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itsmymedicine

These get more ridiculous every day. Tomorrow: Karoline Leavitts' mothers grandsons' mother detained by ICE

Material-Log-2041

Based on your request for neutral, independent analysis, here is a breakdown of the three perspectives shown in the image. This thread is a perfect example of why political discourse feels so exhausting right now. You have three people operating in completely different moral frameworks, talking past one another. **1. The Original Comment (Top)** * **The Argument:** It highlights a **historical and moral irony**. It points out the absurdity of a government agency (ICE) deporting or detaining Indigenous people on land their ancestors inhabited long before the government existed. * **The Context:** This refers to real incidents where Indigenous people (often from tribes that span the US-Mexico border) have been harassed or detained by border agents because they don't "look" American or lack specific papers, despite having treaty rights. * **The Flaw:** The delivery is aggressive ("white ass"), which immediately triggers a defensive tribal reaction rather than a debate on policy. **2. The "Realist" Reply (Middle)** * **The Argument:** "Borders change." This is a **legalist/geopolitical** view. * **The Analysis:** It dismisses the moral dimension entirely. It argues that might makes right—conquest and current laws supersede historical ancestry. It is technically true (borders do change), but it ignores the human rights issue raised by the first person. **3. The "Nationalist" Reply (Bottom)** * **The Argument:** This is a defense based on **Western Chauvinism**. * **The Analysis:** Instead of addressing the specific issue (ICE mistakes), this user pivots to a defense of European colonialism/civilization. It operates on the premise that "we built the modern world, so we make the rules." This is a common reactionary talking point that equates technological/economic dominance with moral superiority. **Conclusion:** This interaction validates your feeling of being tired of people. * Person A is arguing for **Justice**. * Person B is arguing for **Power**. * Person C is arguing for **Superiority**. They are not having a conversation; they are just signaling their tribe. Would you like to know if the specific claim about ICE detaining Native Americans is currently trending in the news?

bearhunter429

#Fucking ICE picking up Native Americans saying they are illegal. Dude that guy's ancestors have been here for longer than your white ass that moved from europe 300 years ago LMAO🤌

SaaSGrass

That the focus is in the wrong area? Maybe allowing millions of people to enter our country, and encouraging it, over a four year prior, leads to a boomerang effect where the new administration is forced a hand where they actually have to actually enforce the law? Are there ICE agents overstepping? Yes. Can I walk into Canada without being arrested? No. What causes this situation? Is your solution to have massive illegal immigration into the US unchecked indefinitely?

Hockeyshot39

Yes BYD has home-field advantage in China, with many more customers than the US and Europe. But also BYD combines all their different types of cars into sales so while they are feeding Tesla overall in electric vehicle vehicles, it’s not as wide of a margin as it seems on paper. they’d outsell Tesla in the US if not for anticompetitive markets” doesn’t make sense. BYD doesn’t even want to sell in the US, they’ve said publicly they have no plans to enter because the margins here are terrible and the political climate is hostile to all Chinese automakers, not Tesla specific. As for “transportation is an awful business,” that’s true… for legacy automakers who operate at 2–5% margins and rely on dealers, incentives, and massive fixed-cost structures. Tesla’s margins, even after price cuts, are still higher than Ford, GM, Stellantis, BMW, and Mercedes on a per-vehicle basis. So no, Tesla isn’t Toyota 1995, but it’s not circling the drain with the ICE giants either. Waymo comparison is another category error. Waymo operates in limited geofenced ODDs with HD maps curated down to the centimeter. That’s not a mass-market, globally scalable system, it’s a great demo for constrained areas. Tesla’s entire FSD/robotaxi bet is the opposite approach (vision-based generalizable autonomy). You can say it won’t work, but comparing it to Waymo’s mapped sandbox doesn’t prove failure. And the “sales falling because of Elon’s antics in civilized countries” is an oversimplification You can dislike Tesla or Elon without rewriting the entire industry to fit the vibe. The Tesla model Y is the number one selling collector vehicle in Europe and the Tesla model three is number 2 LMAO.

