BREAKING! MINNEAPOLIS..

Rise and Grind Radio 3.0 — “Sparks of Tyranny: From Minneapolis to the Second Amendment”

This episode isn’t background noise. It’s a line-by-line breakdown of power, force, and accountability in real time.

We examine the killing of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis — a 37-year-old mother, poet, writer, U.S. citizen, and widow of a fallen service member — and place it inside the proper constitutional and legal framework it deserves.

This is not outrage for clicks.
This is analysis grounded in:
• Federal case law (Baynes v. Cleland, 6th Cir.)
• The real purpose of the Second Amendment
• The Insurrection Act vs. constitutional restraint
• DoD Directive 5240.01 and domestic intelligence thresholds
• Trauma, use-of-force standards, and accountability
• Pattern recognition, not panic

When peaceful protest meets lethal force, the question isn’t politics — it’s precedent.

This episode is about clarity over chaos, law over narrative, and why rights exist before they’re needed.

🎙 Hosted by Scotty the Body
🔥 Rise and Grind Radio 3.0
⚠️ Not safe for passive listening

This episode breaks down Minneapolis, Baynes v. Cleland, DoD 5240.01, and why the Second Amendment exists for moments exactly like this.

This isn’t conspiracy.
It’s pattern recognition.

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