Renee Good used her car as a weapon. It wasn't the first time something like this happened and it won't be the last time. This has happened many times at protests. I've even seen it in the movies.
An armed checkpoint in Portland run by Antifa and BLM activists saw them surrounding drivers and beating them. Of course, no arrests occurred.
There was the case of another Portlander whose car was purposely backed into by a protester looking for a payday. Thankfully the driver had a dashcam to prove it. He still lost a case against the City of Portland for allowing these layabouts try to block streets.
There was another case during the 2020 Summer of Love riots in Portland in which a driver was surrounded by Antifa militants, and the guy shot his way out of danger.
I asked Perplexity AI to make a table graph out of some recent incidents in which protesters surrounded or barricaded agents or others with their cars. I asked it to include the examples I've offered over the years.
Something about these AWFLs using their cars as weapons has been gnawing at me since Renee Good mistakenly believed that she could hit an ICE officer using her car as a weapon without any consequences.
Good preferred to be in the comfort of her own SUV with her dog, while her partner recorded her "bravery" for blocking federal officers from being able to move their vehicles following an operation. It was cold outside, and it was much easier than physically attacking the Nazis. She might have been hurt doing that. She was trained to use her car as a barricade and weapon, naturally, as I reported in "Anti-ICE Activist Renee Good Did What She Was TRAINED To Do."
Of course, she shouldn't have been doing this at all. One wonders if she was ever told that what she was urged to do was against federal law. Send your favorite lefty the article "Good Morning, ICE Attackers. You're All Wrong and Could Get Yourself Killed" to explain things to them. Or perhaps this lefty protester's advice will make better sense to them, as I wrote about in "WATCH: Epic Advice Every Layabout, Lazy, Leftist Anti-ICE Protester Should See RIGHT NOW!" Do it before they put on a clown show on the streets of Anytown, USA.
As I was writing the other day and pondering these stories, I flashed on one of my favorite movies from the 1990s. I know, ancient history, but I liked the movie for a variety of reasons. It was filmed in my home state of Oregon, so that was memorable. And there were some memorable lines from the film. Where did you first hear, "It's not a TUMOR!"? Or, there is this one, from the mouth of a little kid: "Boys have a penis, girls have a vagina." You've probably seen that reference.
But Kindergarten Cop had one more reference I flashed on when reflecting on Renee Good's foolishness.
"You're not so tough without your car, are ya?" asks the deadpan detective.
This is something these women don't seem to understand. Their cars are deadly, and people will justifiably fight back with greater or equal force.
I don't know who needs to hear this, but these angry, TDS-afflicted harridans are not so tough without their cars. Someone should tell them.