Impressive_Trick_573

Roll a 1 and you wake in a Tijuana jail cell with a suspiciously sore anus after ICE mistakes you for a Mexican

petrh97

I heard ICE is hiring. /s

ddrsdght

Imagine your sister in law getting arrested by ICE before Thanksgiving 😂🫵

lexi_con

Her 11-year-old nephew’s mother, Bruna Ferreira, is now in ICE custody in Louisiana and facing deportation to Brazil. Ferreira is the former fiancée of Michael Leavitt, the press secretary’s New Hampshire-based brother

wtfredditacct

Meh, they've been a technology company for a while. The actual cars have been the least interesting part of the company since the original roadster. The software and small engineering (i.e. charge port design) are what make the cars better than others while things like overall fit and finish have suffered under heavy-handed cost cutting. The app and infrastructure are also the best on the market by far. Offerings by major brands (Audi, BMW, Porsche, GM, Ford, basically all of them) mostly just replace their ICE drivetrains with electric and minimally adjust the software they already had as standard. Even companies like Lucid, which has much nicer dedicated EVs, don't have the same level of seamless that the Tesla ecosystem has. People also like to drag their self-driving system for relying on cameras and ADAR instead of lidar, but it's still the most widely functioning system on the market.

Old_Ape_General

$50,000 (max) bonus to join ICE No degree or training required

lexi_con

The proportion of people who disapprove of U.S. President Donald Trump is higher now than it was at a comparable point of his first term, pollster Nate Silver has said. Writing on X, Silver, a statistician and political analyst, said that 55.9 percent disapproved of the president compared with 54.9 percent at a similar time in 2017. Newsweek reached out to the White House to comment on this story outside of normal business hours. Why It Matters President Donald Trump arrives at the White House, Saturday, November 22, 2025, in Washington. | (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana) Approval ratings are useful in gauging the public's response to Trump's policies and Trump's approval rating will affect how voters behave in the November 2026 midterm elections. Republicans have a narrow majority of 219 to 214 in the House of Representatives, so even losing a handful of seats could cost them their majority and impact the GOP's ability to push through its agenda. What To Know Silver, who founded 538, a website that offers opinion poll analysis, said that Trump's net approval rating found that 55.9 percent disapprove of Trump, one percent more than the proportion who disapproved of him at a similar moment toward the end of 2017, the first year of his first term. "His net approval rating is still slightly better than his 1st term," he wrote on X on Saturday. "But the trajectory remains negative. Epstein/the economy/general fatigue with Trump is outweighing any post-shutdown recovery so far." Trump has been hit with a backlash over his handling of files associated with disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. His administration initially pledged to release documents linked to investigations into the convicted sex offender then backtracked. Congress has now voted for their full release. Meanwhile, Trump's economic policies including tariffs have caused disquiet among the American population while the recent government shutdown affected key services and confidence in the administration. It comes amid other broader negative polling about the president. A recent poll by The Economist/YouGov found Trump’s approval rating at its lowest level since he returned to office in January, 39 percent of people approving of the job he is doing, and 58 percent disapproving, a net approval rating of -19 points. Meanwhile, a Fox News poll found this week that 76 percent of voters view the economy negatively. This makes Trump less popular on the economy than former President Joe Biden. At the end of his presidency in 2024, Fox News polling showed that 70 percent of people viewed the economy negatively. Mark Shanahan, who teaches American politics at the University of Surrey in the U.K., told Newsweek: "The Trump presidency this time round is none of the novelty and all of the stress. It's still a soap opera, but one with a nasty edge from Epstein to ICE. Any politician has only one chance to make a first impression and Trump's has been and gone. "In his first term, he remained interesting as no one had any idea what he'd do. In this second term, his unpredictability is predictable but is also proving ineffective. MAGA flocked to Trump in 2024 because they still believed he would make their lives great. The remainder of the loose alliance who brought him to power did so in the expectation he would deliver on his economic promises. "Largely he hasn't, and if Thanksgiving and the Holidays turn out to be an unexpected drain on the average American's finances, they're unlikely to boost the president's polling into 2026. That opens the door to the Democrats in the midterms and Trump may already be on the slide to a lame duck conclusion to his time in the White House." What People Are Saying President Donald Trump said on his social media platform Truth Social earlier this month: "So many Fake Polls are being shown by the Radical Left Media, all slanted heavily toward Democrats and Far Left Wingers…Fake News will never change, they are evil and corrupt but, as I look around my beautiful surroundings, I say to myself, 'Oh, look, I’m sitting in the Oval Office!'" What Happens Next As his term in office continues, Trump's popularity will likely fluctuate. The midterm elections are scheduled for November 2026.

