Better than a frog suit
I like this N.I.C.E. Agent approach even better than inflatable frogs for mocking the assholes working for ICE Barbie. Better than silly costumes, humiliate the assholes with flagrant displays of niceness. Beats a die-in any day.
From Wooden Boat Forum (10/16/25):
This guy was ‘patrolling’ Halifax’s Pier 21 (formerly where immigrants entered Canada via ship at Halifax, now where visiting cruise ships dock) a short while ago. He would stop arriving American cruise ship passengers and ‘interview’ them, and ask if they wanted to have their new Canadian passport photo taken so that they could stay in Canada.
Actually, the N.I.C.E agent is Trent McClellan, a cast member of the CBC comedy show “This Hour Has 22 Minutes”, doing a bit for the TV show. The location is real, the “interviewees” are real American passengers from one of three cruise ships in port at the time of taping, and none of the interviews were staged with the foreknowledge of the ship passengers; just ‘man-in-the-street’ walk-up shenannigans.
A friend yesterday complained about some No Kings 2 protesters here being jerks to tourists on a tour bus being held up the protest march. They wouldn’t stop and let the bus through (whereas at other intersections marchers were more considerate). One of her annoyances with the left is the loss of focus on the longterm goal of winning hearts and minds because, given the opportunity, they’d rather show out instead.
MAGA fascists revel in your anger. They eat it up. Proverbs 25 offers an alternate strategy:
21 If thine enemy be hungry, give him bread to eat; and if he be thirsty, give him water to drink:
22 For thou shalt heap coals of fire upon his head, and the Lord shall reward thee.
Just a thought. But not the wrong kind of nice. (Sorry, I can’t embed the video):
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