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Enrique Tarrio follows and insults officers who defended US Capitol on January 6
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 23 Feb 2025
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Now normally, I am on the side of yelling shit at police.
But I am unabashedly on the cops side here. Enrique, and the rest of the proud boys, are exceedingly huge pieces of shit.
holy shit.... i suspect ET will get himself killed within the next few years
He’d be dead if tried that shit with a member of basically any other police force. Capital Police (and to a lesser extent, the Secret Service) are pretty restrained since their main job is to protect lawmakers and not investigate violent crime and get in dangerous situations arresting people. (In DC, Metro PD does that.)
The Secret Service, for some reason, also investigates forgery. From their web site:
Also from their Website :
"We are one of America’s oldest federal law enforcement agencies, originally created in 1865 to stamp out rampant counterfeiting in order to stabilize America's young financial system. By the end of the Civil War, nearly one-third of all currency in circulation was counterfeit. As a result, the country’s financial stability was in jeopardy. To address this concern, the Secret Service was established in 1865 as a bureau in the Treasury Department to suppress widespread counterfeiting."
They were investigating forgery before protecting presidents. Just so happens in 1901 there weren't a lot of federal agencies with as much power and experience as them so they got tapped for the new job of protecting the president.
this cracked me up.
They have to protect Trump and the financial infrastructure?! Talk about a conflicted list of priorities.
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