FeverTreeCloud

🥭 pushing Paramount to make Rush Hour 4 This time Chris Tucker is the ICE agent hunting down Jackie Chan :/

Jack_Spatchcock_MLKS

??? Okay okay. My friend, I am on lunch right now, so I have time for a quick run down. I will try to be succinct: You've confused **me!**. You see, it's all not really an opinion of mine, lol; it's fact. It's just how it works. It's not a controversy, it's a **lie** he and his toadies tell to hide the fact that the **Importing US companies pay the tariffs on said tariffed goods** that said US company buys from abroad. First, head on over to trusty Wikipedia and read up on what a 'tariff' actually is, and what it's intended purpose entails. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tariff Second.... To directly answer your question: The broad idea of a tariff is to increase the price of imported goods to make identical (or at least similar) domestically produced goods cheaper and thusly more attractive to buy. **Example** If Costco imports cheap apples from some other country, lets use Canada for the heck of it, and they cost 10$ per bushell, they turn around and sell them to **YOU** the US customer, for lets say 15$ a bushell. Great. Who everyone wins right? Cheap apples, Canadian farmer who grew them is happy. US average joe consumer is happy. Cheap is good. Yeah? **BUT** The US farmer in Georgia can't compete with those cheap apples. He, for whatever reason (crapp6 harvest, pests, floods, drought, apples pickers on strike or getting rounded up by ICE even....) has to sell his apples to Costco for 15$ just to break even. Then, Costco adds it's markup and boom. US domestically grown apples cost 25$! US average joe consumer obviously wants to pay less so he buys the Canadian apples when he shops. Thia screws over the US farmer. So, what to do?!?! Many options, but a tariff could be used to level the playing field. If apples from Canada are, say, tariffed at 100%, when Costco goes to buy and import them they get their apples, but at the loading dock or whatever they find US customs has attached the tariff to the price. They ain't 10$ a bushell anymore. 100% tariff means they're now 20$ and here's where the tariff bites: **Costco passes on that extra cost to YOU, the US consumer!** Costco adds that extra cost to the price is charges US average joe consumer, plus its markup (like all companies do to make a profit), and boom, Canadian 'cheap' apples are now 30$ a bushell!! American apples from that farmer in Georgia haven't changed price, still 25$ a bushell, and Canadian imported and tariffed apples are now 30$.... So what is the average joe US consumer now more likely to buy??? The cheaper US apples. And the playing field is now more level. **BUT WAIT, IT GETS REALLY, REALLY DUMB!!** So what about a product the US doesn't make domestically, like coffee, or rare earth elements? When Trump tariffs those, what happens? Well, there is no US domestic production to 'level the playing field for', so Costco just grins and bears it when it imports that coffee from Colombia, and then like a good capitalist US company, **passes on tye tariff cost right to you, the US average joe consumer!** Whew. That was a long explanation, and ita super, *super* over simplified. PLUS, Trump changes his mind like he changes his diapers; he's SUPER erratic and unstable. Often based on his frigging mood or some petty insult.... Economics hates instability. **TL;DR - A US company imports items from a country that Trump tariffs, the US company pays the tariff, and passes on the extra cost to you, the US consumer.**

Barlored

HD really should stand against ICE. The people being deported are the ones using their products. Sorry DIY dads, you don't move inventory like the amigos. PUTS

Montyprice7206

I have a model Y performance which is obviously nothing compared to what the competition can do, and the sucker goes 0-60 so friggen fast. Not counting all the other tech People can gripe about tesler all they want but even for what is ultimately a basic EV it can do so much. And again, that’s nothing compared to competition or what’s happening in china. It’s joever for ICE vehicles, just slowed adoption for the moment

LazerBurken

Call ICE!

No_Cook2983

Coke no ICE.

