""These criminals have terrorized Venezuela. They intimidate, kidnap, even kill to take what they want," said the anti-imperialist. "You're talking about the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua?" asked the patriot, slowly waving his flag as anti-war protesters marched past. "No, I'm talking about armed men who work for the United States and recently kidnapped Nicolas Maduro, Trump's army," answered the Social Clubber."
""I would be the first to admit that Hegseth's tattoo of an AR-15 rifle backed by an American flag isn't the usual Venezuelan gang insignia; he could pass for a patriotic Iraq war veteran. And I know tattoos aren't proof of criminal behavior. But we should have listened more carefully to Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche when he warned, "Tren de Aragua is a terrorist cartel that exploits our borders to bring murder, drugs, and chaos into American communities.""
A Market Street protest opposed an American invasion of Venezuela. Two men argued: an anti-imperialist wearing an "Anti-Imperialist Social Club" sweatshirt and a patriot in a red, white and blue top hat waving an American flag. The anti-imperialist accused armed men working for the United States of kidnapping Nicolas Maduro and likened them to violent actors. The patriot questioned whether American soldiers could match the criminal behavior of Tren de Aragua. The exchange referenced tattoos, Pete Hegseth, and a Deputy Attorney General's warning that Tren de Aragua is a terrorist cartel exploiting borders to bring murder, drugs, and chaos into American communities.
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