Drive, Baby! Drive! or FAFO in 4K
A taunting activist, a two-ton SUV, and a split-second lesson in physics the media pretends not to understand.
Sane Perspective
When cosplay rebellion meets reality at 30 mph
Here’s the part the legacy media wants to crop out: Renee Good wasn’t an “innocent mom” caught in some mean ICE moment. She was a trained agitator playing street hero while her wife egged her on like it was a video game. The footage shows the truth in painful HD: block officers, mock them, refuse lawful orders, then hit the gas while yelling “Drive, baby, drive!” That’s not civil disobedience; that’s using a car as a battering ram. Leftist outlets immediately tried their favorite trick: slow the video, soften the language, cry oppression. But cars don’t care about narratives. A two-ton vehicle accelerating at close range is a deadly weapon, period. Even DOJ training says so. The ICE agent didn’t have time for a Harvard seminar on feelings; he had milliseconds to not die. Meanwhile, the same activists who scream about “due process” were actively helping child rapists, murderers, and gang members stay on the streets by physically obstructing arrests. That’s the ugly tradeoff they never mention. Tragic death? Yes. Murder? No. This is what happens when woke “resistance” culture teaches people that law enforcement is a prop and reality will blink first. It won’t. If you want the full picture, watch the footage yourself before MSNBC rewrites gravity.
Woke Perspective
When Empire Meets Resistance for Humanity
The brutal death of Renee Good, a loving queer mom and community protector, at the hands of a militarized ICE agent is yet another example of racist, xenophobic state violence against undocumented folks and their allies, sparking national protest and outrage against systems that treat BIPOC, latinx, and migrant life as expendable while defending empire cops and border militia; her tragic death should be seen as a call to dismantle criminalizing enforcement, stop the racist terror campaign by federal agents, and defend undocumented communities against fascist repression so that equity, inclusion, and love guide immigration justice.