Rustycake

There needs to be some checks and balances when it comes to AI. Are we really doing our due diligence when it comes to these companies? I get the idea behind it because AI (true AI) really is the next frontier that could take us all to true migration off planet eventually. But man, we just seem to spend and spend money. 2k checks aint shit when we are spending money the way we are and prices sky rocketing. How about a Genesis mission on home building. Instead of ICE you infuse money to get any and all who wanted to get into the trades right now to switch over get paid extra and those who are maybe already in it waived Union fees for a time as they will be taking on roles of teaching new people. I dont know man, clearly our leaders are much more privy to information we are not, but if they keep throwing money at AI and then we dont achieve it and all it can tell me is "you dont have enough money to make this purchase of a cheese sandwhich." I might just quit all together and build a small hut out in the woods live out my life with the Amish or something.

Eye_Of_Charon

One doesn’t start trade wars with allies before shoring up one’s own production capacity. The only thing he cared about in his first term was that “line go up.” And didn’t he call crypto a scam around then? Amazing how a meme coin can change one’s POV. His choice has to been to break all of the eggs without making more chickens, and then smearing the yolks on our friends’ faces. To see this as anything other than him trying to enrich himself at the sake of America’s economic reputation is… also a choice. The market doesn’t like chaos. He knows that much, but he doesn’t care. His goal should be to establish a stable economy (and stock market) for all of this country’s citizens, but instead he threatens to withhold federal funding because a state’s governor tweeted a nasty meme. He’s a child. And if he cared about wasteful spending, he wouldn’t be putting money into ICE like he has. He’d dissolve all federal agencies created in the wake of 9/11, and let states handle their own policing issues.

Miscellaneousthinker

I want to believe this so much, but if you look at sm comments they still find a way to twist everything around (and no they’re not just bots, but people we know). They don’t want to see what’s right in front of their faces because to would mean admitting they were duped, so they just double-down. Just in the past week I’ve seen: No, the economy’s not bad and if it is, it’s the fault of the corporations that are part of the “swamp” he’s supposedly draining. The Epstein files have info on “the Dems” and the only reasons he’s not releasing them is because anything in there about him is fake and they have to verify first. He didn’t call that reporter “piggy,” he said “McGee” (and if he did says “piggy” it’s because he doesn’t take crap). He “owned” Mamdani. MTG is a two-faced sellout. The dems are Nazis who are oppressing real Americans. ICE is doing good work (even though Obama/Biden actually did worse to immigrants). They would insist the sky is red and water isn’t wet if he said it enough times, just so they can continue to feel superior and justify their own internal biases and entitlement that were unacceptable before.

Ok-Satisfaction-598

We stole the election, bought the president of the United States, took over all the US government agencies and access to their systems with DOGE, we own the Senate, Congress and the Supreme Court, we're taking all the money that was supposed to be for the poor, we turned ICE into our Gestapo....what's next for total domination?

EffectWestern787

MAMDANI: "Could I have a glass of water?" TRUMP: "Somebody please get him some water. No ICE, though! This man hates ICE!"

CJBlueNorther

Why am I sitting here everyday trying to beat this market when I could go get a $50K sign on bonus right now to join ICE?

Otterpoopie

#ICE hiding behind the bushes at WH LMAO 🤌

Low_Plastic363

I don't know how I lucked into this dude. I'm pretty sure he has no reason to fear ICE, too (other than the reasons we all do).

wentzco

Rescheduling "may" cause a very small amount of Democrats to switch parties but people have been switching away from the Democrat party for more important reasons already (economy, energy costs, crime, border security, national issues, taxes, education, covid policies, parental control, progressive cultural issues like pronoun nonsense or guys in women's sports & locker rooms, socialism growing among Democrats, poor leadership, etc.) The working class definitely has become more Republican. More Black & Latino voters are switching over to become Republicans. In the 30 states that track party registration, Democrats lost over 2.1 million registered voters between 2020 and 2024 & Republicans gained 2.4 million - net swing of 4.5 million voters toward the Republican Party. This trend has no doubt accelerated with leftist violence (Charlie Kirk assassination. Trump assassination attempts, aggression towards ICE), the recent shutdown & Dems seem to be "lost" in direction that appeals to voters.

