Minnesotans Show Incivility in Anti-Rule of Law Movement

 When the United States Customs Enforcement agency sent 2000 agents to Minnesota late last year to uncover illegal alien operations and fraud they might have known that Minnesota would present a secessionist posture to ICE as a federal law enforcement agency. That is, if an agency similar to ICE were sent to the antebellum south to enforce federal law against slavery (if that had existed), they would have been met with a similar response or worse. Democrats seem to feel that law enforcement should not have weapons, and rioters and others should always be treated with dignity and respect by law enforcement officers they are spitting, cursing and throwing stones at.

Protestors were creating a dangerous, anarchic environment attempting to disrupt law enforcement. Only an idiot would believe that taking a loaded semi-automatic pistol to interfere with law enforcement would not be dangerous. In the chaos and danger when the gun was seen an officer reacted with the shooting of Alex Pretti- guns can be fired from the ground. In that noisy, violent close contact of resistance a hand anywhere near a gun was perhaps perceived as a deadly threat. The shout of 'gun' by a law enforcement officer probably was the trigger for another officer to shoot at the offender of reference- even though the meaning 'gun in the hand of the offender' was not what the shout of 'gun' meant in the incident.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UvWloHwMMs

Illegal aliens ruined the casual labor market in America the past 30-40 years for men. THey also prevented wages for labor from increasing much. For those Americans in unskilled and semi-skilled jobs that was quite harmful. Democrats may like cheap, under-the-table-workers that harm Americans, yet they haven't a right to obstruct federal law enforcement to arrest and return illegal migrants to their own countries. Neither should Democrats make a practice of protecting activities in Minnesota sending millions to thoise perpetrating federal financial frauds. Democrats are the party that are non-conformists to election results and wage perennial, maximum opposition to rule of law.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOIDkDToGck

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UvWloHwMMs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTAGDM4ALvA

The Minnesota ICE Shooting - A Legal Analysis

 When a lesbian's partner suggested she go protest with an SUV at the site of law enforcement, and the lesbian apparently tries to run over a law enforcement officer as she tried to flee the scene, something bad was bound to happen. Some would regard it as attempted vehicular homicide, and others as a careless perp trying to escape arrest. Radical homosexuals protesting in support of illegal migration to America have a non-standard viewpoint on law and governance as do many Democrats these days- the law is whatever they want it to be. The video is an attorney's legal analysis. In my opinion a hetero husband wouldn't have suggest that his wife go to a potentially dangerous protest to benefit law breaking illegal aliens.

Through the Ice into the Water

 Sometimes I have occasion to write some personal historical things after talking with others or sharing experiences. Being a writer to a certain extent I like to utilize everything I write so far as is reasonable, in the way native Americans were known for using every part of a buffalo for something (though I never heard anything about buffalo nails from those large hooves). So I post such stories someplace infrequently...

This is about the time I went into Noyes Slough- a fork of the Chena River, in Fairbanks years ago. I usually walked across the water because the highway bridge sidewalks were always covered in snow from plows. So I had my headphones on listening to music one day with a Walkman in a coat pocket returning home from the store 3.5 miles away and in the middle of the water the ice was rotten and I began sinking quickly into the cold water pushing the chunk of ice below my feet. The temperature was about 25 F as best I recall.

 I had read about how people carry ladders with them when climbing Mt. McKinley alone so they can prevent themselves from falling into an unseen crevasse. I remembered that while sinking into the water with my feet pushing the chunk of ice I had been on. I put out my arms to the sides and arrested my decent into the water at the armpits. For a moment I could see the world from a level with the ice point of view and thought that if I wanted to extract myself from the very serious situation to continue living I had best get on with it. 

Eventually I got my feet up onto the ice and levered myself out somehow.There is a power plant somewhere upstream apparently- I discovered later, and it releases hot water into the slough and that was what rotted the ice from below. It was still four or five inches thick. I finished crossing the stream and walked back to my apartment with my wet pants freezing stiff as a board. So apparently my blood was very cold and I mostly laid on the floor of the apartment for three days trying to warm up. I could feel the cold icy blood in my heart. It was a definite learning experience. So much for that story. Northerners preponderantly learn from experience about a lot of ways to stay warm. Southerners often haven't got that opportunity to learn cold weather stuff.