Josh Johnson

I guess you can give it a shot, but I don't even really think that that many, and this isn't me trying to infantilize anyone or just look for the good in everyone.

I think that you probably have a real spectrum as far as ICE agents are concerned.

And I think that you definitely have some people who are like, oh, oh no.

Like they're out on the street, they've got their gun, they've got their mask, but they're also like,

Okay, well, I hope this doesn't backfire horribly.

I don't even know if they're asking it from a moral stance.

Yeah.

Perspective.

They leave when you throw snowballs at them.

And they have guns.

Do you know what I mean?

Like, this is...

I think being an ICE agent and knowing especially like a day like that where the dude who shot somebody left and now people are screaming murderer Nazi and they're surrounding you and everything like that.

I think that's a lot like when you watch World War Z and they're like, all right, you have a gun, but they're coming.

And how many bullets do you have?

Yeah.

And and and you think they're going to be calmer after you've shot 10 people?

Like it's like I think from a matter of self-preservation, it's really important to to to to look at how these operations go.

And that's why I cannot understand what anyone must be thinking.

I don't know.