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Renee Nicole Good and the Ethics of the Shooting
from ICE In Minnesota & Venezuela Without Maduro | The Tim Dillon Show #478 · #478
4 min
Tim gets the victim's name right (Renee Nicole Good) and lays out his actual position: he doesn't believe obstruction justifies being shot three times in the face, criticizes ICE's undertrained recruits, and criticizes both anti-ICE absolutists and pro-law-enforcement absolutists.
- Renee Nicole Good is a woman involved in a confrontation with ICE agents.
- Tim on blocking federal agents: disagreeing with ICE policy doesn't justify physical obstruction of law enforcement.
- Tim doesn't believe the cop was justified in shooting her three times in the face.
- His long-held principle: you should never shoot someone in the face more than once.
- ICE isn't staffed with well-trained law enforcement—they're people who did backyard wrestling.
- These aren't Delta Force or Navy Seals; they're people with violent tendencies noted in third grade.
- Law enforcement needs to exist for people who committed crimes or are in the country illegally, but with accountability.
- The 'no one's illegal on stolen land' argument is silly—all land is stolen but countries still need laws.
- Tim showed the video to a six-year-old at the Cheesecake Factory to get perspective.
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