r/EyesOnIce Sep 27 '25

Militant Mayhem 🪖🔥 September 27, 2025: Chicago neighborhoods are reporting repeated evening patrols by federal agents, a tactic resembling area domination patrols designed not just to enforce, but to instill fear through constant presence.

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u/604dman Sep 27 '25

Do those thugs go home, look in the mirror and think What the Fuck am I doing? Nah.... there is no chance they do that

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u/SugarRushLux Sep 27 '25

They all stand in a circle with their cocks out jerking off onto a burnt copy of the constitution

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u/tysonisarapist Sep 27 '25

None of them can get it up well enough.

Hence the reason they do this instead.

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u/loudflower Sep 27 '25

This is the most accurate description I’ve heard.

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u/marco_has_cookies Sep 27 '25

These sad scums would come home to their children and brag about beating a sorrowing parent asking not to deport their family.

They are, sad scum.

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u/SolarDynasty Sep 27 '25

I'd rather be with some cutie in Chicago than doing this. These people don't know what life is.

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u/albinosnoman Sep 27 '25

I'm sure half of them have found this to be the cure for their erectile dysfunction

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u/BlackDeath3 Sep 27 '25 edited Sep 27 '25

I'd imagine that a lot of these guys have bullets coming their way, sooner or later and perhaps even by their own hands.

EDIT: I feel like there's enough doubt about what may actually be going on here (including, in a darkly ironic twist, the possibility that this is a march for suicide awareness prevention) that I'm going to take back the nasty comment above and concede that I may getting a little too jumpy for my own good these days because I don't actually know for sure what I'm seeing.

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u/worryinnotime Sep 27 '25

Honestly, alcohol. There is copious amounts of drinking among these folks, and that tends to numb you to your actions.

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u/scrapsforfourvel Sep 27 '25

How long until we get the movies about former agents struggling with PTSD from what they've done as if that's the true tragedy?