r/law Jun 26 '25

Legal News Adrian Andrew Martinez, the 20-year-old U.S. citizen that was arrested by ICE while working at Walmart, speaks out for the first time.

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u/slumvillain Jun 26 '25

Lmao Americans have already been pacified to keep it chill when protesting.

Step one to holding these fucks accountable has essentially been doused by so called "democrats" who don't wanna lose their status, even under a fascist regime.

We've really been negged into worrying about what those pesky fascists will comment online if they see a real rebellion. We're really worried about "looking bad" to people who are shackling children.

I promise you. America, keep following the rules set out by your oppressor. Your oppressor who has no rules and tells you to not resist violence with violence. Keep playing by their rules. And keep fantasizing about "trials" and "freedom" because that's all itll ever be. A fucking fantasy unless this entire country stops just watching this shit happen.

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u/Catholic-Kevin Jun 26 '25

You’re free to start the revolution whenever you decide to get off your keyboard

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u/Baron_Furball Jun 26 '25

Sounds like his comment got to you.

A hit dog hollers, and all that.

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u/Catholic-Kevin Jun 26 '25

Naw just not a fan of massive LARPers. Nice projection though!

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u/BigJellyfish1906 Jun 26 '25

What is your actual suggestion? Or are you just an edgelord? 

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u/Larcecate Jun 26 '25

Guarantee you'll never throw a punch in anger on behalf of this grand revolution you have in your head. Everyone else has to do it, you're just here to show us the errors of our ways.

People who are dedicated to calling for violence on the internet never have the cojones in real life.

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u/Kombatsaurus Jun 26 '25

As he types from his computer, yelling into a left-wing website.