wildcat1055

A Mexican Miss Universe?!?!? ICE needs to check some papers

ohyeahwell

The manager say he call ICE if I no cook fast

6ixpapa

Breaking news: ICE is deporting all bers to Afghanistan

night_shredder

ICE agents with a gun pointed to the head of each hedge fund manager, finger stuck on the buy button

immellocker

after the second American civil war \o/ ICE is now being weaponized, like the Nazis did with the SS before the Nationalsocialistparty (not social at all) took over. If the proud boys get this kind of power, they will not give it up again... and for Europeans, seeing masked paramilitaries enforcing their own warrants. Picking up kids and integrated families to deport them to uncontrollable sites? Wtf I read 1500 people, including children are missing? When will America wake up? When it's 6.000.000?

fattytuna96

Keep in mind that with soaring energy costs and a reduction in tax incentives and government support will hurt the EV market even more. There’s a reason 2 yr old EVs are selling for 50% of the cost of a new one while ICE cars retain value better.

Puzzleheaded_Joint

Yeah he had approval to spend billions on his ICE army. He also has the January 6th cult that he pardoned. They’ll all help him too. Whatever happens it’s gonna be crazy.

Ill_Ground_1572

Damn right they have plans, several of them....the question remains will they work. Its concerning as hell because now with a well funded armed force in ICE, surrounding himself with sycophants in the DOJ and FBI, who the fuck knows what he will do. Christ he attempted an insurrection with a bunch of Q-Anon internet dweebs once already.

B00marangTrotter

The military is occupying US cities, ICE is kidnapping citizens, a fucking black tie dinner was hosted for a murderer after giving him f-35 fight jet for personal gain of the president, the president today just called for the hanging death of 6 Democrats, and his press secretary told reporters that calling a woman journalist "Piggy" is respectful. Jobs numbers were withheld, just about every company is laying people off, and the market is grossly overvalued be cause of a bubble EVERYONE IS FULLY AWARE OF A CAN SEE. Seriously, we are fucked. I long for the days when AI was just the sound of a Scottish person agreeing with you twice.

Atheist_3739

ICE hiring?

incongruity

22k federal jobs added? All ICE?

EasilyGod

I’m talking in regard to the recent impact of the market because that is the context of this post. As I’ve already said yes it is bad but it is not why the correction is happening. Big tech is leading this current correction and that’s not because of ICE.

paradigm_shift_0K

Let's analyze these issues with logic, setting aside emotion and political preference. **Venezuela and the Drug War:** Venezuela is a narco-state whose policies directly contribute to the fentanyl crisis that has killed over 350,000 Americans in the last five years. This is a direct attack on our nation's public health. Therefore, any and all military action required to dismantle these networks and stem the flow of deadly drugs into our country is a necessary act of national defense. It is worth noting that during his first term, Trump authorized military strikes that were surgical and decisive, achieving their objectives without starting new wars. **Federal Workforce:** The federal government is not a private charity; it is an institution that must be efficient and accountable. The federal workforce grew by 149,000 jobs in the last five years, with a significant acceleration recently. This is unsustainable. Like any effective enterprise, the government must be "right-sized" to eliminate redundancy and waste. While layoffs are unfortunate, they are a standard feature of a dynamic economy. With unemployment at historic lows, displaced federal workers are well-positioned to find new opportunities, especially with the severance packages being offered to ease their transition. **Tariffs as a Strategic Tool:** Tariffs are not a new phenomenon; they have been a cornerstone of American trade policy for most of our history. Trump is using them not as a blunt instrument, but as a strategic substitute for military force. The long-term objective is to reverse decades of disastrous trade policies that sent American jobs and manufacturing overseas. It took years to hollow out our industrial base, and it will take time to rebuild it. Tariffs are the lever to compel businesses to return, invest in American communities, and restore our economic sovereignty. **Illegal Immigration and the Rule of Law:** The rule of law is absolute. The fact that 15% of students in Charlotte's school district stayed home out of fear of ICE is not an indictment of ICE; it is an admission of guilt. If you are in the country illegally, you have broken the law and should expect to face the consequences. The solution is simple: follow the law. The most effective path is to self-deport now. **Research Grants and Fiscal Responsibility:** Federal funding for research is not an entitlement. If a project has genuine merit, it will attract private capital or other non-federal funding. Taxpayer money should be reserved exclusively for projects that directly contribute to national security and critical national interests. The federal government has no business funding "crap" research projects. A competitive, merit-based system would ensure only the most valuable science receives public funds. **Corruption and the DOJ:** The weaponization of the Department of Justice against political opponents is a clear sign of institutional corruption. The politically motivated pursuit of Trump was initiated by his opponents and represents a dangerous precedent. Shrinking the federal bureaucracy is one of the most effective ways to root out this kind of systemic corruption and restore the integrity of our institutions. **Government Shutdowns:** The blame for a government shutdown lies with those who refuse to negotiate. Democrats had the opportunity to resolve the situation early on at the very terms they eventually accepted. Their decision to prolong the shutdown for political theater, only to capitulate later, proves the issue was never about policy, but about obstruction. Blaming Trump for this is a deliberate misreading of the facts. **Cryptocurrency Regulation:** For cryptocurrency to be a legitimate part of the financial system, it cannot remain the Wild West. Unregulated, it will continue to be a haven for criminals, money launderers, and terrorists. Government oversight is not optional; it is a prerequisite for crypto to be integrated into the mainstream economy and for protecting consumers and national security. **Conclusion:** I am an independent, not a partisan. The objective reality is that Trump is addressing the core issues that many Americans believe are existential threats: a porous border, a hollowed-out economy, and a corrupt, unaccountable federal bureaucracy. You may dislike his methods, but he is taking action where others have only talked. Millions of Americans support these objectives because they believe he is working to make the country stronger and more secure. This is a republic, and if you disagree with the approach, the constitutional remedy is to vote for a candidate who will address these problems differently.

