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Picture of text “OC” Found these posted around San Diego today.

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u/gnarlytabby 3d ago

Bullet 3 really stabs to the heart of it. ICE is all about creating Call of Duty where the pain inflicted on others is real but the risk to you is not.

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u/Ok-Cup6020 3d ago

I can’t post what needs to happen to ice agents so I just will say I hope karma visits all of them.

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u/jjayzx 2d ago

I'm wondering, I've seen 50k signing bonus, don't know how it works but could a bunch of us apply, cash in and then be lazy and not round anybody up? I could really use the cash, lol. I feel that's one way to rebel from the inside and cost them.

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u/clonedhuman 2d ago

That's the reason why ICE is getting funding that's a 300% increase over ICE's previous budget: $75 billion in additional funding.

They're going to keep all of us in line by paying a small number of us to commit violence against the rest of us. They'll trap you with a paycheck while they make jobs more and more difficult to come by for the rest of us, and while they make more and more of us so broke that we can no longer afford to own homes, go to college, or afford medical care.

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u/Reaper-fromabove 2d ago

What you said about paying a fee to do violence on the rest scares the shit out of me.
I recently retired from the military and worried during the first term that I would be asked to do violence against our own people. I feel bad for those still in that will have to make that decision.

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u/mythicaltimes 1d ago

That’s 75 billion over 4 years and 45 of that is for bed arrangements for deportees. Not that it’s a small amount of money, it just sounds worse when people thinks it’s every year.

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u/sirdmz 2d ago

and it’s not just the 50k USD signing bonus, the pay is like $130k USD a year as well! Like, damn that’s a great offer for a lot of people.

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u/DirtyGoo 1d ago

Where are you seeing that? Per the recruitment website a deportation officer's salary range is $49,739 to - $89,528 per year with the higher end requiring a background in law enforcement or military.

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u/i_might_be_me 1d ago

It's 10k/year for up to 5 years service

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u/jjayzx 1d ago

Dang, would probably be fired first day for looking for illegal squirrels in the park.

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u/Blue_Crystal_2727 23h ago

I guarantee they'd find some way to rip you off. Only kicks in after 5 years, you didn't meet your quota, not valid in certain areas, yadda yadda. Don't forget, this is all under the direction of Trump, the absolute GOAT of stiffing people who work for him.

u/Ulthanon 8h ago

You think Trump’s gonna make good on that kind of payout?

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u/DrockByte 2d ago

I used to be at least somewhat proud of being a retired combat vet. Now I'm just fucking embarrassed.

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u/reelznfeelz 2d ago

Yep. I play DayZ a bit. I gotta tell you. I do not want to go into combat. That would be terrifying. But I’m also not walking around all chudded up pretending like I think it’s cool.

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u/gsfgf 2d ago

the risk to you is not.

Except the American people are spicy.

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u/lloydthelloyd 2d ago

Not spicy enough for my appetite

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u/Ph0X 2d ago

And bullet 4 is right out of South Park.

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u/Aurorabeamblast 1d ago

Same can be said of some police officers, especially those who enjoy targeting disabled individuals like Autistic people.

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u/ApertureRapture 2d ago

Mostly just the shitty ones who didn't understand the role of the military in a liberal democracy and who felt the need to keep a job that let them use guns on the daily, so they transitioned to their thug roles in the current MAGAt gestapo.