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    2. TheGroinOfTheFace on

      All who wield power in the name of the state should be publicly known. ICE possibly the most of all.

    4. Rockd2 on

      I mean, they’re not going undercover or anything. Federal workers have their information disclosed all the time. As long as the list isn’t doxing them idk why it would be a problem.

    6. noforgayjesus on

      Oh no boo hoo…They can spy on people and disappear them but cry when their identities are found. Well maybe find another job.

    7. fleurgirl123 on

      Don’t break the law and you’ll be fine? I think that’s what they’d say to all of us. . .

    10. MalevolentTapir on

      Since when are people acting in the public as law enforcement officials entitled to privacy? Why did everyone in the media, even our supposedly „liberal“ outlets, just immediately start acting like it’s normal to have totally unaccountable secret police?

    11. Trathnonen on

      You haven’t done anything wrong, what do you have to hide?

      No crime, no investigation right? Right patriots? Besides, there’s no right to privacy. You want to make child rearing decisions, the government wants a say. You got people wanting to track women’s pregnancies, surely there’s nothing unusual about tracking men who run around with guns, no ID, and masks, and almost no restriction to their jurisdiction.

    12. WhiskeredAristocat on

      Seems fair since our government is openly compiling lists and have all of our information without our consent.

    14. seanandpatrick on

      The names/identities (NOT address or further personal info) should be publicly available and/or by request.

      They are government employees and serve US CIVILIANS.

      There shouldn’t be a debate over this… unless they are doing something.. illegal?

      Big fucking: HMMMM… while scratching ones head EMOJI

    15. PirateMean4420 on

      Any government officers operating within the US in public spaces while wearing masks and conducting unlawful actions against others, should not expect respect from the public.

    16. 1970s_MonkeyKing on

      „Sorry, Mr ICE, but our little Billy and all the other kids don’t want to play with your kids anymore. They’re afraid if they come over, you’ll kidnap them and use them as bait to take us parents away.

      And no, we are going to tell them differently. We don’t lie to our kids.“

    17. jerbthehumanist on

      Doxxing ICE is always morally acceptable. It is always morally correct.

    18. RobbyRock75 on

      Why are the ICE agents allowed to be masked in the first place?

      Saying their jobs are so dangerous that they are allowed to be anonymous and in disguise is so unamerican.

      Does the GOP maybe need their agents to have this support to do their jobs Because the job itself is illegal?

    19. BTRCguy on

      Well, it’s just common sense! They can’t be „secret police“ if people know who they are, now can they!

      /s(ad reality)

    20. Practical-Bit9905 on

      I’m convinced they are hiding because they’ve hired a bunch blackwater mercenaries or deputized a bunch of j6ers as „temp help.“ They don’t want to admit it „until they are done.“

      The administration leadership are all incompetent, unqualified bootlickers. Why wouldn’t you expect them to staff the front line with the same?

    22. vehiclestars on

      They support this, they deserve it:

      “Curtis Yarvin gave a talk about „rebooting“ the American government at the 2012 BIL Conference. He used it to advocate the acronym „RAGE“, which he defined as „Retire All Government Employees“. He described what he felt were flaws in the accepted „World War II mythology“, alluding to the idea that Adolf Hitler’s invasions were acts of self-defense. He argued these discrepancies were pushed by America’s „ruling communists“, who invented political correctness as an „extremely elaborate mechanism for persecuting racists and fascists“. „If Americans want to change their government,“ he said, „they’re going to have to get over their dictator phobia.“

      Yarvin has influenced some prominent Silicon Valley investors and Republican politicians, with venture capitalist Peter Thiel described as his „most important connection“. Political strategist Steve Bannon has read and admired his work. U.S. Vice President JD Vance „has cited Yarvin as an influence himself.” Michael Anton, the State Department Director of Policy Planning during Trump’s second presidency, has also discussed Yarvin’s ideas. In January 2025, Yarvin attended a Trump inaugural gala in Washington; Politico reported he was „an informal guest of honor“ due to his „outsize influence over the Trumpian right.“

    25. playitoff on

      Was their site taken down? I’m just redirected to the substack homepage.

    26. DrakayMayay on

      Too bad, they are public servants.

      Also fuck their feelings.

      Name and shame. Dont like it? Go get a new gig.

    27. WomboShlongo on

      They don’t want ICE getting doxxed, yet when multiple student bodies wrote a letter condemning Israel, they got their names and faces plastered on boards and were labeled antisemites.

    28. J-the-Kidder on

      The irony that they want a database for all of us, but don’t want to be included in any database AND hide behind masks.

    31. BrilliantCorner on

      >could make it more likely that ICE agents will wear masks at all times during arrests

      They already do! Wtf are you talking about??

    32. AdventurousNecessary on

      Oh so citizen’s having palantir have access to everything about us is being pushed as the new normal but law enforcement not being able to be „secret police“ is a bridge too far…

    33. jhkayejr on

      They’ll post teachers‘ names, addresses, photos, disciplinary records, and salaries on public websites but say it’s a crime to know the name of an ice ghoul.

    37. Jackpot777 on

      Hold on a moment, I’m just going to pull out a pithy statement from my 

      Right Wing Wisdom-O-Matic Tombola™ 

      Ah, here we are. 

      **“If you’ve not done anything wrong, you have nothing to hide.”**

      That has been another statement pulled from the

      Right Wing Wisdom-O-Matic Tombola™ 

    38. ThatGuyFromTheM0vie on

      If you’re on the right side, you shouldn’t have to wear a mask to work.

      These Nazis will wear a full baclava to go into a kindergarten—fucking gestopo shit

    39. mothyyy on

      You can have authority or anonymity, you cannot have both.

      Doxxing is never okay, but the solution isn’t to hide the details. It’s to stop behaving like a gestapo.

    42. platocplx on

      They want a create a database on citizens anyway. Why can’t citizens do the same to the govt.

    43. cashoanddeorr on

      If they’re not doing anything wrong then they don’t have anything to worry about.

      That’s the line right?

    44. spamcan2 on

      All of the comments and not a single link to the list. Anybody have the website?

    45. yarash on

      Stop pretending like it some mystery. Theyre doing nazi shit and want to be able to go home and have a „normal“ life.

      Well, its 2025, and motherfuckers it ain’t that easy.

    47. thirdeyepdx on

      Weird isn’t the Trump administration building a database of american’s data and giving it to Palantir? Weird

    48. BirdzHouse on

      Hey ICE fascists, enjoy being known as nazi scum for the rest of your miserable lives. There will be a day when your dear führer will be gone, an orange stain on history, you’re no different than the German Nazi’s and “ following orders “ won’t save you when your days in court come around.

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