ICE injures an American then runs away.

The video shows my version.
It really does not. And the physical evidence does not. The only injuries that ICE agents received was on one's knuckles. The victim had a bashed in face.

That he refused to show ID isn't disputed. There is a struggle between the officer(s) and him. They cuff him. After a short delay, they uncuff him and leave.
He is allowed to refuse to show ID. He is allowed to walk away. ICE might or might not be allowed to handcuff him, but it is less likely they were allowed to tackle him. After they handcuffed him, they spent 15 minutes beating him, which is completely illegal. Some of that was after they illegally searched him and found that he was a US citizen.

including that at least one ICE officer also suffered minor injuries.
On his knuckles?
 
Is that thing powered by a modern engine and electronics? EFI, O2 sensor ect?
Bizarrely enough, it might. It all depends on what base the replica was built on.

I have gotten so used to having my car sync with my cell phone, I think if I ever did get a vintage car, I would install a modern sound system, with cell phone syncing. Though I doubt I would bother getting a vintage car.
 
The murder of Charlie Kirk.
Say what you want about Tyler James Robinson, but he was born in the USA. He is definitely not an illegal immigrant. He was from Utah, and his grandmother said she did not know a single Democrat, which is actually possible in rural Utah.

Which Democrats have argued Robinson should only serve four months? If he is guilty, which I assume he is, he should spend at least the vast majority of the rest of his life in prison.
 
It really does not. And the physical evidence does not. The only injuries that ICE agents received was on one's knuckles. The victim had a bashed in face.

Can you source that?
He is allowed to refuse to show ID. He is allowed to walk away. ICE might or might not be allowed to handcuff him, but it is less likely they were allowed to tackle him. After they handcuffed him, they spent 15 minutes beating him, which is completely illegal. Some of that was after they illegally searched him and found that he was a US citizen.

No, he is not. If the law enforcement officer tells him he is "detained" he cannot simply walk away any more than you can refuse to tell some traffic cop that stopped you that you don't want to show your ID to him and then just drive away. Once the guy started resisting and was told he was detained, he either shows ID to defuse the situation, or he's going to end up in cuffs.

I saw no video of them beating him for "15 minutes." I did see him struggle briefly with an officer while standing, then being forced to the ground and cuffed. Once he was cuffed, he was technically arrested too. That gives the officers a right to search him.
 
It shows two cops, or ICE agents, wrestling someone.

What are you trying to make of that, Jarod?

He originally refused to show his ID. It's in your OWN article that you cited:
  • ..."agents had attempted to identify a person who resembled someone they were seeking, but the person refused to provide identification and “resisted detention,” Evanston police said.

Are all the leftists here too stupid to to know what will happen if they refuse to show ID to federal agents who are looking for a fugitive?

"Duuuuhhhhhh. Dey prolly let yu goe?" - leftards


Everyone who is dumb enough to get sucked in like Jarod was, please keep talking.
After beating the guy, the two ICE agents got in their car and left the guy on the ground before help arrived.
 
Real estate used to be almost the only type of wealth there was.
Never was, Hugo. Go learn what 'wealth' is.
Now there are billionaire who do not own any real estate. Over the long term, real estate has underperformed.
All billionaires own real estate, Wally.
And there is a roof to how well real estate can do.
Buildings have roofs, Wally.
People can pay 10% or 20% of their income to have a home, but it is difficult for them to pay 50%, and impossible for them to pay over 100% for even a medium period of time.
Did you know that selling a home is income, Wally?
Not to mention that trump has shown himself able to fail in industries that are very profitable.
Trump hasn't failed, Wally, but you have.
Somehow he was able to mismanage his casinos.
Trump never managed a casino.
The S&P 500 has a market cap of almost $75 trillion, so that would be very successful indeed.
Argument from randu fallacy.
trump is the master of the disasterunity.
Non-english portion ignored.
his companies declare bankruptcy and he walks away with a pile of cash.
Trump has never declared bankruptcy.
It has become common for lenders and investors to offer debt forgiveness just to get anything back from him.
Trump has paid back all of his lenders. That's why they continue to lend to him.
Actually, I said I was not supporting them for life.
DON'T TRY TO DENY YOUR OWN POSTS!
I am very willing to pay for them to learn, and even invest in their schemes.
You are now locked in paradox. You cannot argue both sides of a paradox. Which is it, Wally?
Whether right or wrong the market speaks for the consensus of our society.
There is no 'right' or 'wrong' here, Wally. A market is not a consensus.
trump makes outrageous claims.
...and your point...? Do you have one?
I just say I could retire early.
So you are unemployed and griping about someone else's success.