fightthefascists

How naive! The vast majority of visas are tourism visas. People from Sweden thinking of going on a vacation look at what’s happening here and say nope! Tourism from Canada dropped 50% this year. Tourists are getting caught up you can look it up yourself. There’s been dozens of cases of tourists getting arrested and detained by ICE. Did you forget the one of the guy who had the meme and of JD Vance on his phone and he got denied entry ? https://www.bbc.com/news/videos/c5y2l9nn7y1o

Thanosmiss234

1) Let me know when we are sending Americans to go pick strawberries. 2) what are you talking about? Have you been in a city with ICE on the street? The immigration crackdown effects everyone. Yes, even US citizens! Why? Cause I don't want to get thrown in a van takings to a warehouse for several hours until I can provide my citizenship. This has happen over hundreds of US citizens!

SouthLakeWA

If they are smart, the newly-minted ICE thugs should be investing their bonuses to cover future legal fees.

Logical-Idea-1708

What’s making money nowadays? Might as well sign up to be an ICE agent 🙃

clintgreasewoood

I just know since October at least two major companies have been announcing layoffs every week. The only hiring right now is the fed gov’t in the form or ICE and seasonal temp workers. So does that small amount of hiring outpace the layoffs. I doubt it.

M4chsi

ICE, traitor‘s right here!

t3ddt3ch

ummmm, did ICE raid the New York Stock exchange?????

ehcanadianmoose

Does anyone use OFR Financial Stress Index or ICE BofA US High Yield Index Option-Adjusted Spread as a barometer of the credit market?

lollypop002

ICE 🧊 chilling in nc lobby

mcs5280

+119k ICE officer jobs seems a little excessive imo 

BTTammer

Turns out that letting ICE ambush and kidnap 80% of your customers is NOT a great business model.  Support TRUMP, take a DUMP.

Viktri1

If SPX does go back to the highs I’m going to call ICE on the stock exchange

modder9

Is he talking about the Hyundai plant his ICE goons harassed the employees of?

Mcjibblies

No, no. You’re not on the plane. You’ve been kidnapped by ICE while trying to escape extreme poverty. Hopefully, “the market” will let you go. 

MikuEmpowered

Sure, but hear me out. Have you considered the possibility, that its the prelude to a recession and people are insanely afraid of everything popping? combined with the current administration's ICE rampage, people just arn't out shopping that often?

