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After the shooting of Renee Good, we see dissent can be fatal in Trump’s America – all bets are off

在瑞妮·古德遭枪击后,我们看到在特朗普的美国,异见可能致命——一切规则纷纷失效

A portrait of Renee Good at a memorial near the site where she was killed in Minneapolis on 14 January.

A portrait of Renee Good at a memorial near the site where she was killed in Minneapolis on 14 January.

2026-01-14  831  中等
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I have been thinking about this incident a lot since the death last week of Renee Good, the Minnesota woman fatally shot by an ICE agent. The use of deadly force was justified on grounds of self-defence, according to the US administration. That explanation doesn’t appear to be borne out by the videos, but the thing I also keep thinking about is the way in which, immediately prior to the shots being fired, Good and her wife, Becca, addressed the agent. “You wanna come at us?” says Becca, in the agent’s general direction. “I say go get yourself some lunch, big boy.” When the officer approaches Good’s open car window, she smiles, addresses him as “dude” and says mockingly: “I’m not mad at you.”

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