What Protesters Really Think About ICE Officers 🧐 | Valentine’s Day Q&A

[00:00:00] If you had a term of endearment for ICE [00:00:02] officers, what would you say? [00:00:04] >> Um, I would I would call you uh my my [00:00:06] dog my dog's treat because honestly she [00:00:09] loves eating ice and then she dribbles [00:00:10] it out and that's how I I feel they [00:00:12] should uh they should feel is slobbery. [00:00:22] If there was an ICE agent right in front [00:00:24] of you and you could tell them anything [00:00:26] you wanted, what would you say to them? [00:00:29] I don't know. You know, some profanities [00:00:31] probably fascist. [00:00:34] >> That works. That works. [00:00:37] >> I don't even know. I'd have to be a [00:00:38] little more creative about it. [00:00:42] >> Just little man. I don't know. [00:00:46] >> There's something just something really [00:00:47] degrading cuz I just I see them and I'm [00:00:49] like I have no good thoughts about you. [00:00:52] >> I just don't know how you could go home [00:00:53] and have sex with an ICE officer. Like [00:00:56] that's shocking to me. [00:00:57] >> Okay. Yeah. [00:00:58] >> Oh my goodness. Uh, [00:01:02] >> I would like to say follow your heart. I [00:01:05] think that maybe if people follow their [00:01:07] heart, they know what's truly right and [00:01:09] what they should do. And I would [00:01:11] encourage ICE agents to drop their [00:01:15] weapons [00:01:16] and uh have a little heart. the [00:01:20] complete morons that are in there. The [00:01:22] the fascist, [00:01:25] racist, disgusting, white, [00:01:29] nasty. What's my Valentine? I hope you [00:01:32] get VD. [00:01:34] >> Ice is illegal. It's the new Gestapo. [00:01:37] This is 1938 Germany. [00:01:39] >> Let's say you're on a date, [00:01:41] >> okay? [00:01:41] >> And you figure out you're on a date with [00:01:43] an ICE officer, [00:01:45] >> okay? [00:01:45] >> How do you react? I mean like how like [00:01:47] one out of 10 how how hot are they? [00:01:50] >> 10. [00:01:51] >> Absolute smoke show. [00:01:52] >> Okay. Okay. Like um I mean like it would [00:01:56] you know can I can I convince them to to [00:01:59] join the dark side with cookies is [00:02:00] really the question. [00:02:02] >> I don't know. [00:02:03] >> Like I they they're now flip agent. So [00:02:06] let's we we're starting to march though. [00:02:08] >> We're march we're marching. Yeah. [00:02:09] >> So yeah I would I I would I would flip a [00:02:11] them. I would I would endear them into [00:02:13] the cause and now they're going to go in [00:02:15] and they're going to give us, you know, [00:02:16] some documents, maybe USB plug, I don't [00:02:18] know, tech. Okay, [00:02:19] >> I'm a frog. [00:02:21] >> Walk out. [00:02:22] >> Yeah, you got to dox the mother. [00:02:24] >> Keep women safe. These are people who [00:02:26] are violent kind of inherently. The [00:02:28] rates of domestic violence in ICE [00:02:30] officers and in police officers are [00:02:32] significantly higher than the national [00:02:34] average. So, it's kind of like duty to [00:02:37] other women to make sure people are [00:02:39] informed about what they're getting [00:02:40] into. So you said doxom. [00:02:42] >> I mean I don't think doxom is the right [00:02:44] term but like there are places where [00:02:46] women communicate with one another about [00:02:48] these things to keep one another safe. [00:02:50] >> Yeah. [00:02:50] >> You go on a date with an ICE agent. [00:02:54] >> Oh, which would never happen. [00:02:55] >> Hypothetically. [00:02:56] >> How would you react? [00:03:00] >> I think I would ask them questions about [00:03:02] what motivates them to do their job. Um [00:03:07] Oh goodness. [00:03:09] Um, I think that I would ask questions [00:03:12] about their character. [00:03:13] >> Okay. [00:03:15] >> And, uh, I would make them pay the bill. [00:03:18] >> God help you. [00:03:20] >> All right. [00:03:20] >> God help you. [00:03:22] >> You guys know the poem like, "Roses are [00:03:24] red, violets are blue." [00:03:25] >> Yeah. [00:03:25] >> Okay. We're going to send it to ICE. [00:03:29] >> Finish the poem. [00:03:31] >> Roses are red, violets are blue. [00:03:33] >> End it with you. Obviously, I don't [00:03:35] know. The American people are coming for [00:03:37] you. Oh, that was a good one. [00:03:40] >> Roses are red, violets are blue. [00:03:44] >> I kind of smell like poo poo poo. [00:03:47] >> There you go. [00:03:48] >> Go. Okay. Roses are red, violets are [00:03:50] blue. [00:03:51] >> Am I allowed to cuss? [00:03:52] >> Go for it. [00:03:53] >> You okay? [00:03:55] >> Roses are red, violets are blue. [00:03:59] >> You suck. And you