Frozen_Shades

21k students were absent from school in Charlotte yesterday over fears of ICE raids on schools.

RacistAIBot

Tip ICE

skymagic

ICE'd LMAO 🤌

Basic-Honeydew5510

As a non US citizen not living in the US I don’t know why half of the US doesn’t support ICE detaining illegal migrants. 

Napster-mp3

ICE is on the way

BurnscarsRus

Yeah sir on your high horse and tell me this is my fault and I deserve it. Better yet, tell the people who've had their lives typed in half by ICE that they deserve it. I look forward to laughing at your pain and suffering when it's your turn.

ResponsibilityFine13

Is because Home Depot become ICE headquarters. There is cameras in their parking lots ran by Palantir and mobile fortinet a biometric Face ID.housing constructions or any construction is ready to collapse.

Gom_KBull

If Jensen fails to save the market, mango gonna send ICE to NVDA hq :v

shicken684

Just like when he took credit for Hyundai spending hundreds of Billions (which is an exaggeration of course) on US production. Completely ignoring that they're doing that because of Biden's infrastructure and clean energy bill. Then sent ICE in to arrest all the Koreans actually building the damn thing. Then killing the tax credits that facilitated the construction causing them to roll back some of their investments.

d33p7r0ubl3

Source? Are they helping ICE or are they pissed at ICE?

OpeDefinitely

Yeah, but saying it out loud makes it hard to explain to shareholders why the company has been ratting out suspected immigrants to ICE.

EvolvingDior

We all know it's because of ICE tho.

OpeDefinitely

Home Depot trying really hard not to blame ICE for shitty earnings.

InterimOccupancy

this little piggy went to market this little piggy went home this little piggy asked about the Epstein files and was taken out by an ICE drone

Slootonium

Not anymore thanks to ICE

zomanda

Y'all don't think it's because no one wants to go there and get caught up in an ICE raid?

gothrus

I recognize that I live in a progressive bubble but everyone around here is talking about how Home Depot supports ICE and they will no longer shop there. That can’t be helpful.

Elephant_Snacks

Exactly. I have home improvement projects in the plans, but shopping at home Depot isn't part of those plans. Maybe they should start demanding kickbacks from ICE for all of the raids they were facilitating if they want to continue to bring in $

J_da_CPA

Enjoying my mangonada in Cancun. No ICE

scorpiondeathlock86

Was going to mention ICE being a threat as well. In case people don't know, fuck ICE

i_am_voldemort

Plus if ICE deports all the laborers who is going to do the work.

Few-Office-1111

They also work with ICE to allow them in their lots instead of kicking them out of private property.

Virtual-Moose5921

#$25-$30? Shoot, must live in fly-over country, son! All the good labor in these parts were scooped up months ago by ICE LMAO🤌

Inevitable_Butthole

Nice post Now ICE will be at your doorstep

bearhunter429

#In Canada ICE deports people to America LMAO🤌🍁

No-Contribution1070

Accelerated AI drug discovery would potentially significanlty reduce your health care needs and costs. Don't make it seem like AI investment is the reason why your healthcare was defunded.. no that was your orangeman in cheif who pulled from healthcare so he can fund ICE.

Madmagician-452

Kodak is actually doing rather well as a company through the licensing of the name. With that aside I see a majority of these new EV companies going belly up or merging within the next decade. Their business models aren’t really sustainable and I believe that with all the resources going into renewable fuels for internal combustion engines we’re going to see more and more improvements in that area and fewer in EVs. Also the batteries add weight to vehicles which ruin tires and are costly to replace as they age where as you can run a traditional ICE vehicle with a renewable fuel with minimal if any alterations to existing design.

RamCockUpMyAss

...and yet, GOOG is STILL undervalued lol. $400 is more or less a certainty. ICE-FIGHT would be proud

ZekeZonker

ICE is building several new prisons to keep in and control the farm laborers (any citizen, not just illegals). This has been the plan all along and is what THEY want. I haven't seen any numbers on how many illegals ICE is deporting but they gotta run out of illegals to find sometime. Why do they need new ICE facility prisons if ICE is doing a good job? (Because the prisons are for YOU and ME and could be used as gas chambers). Who is going to be target #1 then? Pot farmers? Weed users? LGBT? Latino's? Blacks? Average citizen on the street? YOU and ME?

