To the downvoters of this: seriously, you are not ready for someone not to know everything? Not knowing doesn’t mean not caring - I don’t remember the previous victim’s name, but that doesn’t mean that I don’t care that she was murdered
This is a social platform where you’re allowed to comment and ask questions. So I can understand their first thought would be to, you know, ask. Are we really going to hate on everyone asking a question instead of Googling everything? Do we really need this negativity on Lemmy? Should be we welcoming to people or should we be assholes as is the norm on Reddit?
Most services, including Lemmy, have an infinite wall of posts. Checking every name would be a full-time job. And writing a title “John Doe who is/was/will be (explanation), (what happened/will happen)” is super easy, as you have to write something anyway
If you have enough interest to make a comment on a post you should have enough interest to open up another window and quickly put a name into a search engine. It’s pathetically easy.
Pathetically easy even? Come on, why are you like this? Is it that hard to be friendly to another person? They are merely asking a question and the first you think of is to make fun of them. Is that really what Lemmy is all about, making fun of people instead of helping them?
If I’m going to waste my fucking life writing a dumb question I’ll have to take time to check back on that would make me an idiot when Google is right fucking there.
I assume all of those comments are meant to pretend like it’s not important. It’s 2026. Come the fuck on.
IMO, notable fact is that this was an arbitrary execution :
He was disarmed (carried a concealed gun but it was taken away from him in the moments leading to his death)
He was not resisting (although there was a bit of scuffling, he quickly ended up cowering on the ground, both hands on the ground).
The ICE agents could not have really feel threatened in any way (a single woman in company of Alex, pepper sprayed and being restrained, a sparse number of onlookers filming some distance away, probably less then the total number of agents).
Something like a full charger was unloaded into the victim.
Out of curiosity I checked some big news sites here, it’s relevant in the International section, but not the headline in any of them.
And none of news had the name of the victim in the title.
I knew ICE executed someone (again) in broad daylight, but the video on social media was the source, not the news.
The authoritarian escalation inside the US may be less relevant for me than it’s escalation outside; like the kidnapping of the venezuelan president by US forces and it’s repercussions in south-america.
Maybe I’m cuban, colombian, brazilian or mexican, and I’m more concerned with Trump’s threatening interventions in my country like he did with Venezuela, knowing that the International community is ignoring his imperialistic moves on latin-america (as always).
… Or even violence cases in my own country are more relevant because they are a bigger risk for me. The world is bigger than the white western hemisphere.
Edit: But I get why everyone is very reactive right now, the situation is very fucked-up.
And who is this?
I come here to get away from the negativity of Reddit, only to find people are just as bad over here when someone asks a question.
Yet another victim of ICE’s murder spree.
To the downvoters of this: seriously, you are not ready for someone not to know everything? Not knowing doesn’t mean not caring - I don’t remember the previous victim’s name, but that doesn’t mean that I don’t care that she was murdered
US defaultism
But it’s a white American that got murdered this time. How could people possibly not remember his name?
I’m not american
No Google exists where you’re from or?
I don’t blame them for not knowing, I’m blaming them for not doing the fucking bare minimum of just looking the name up first.
This is a social platform where you’re allowed to comment and ask questions. So I can understand their first thought would be to, you know, ask. Are we really going to hate on everyone asking a question instead of Googling everything? Do we really need this negativity on Lemmy? Should be we welcoming to people or should we be assholes as is the norm on Reddit?
Most services, including Lemmy, have an infinite wall of posts. Checking every name would be a full-time job. And writing a title “John Doe who is/was/will be (explanation), (what happened/will happen)” is super easy, as you have to write something anyway
If you have enough interest to make a comment on a post you should have enough interest to open up another window and quickly put a name into a search engine. It’s pathetically easy.
Pathetically easy even? Come on, why are you like this? Is it that hard to be friendly to another person? They are merely asking a question and the first you think of is to make fun of them. Is that really what Lemmy is all about, making fun of people instead of helping them?
If I’m going to waste my fucking life writing a dumb question I’ll have to take time to check back on that would make me an idiot when Google is right fucking there.
I assume all of those comments are meant to pretend like it’s not important. It’s 2026. Come the fuck on.
The man who was murdered by ICE
Thanks \o/
Edit: did not know that either
o-forward slash is how nazis signify the roman salute, people on r/chapotraphouse used to use o7 as a salute
When people tell you who they are believe them.
That’s a really far reach, come on. It’s not even the right arm.
Awwwww, for me that was a eve online thing… Guess I need to rework my text emotes…
If I’m not mistaken it’s the guy who was most recently been killed by the ICE agents in the US. Notable fact is that he was a US citizen.
IMO, notable fact is that this was an arbitrary execution :
He was disarmed (carried a concealed gun but it was taken away from him in the moments leading to his death)
He was not resisting (although there was a bit of scuffling, he quickly ended up cowering on the ground, both hands on the ground).
The ICE agents could not have really feel threatened in any way (a single woman in company of Alex, pepper sprayed and being restrained, a sparse number of onlookers filming some distance away, probably less then the total number of agents).
Something like a full charger was unloaded into the victim.
Well that’s beyond messed up
Found the Reddit user
Or, maybe, someone outside the US?
Like me? Jokes of Reddit users aside, this is very big internationally. Just checked German news right now and it’s still the headline article.
Good maybe your journalists will tell the world the truth.
Out of curiosity I checked some big news sites here, it’s relevant in the International section, but not the headline in any of them. And none of news had the name of the victim in the title.
I knew ICE executed someone (again) in broad daylight, but the video on social media was the source, not the news.
The authoritarian escalation inside the US may be less relevant for me than it’s escalation outside; like the kidnapping of the venezuelan president by US forces and it’s repercussions in south-america.
Maybe I’m cuban, colombian, brazilian or mexican, and I’m more concerned with Trump’s threatening interventions in my country like he did with Venezuela, knowing that the International community is ignoring his imperialistic moves on latin-america (as always).
… Or even violence cases in my own country are more relevant because they are a bigger risk for me. The world is bigger than the white western hemisphere.
Edit: But I get why everyone is very reactive right now, the situation is very fucked-up.
I am eastern European and heard of this on lemmy and I have strict keyword filters.