Whadda loser.
 
Never quite saw the point of showing off with a car, but whatever makes you happy... If you can reasonably afford it. So many people waste money on cars.
Proud of your Yaris, eh? Still filled with avarice about Trumps wealth and successes, eh?

Whadda loser.
 
Yes because Trump's dad was constantly feeding him money trying to save failed business of Donald's after failed business.
What 'failed business'?
Lots of analysis out there, had Donald just put all the money he got from his dad in an Dow Index fund he would have been richer than he was before the Presidency.
He IS richer than before the Presidency, Kewpie. Trump has not stopped his business.
There is no identified solo entrepreneur in America who has the tax losses filings and business bankruptcies and discontinuations that Trump has had publically identified.
Trump has never filed for bankruptcy, Kewpie.
 
OK, I say that trump never got the majority of the popular vote, and you say that is a lie. All you have to do is show the election where he got over 50% of the popular vote...

ROFL

Trump won the popular vote.

Plurality is how popular vote is won.

Uhm... You realize 49.81 is not over 50? It is under 50. So trump did not get a majority of the popular vote in 2016, 2020, and 2024. Which election did he get the majority of popular vote? Keep looking, I will wait.


Well, that should be easy to prove, just find the election where trump got over 50% of the popular vote, and it will be proven.


Who did Zhao murder? He was a legal immigrant, resident, and citizen of Canada, not an illegal immigrant anywhere. It was trump who thought Zhao spending four months in prison was too long.

This is why we call you "Never Truthful Walt."

It kills you that Trump won the popular vote; shakes your entire worldview.
 
What 'failed business'?

He IS richer than before the Presidency, Kewpie. Trump has not stopped his business.

Trump has never filed for bankruptcy, Kewpie.
Not cool making a claim like that. He has. Over 1/2 dozen times. 1 an NJ Casino.
Trump's won more than he's lost, though.
Keep it more real though, huh?
 
Mocking Christianity and Catholicism is not in your best interest, darkey.
How much Jewish blood you got?

Muslim Brotherhood Operative Guano? He has zero Jewish blood. He is a fraud. He has always been a fraud. A Muslim putting on "Jew Face" to slander and defame real Jews.
 
Not cool making a claim like that. He has. Over 1/2 dozen times. 1 an NJ Casino.
Trump's won more than he's lost, though.
Keep it more real though, huh?
Actually, ITN is correct.

Donald Trump has never filed bankruptcy.

Businesses he had ownership interests in have, but Trump has not. That is a HUGE and vital distinction.
 
Actually, ITN is correct.

Donald Trump has never filed bankruptcy.

Businesses he had ownership interests in have, but Trump has not. That is a HUGE and vital distinction.
Ehh..
 