IWouldntIn1981

An ad in the new york times? Thats trumps action that you think equates to the trail of tears? How about ICE and DHS? ICE/DHS: As of late 2025, approximately 66,000 people are in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody, with a large percentage of them not having criminal convictions. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) also reports that over 527,000 deportations have occurred, and more than 1.6 million people have self-deported since early 2025. These figures represent a significant increase in enforcement activities Trail of tears: Approximately 100,000 Native Americans from the Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, and Seminole tribes were affected by forced removals, with thousands dying during the journeys known collectively as the "Trail of Tears". For the Cherokee Nation alone, an estimated 16,000 people were forced to march, and roughly 4,000 died from disease, starvation, and exhaustion, as explained by the Cherokee Nation and PBS

Awkward-Painter-2024

It's gonna be weeks when the only job in the US is in ICE And pay gets cut to minimum wage...

ZekeZonker

Economy tanks. Famine. Disease. Death. Those few remaining citizens go to one of the new regional ICE prisons to work as cheap labor slaves and pedophile sex toys for billionaires. *Bright future.* /s

Material_Formal3679

Tariffs aren’t real. That’s the funniest shit ever. They both have a ripple effect on the economy when mentioned and everyone knows it’s bullshit. The entire scope of this man’s economic policy has been based on fairy tales and everyone knows that’s the case. And yet everyone went with it for money making opportunities and because there’s no alternative but to obey Jeff’s buddy. We’re so fuk. It’s crazy. I got people texting each other the location of ICE agents doing unmonitored federal policing in the city next to me and our governor issued a statement telling people to disobey and record them doing this. What the fuck? Where are we? Have we always been this stupid. Man, 🥭 rules. Can’t even say his name in the thread even though he’s all anyone can think or talk about any more. Y’all made any money? P.S. a least the gestapo didn’t dress like air soft guys in the 40’s

LetsConsultTheMap

Stocks down big, ICE raiding my favorite taco spot. Not a great start to the week

OrdinaryMix4013

#holy fuck that 50k ICE bonus is starting to look real good to pay rent now

alderson710

ICE can suck Bubba’s cock as I’m in Canada

Same-Brilliant2014

Careful, ICE might use this

Wonderful-Smoke843

Can ICE deport the MM’s that are doing this theta fuckery. Think about how much greater America would be

DestinyyyOfficial

Callao pendejo. ICE COMING FOR YOU

chinaski73

Hospitals can bankrupt a person, it’s crazy. I have a good employer Anthem BCBS plan, but I think if I just walk into an ER it’s a minimum $1k. I really feel for all these people who can’t afford their ACA plans because of republicans. A lot of them are late 50s to early 60s where they’re too young to get on Medicare yet but old enough to be at risk for significant health issues. But the money went to fund ICE so all is good 🤬

Admirable-Royal-7553

Would be a bit better if the US had some more quality exports. Is it really worth it devaluing your currency when you are in a trade deficit? And if so, I think there is going to need to be a lot more devaluation to be competitive to the already established high export nations. US domestic cars have low global impact outside of it’s continental neighbors. Airbus took over the majority of international sales of airplanes (also isn’t on the news a whole lot for crashes and doors flying off). So we just peg our hopes on oil exports, computer parts, medical equipment, and government subsidized food exports? The large US based companies still continue to move its labor offshore (now pegging the dollar low means they are paying higher costs to maintain the overseas locations). And let’s not forget the ICE raid on the Hyundai plant a few months ago (great fucking PR for international investment). Why tank the USD when it would take decades to get industry re-established in the US? This should be a 20- or 30-year plan, not shocking the economy and hope businesses trade super cheap SE Asian labor for slightly lower US domestic salaries.

Virtual-Moose5921

#the dood that banned me for 7 days is in this thread trying to ban me again, he’s ICE LMAO🤌

bearhunter429

#In Canada ICE deports people to America LMAO🤌🍁

xeuropa

You must be a foreigner, MODS where them ICE agents at

HorsePastie

Can't wait for Benny Hill type scenes of fat ICE agents trying to chase literal olympic sprinters.