When the cameras expected blood, our people chose conscience

Harriet would’ve said the organizer of the anti-immigrant march who came to Minneapolis wasn’t just reckless — he was a plant.

Think about it.

In a city already on edge, he showed up with no armor.

No bulletproof vest.

No helmet.

No protection.

Just microphones and cameras. No ICE detail. No federal protection. Nothing. Ain’t that strange?

If safety were the concern, the Trump administration had options. Instead, two dozen people put themselves in harm’s way, while he marched through Minneapolis like bait. Anyone could have killed him.

Anyone. Including someone on his own side. Including someone looking to create chaos.

And yet — look at what actually happened.

Men the color of Jesus stepped in.

Not to agree with him.

Not to defend his message.

But to protect a *human being*.

They used their bodies as shields.

They chose restraint over rage.

Humanity over spectacle.

That was “not” the image FOX News wanted.

In MN, we’ll argue. We’ll protest. We’ll stand our ground.

But we will still make sure you get home alive.

I love Minnesota for that.

When the cameras expected blood, our people chose conscience.

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