🎧 Finding Me — Episode 17

When Policy Turns Deadly

Josh can’t stay quiet about what’s unfolding in Minnesota. What started as a debate over immigration enforcement has escalated into something far more disturbing — and it forces a line we should all be able to agree on.

Disagreements over policy are part of democracy.

But there can be no disagreement about murder.

This episode confronts the fear, anger, and confusion surrounding armed, masked federal agents operating in American communities and the deadly consequences that have followed. Josh asks the hard question: When enforcement starts to feel like warfare, what happens to the people caught in between?

🧠 This Episode Explores

    •    The growing tension between federal authority and local communities

    •    Conflicting narratives about the use of force

    •    Why accountability matters — no matter who holds the badge

    •    The moral line between policy enforcement and loss of life

🗣️ From the Episode

“Disagreements on policy are healthy — but there can be no disagreement on murder.”

“Armed, masked, untrained soldiers in the streets of America killing our citizens is not okay.”

🎙️ Why This Conversation Matters

This isn’t about left vs. right.

It’s about whether we still share a basic belief: human life must come before politics.

Josh challenges listeners to think about power, responsibility, and what kind of country we want to be when fear and force enter the picture.

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