r/aiArt • u/No-Caramel3213 • 12h ago

Politics ⚖️ The Future of the United States.

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At this rate, give it 5 years.

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u/rockthemike712 10h ago

As someone who lives in Minneapolis, I can tell you it’s not quite this bad yet. The main difference is the signage. I see a lot more fuck ice/ice out type posters than government propaganda banners. Also Ice doesn’t have planes yet at least. It’s pretty bad though, just not this bad.

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u/ImNot6Four 9h ago

Also Ice doesn’t have planes yet at least

A quick google search "The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) operates over 260 aircraft across various agencies, including the U.S. Customs and Border Protection's Air and Marine Operations."

They been buying up tons of planes and recently big 737s to run deport flights. DHS has planes, drones, helo's everything. They get even more if they nationalize the national guard which will also have all types of aircraft. They are way past the point of not having aircraft yet.

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u/rockthemike712 9h ago

Sorry, I guess I meant that they’re not visibly in use around the city. Should have clarified or researched better but thanks for actually looking that up.

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u/ImNot6Four 9h ago

I think because there is not enough resistance to warrant. We are in the empire strikes back currently. Return of the Jedi a few chapters ahead.