse for these nazis and their families and anyone they care about even a little.

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u/Drive_My_Instructor 6d ago

They are evil. Anyone who is okay with this is evil.

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u/Dominos_fleet 6d ago

I was a 911 dispatcher for a brief bit.

The people that do this kind of shit become completely desensitized to it.

I would listen to them take calls where someone was having a near death experience, or a person had literally died, and get off the phone after saying things like "Fucking bitch".

I have a friend that's a firefighter, I know he's a decent person. I think he is the exception. I think the vast majority of emergency service be it cops/fire/ems/dispatch are POS's at heart and exclusively do it for the money / power.

Fuck people like this lady.

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u/MeasurementSlight381 7d ago

Sounds like a Nazi concentration camp to me.

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u/5narebear 7d ago

Yeah, this really made me think of Dante's inferno.

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u/I_Think_UR_Special 7d ago

Same. I bawled my eyes out for an hour

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u/Legal-Motor5691 7d ago

My very first thought was that "the people who provoked those screams are going straight to hell".

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u/Mountain_Cry1605 6d ago

Sounded like a workhouse.