Major Trump-Branded Ventures — status chart​

#Business / VentureType (owned / licensed / JV)Years (approx.)OutcomeNotes / source
1Trump University (aka The Trump Entrepreneur Initiative)Owned / for-profit education venture2005–2010 (lawsuits through 2016–2018)Shut down; legal settlement — Multiple civil suits and NY AG action; federal settlement ~$25M finalized 2018. Due to lawfare.ABC News; Time. ABC News+1
2Trump Entertainment Resorts (Atlantic City casinos: Taj Mahal, Plaza, Marina, etc.)Not Owned (casino operator / public co.)
Name lease.
1995–2016 (company dissolved; properties closed/sold earlier)Multiple bankruptcies; properties closed/sold; Taj Mahal closed 2016; company defunct. Every casino in Atlantic City and in Las Vegas went into bankruptcy. Trump sold his share at a loss. Taj Mahal was eventually sold to Hard Rock.Wikipedia (Trump Entertainment Resorts), reporting on closures. Wikipedia+1
3Trump Shuttle / Trump Airlines (the shuttle service)Not Owned (air service JV/asset buy). Name lease.1989–1992 (merged/sold)Sold / merged into Shuttle, Inc. / ceased as Trump Shuttle and sold to USAir.Wikipedia / historical airline reporting. Wikipedia
4Trump Mortgage (Trump Mortgage LLC)Not Owned (financial services) Name lease.2005–2007Closed; failed operation; litigation/claims followedIndependent, Bloomberg reporting on closure and lawsuits. The Independent+1
5GoTrump.com (travel site)Owned (web travel portal) Name lease.2006–2007Shut down (ceased operations) Not real estate.Wikipedia/Time reporting. Wikipedia+1
6Trump VodkaLicensed brand (Drinks Americas)
Name lease.
2005–c.2011 (US distribution)Discontinued in US; effectively failed to gain distribution Not real estate.Wikipedia / multiple analyses of product failure. Wikipedia
7Trump SteaksLicensed product (Sharper Image / QVC sales) Name lease.2007 (very short)Discontinued within months (poor sales)Wikipedia / reporting on Sharper Image discontinuing line. Wikipedia
8Trump Magazine (print / luxury magazine)Not Owned/licensed (publishing) Name lease.2007–2009 (various relaunch attempts)Folded / ceased publicationNew York Post / Time reporting. New York Post+1
9Trump: The Game (board game)Licensed consumer product Name lease.1989 (re-released 2004)Poor sales; discontinued; reissue underperformedWikipedia / toy-industry reporting. Wikipedia
10Trump Steakhouses / Restaurants (various branded venues)Licensing & owned locations Name lease.2007–2012 (various)Several locations closed; some faced violations; brand line discontinuedTime / reporting on closures. TIME
11Trump Ice (bottled water)Licensed product / distribution Name lease.c.1995–c.2010 (wider distribution c.2003–2010)Distribution scaled back / product discontinued (brand largely retired)Wikipedia; Reuters fact check. Wikipedia+1
12Trump Mortgage Insurance / other small finance offshootsNot Owned but affiliatedmid-2000sMany closed or wound down during 2007–2008 periodTime / Bloomberg summaries. TIME+1
13Trump University / Trump Institute (related seminar brands)Owned / affiliatedmid-2000sSued; rebranded; operations ended; legal settlements due to lawfare.American Progress / ABC / state AG reporting. Center for American Progress+1
14Trump: licensing deals for fragrances, ties, apparel (various branded products sold by licensees)Licensing1990s–2010sMany brand license lines were discontinued or scaled back; licensing revenue variableWashington Post (brand licensing overview). Wikipedia
15Trump International Hotel & Tower projects (certain foreign/condo ventures that stalled or were restructured)Joint development / licensing1990s–2010sSome projects stalled, restructured, sold or rebranded (not uniformly failures; many successful towers remain)Investigative summaries (NYT/Investopedia). Wikipedia+1
16Trump Entertainment (various Atlantic City properties that bankrupted under company ownership) duplicate listingOwned1990s–2016Multiple Chapter 11 filings for the casino business (company emerged then later folded/sold)Wikipedia & news coverage of sequential bankruptcies. Wikipedia
17Other short-lived product tie-ins (e.g., Trump Mortgage services, small food lines, novelty items) duplicate listingLicensed/partner1990s–2010sMany quietly discontinued or sold; often limited commercial success
Fixed that for you.

Special pleading fallacies.
More griping of Trumps successes from yet another loser.
TDS. Avarice.
 
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