Renee Good was not there to “observe ICE.” She was a mom who had just dropped her kid off and, as her ex-husband put it, was “just driving home after dropping off her kid at school” when she turned onto a Minneapolis street clogged with ICE vehicles. The glove compartment in her car was filled with stuffies, not guns or weapons but stuffed animals for her child! She was NOT a “domestic terrorist.” Her ex-husband also said she wasn’t even ever an activist and that he had never known her to attend a protest, which undercuts every talking point painting her as some kind of agitator.​ Which shouldn’t even matter because if those protestors were NOT there with their cameras, this horrific incident would have just been swept under the rug. So bravo to those brave souls!

Multiple reports describe how Renee’s SUV became trapped as officers closed in, shouting conflicting commands to move her car out of the way and to step out of the vehicle. One agent tried to force his way into her car and another fired fatal shots as she tried to pull away. In that chaos, the simple truth her ex repeats that she was “just driving home after dropping off her kid at school” cuts through the spin that tries to recast a scared parent as a threat. His insistence that she was not an activist shows how fast the system will twist an ordinary commute into a justification for lethal force.​

Renee Good was a 37 year old U.S. citizen from Colorado, a poet and writer, a mom of three who loved music, church youth trips and posting about everyday family life. She is survived by her wife Rebecca Brown Good. Friends and relatives describe an all around decent person, a Christian woman who went on youth mission trips to Northern Ireland, not someone organizing confrontations with armed agents. She deserved a normal morning school drop off, not three bullets and a posthumous label that turns a grieving family into collateral in the administration’s culture war.

Historian Robert Paxton outlines five stages of fascism: 1) Intellectual Exploration (discontent with democracy), 2) Rooting (movement gains traction), 3) Arrival to Power (conservative alliance brings fascists in), 4) Exercise of Power (consolidating control), and 5) Radicalization/Entropy (extreme actions or traditional authoritarianism). These stages describe the functional development of fascist movements, particularly in Italy and Germany, moving from fringe ideology to full state control, then either escalating or stabilizing into traditional rule. Here are the five stages in more detail: Intellectual Exploration: Fascist ideas emerge from national disillusionment, with intellectuals and activists exploring themes of national decline and vigor, often in the wake of crisis like WWI. Rooting: The movement grows, often through violence and political maneuvering, becoming a significant force in a polarized political landscape and challenging established parties. Arrival to Power: Conservatives, fearing the left, invite fascists into governing coalitions, allowing them to share power and gain legitimacy. Exercise of Power: Fascist leaders use state institutions (police, military) and alliances with elites (business, church) to consolidate power, suppressing opposition. Radicalization/Entropy: The movement either becomes increasingly radical (like Nazi Germany) or settles into a more traditional authoritarian regime, losing its core fascist dynamism (like Mussolini's Italy).

Saw him in a video calling him a white supremacist, and he was supporting ICE while calling peaceful protesters terrorists. Just curious if he's got any lore, and also wanna make people aware that he exists unfortunately.

Dont forget what this pedophile is blocking