JD Vance Discovers New 'Victim Blaming' Playbook
In a masterclass of contorted logic, Vice President J.D. Vance has reportedly declared that a woman fatally shot by an ICE agent in Minneapolis effectively 'brought the tragedy upon herself.' This astonishing defense of state violence, reported by RT, comes just as ICE faces renewed scrutiny for its increasingly militarized tactics and lack of accountability. Vance's profound empathy for armed
agents, juxtaposed with his apparent disdain for American citizens caught in the crosshairs, paints a vivid picture of the current administration's priorities. It's a familiar refrain: blame the victim, empower the increasingly militarized state. One might wonder if this victim-blaming extends to every instance of state-sanctioned violence, or only when the agency involved conveniently aligns with
the administration's 'tough on crime' narrative. Apparently, the 'land of the free' only applies if you don't inconveniently die at the hands of its enforcers. How many more 'tragic accidents' must occur before 'personal responsibility' is applied to those wielding the guns, not just those meeting their fate?