Harmeet Dhillon Prosecuting Church-Terrorists Under the KKK Act?

The KKK Act -- an act designed to criminalize the terrorism of the Klan -- makes it a federal offense to stop someone from exercising their civil rights by violence, threat, or force.

These dick-sucking demons, for example, might be prosecuted under the KKK Act.

Don Lemon has a new defense: If you object to him disrupting your attempts to pray to your God, you are exhibiting "white supremacy entitlement."

Don Lemon, who violated church-goers civil rights, now simpers that you musn't violate his civil rights to offend other people's civil rights.

Mary Katharine Ham @mkhammer

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Activist narcissists will violate every boundary there is, interfere with your peaceful assembly, stop your worship, and then lecture you about the proper observance of both the First Amendment and your faith. Political DARVO.

"DARVO" is the antifa tactic: "Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender."

Over the holidays, Tim Walz fumed at the hypothetical possibility that ICE might pick up criminals exiting a church.

Where is his outrage now?

Below: The DOJ is looking through emails sent by Minnesota officials. They seem to be coordinating with left-wing antifa-style groups to track and attack ICE agents.

That, of course, is a conspiracy against federal law enforcement.

Kurt Schlichter responds to the blackpillers who never stop claiming we're being sold out.

Kurt Schlichter @KurtSchlichter

Let me do the competent lawyer thing again.

No, the DOJ has not arrested anybody yet. You are absolutely correct that that is not happened yet. That's because this isn't a TV show and the DOJ under @AGPamBond and @AAGDhillon are attempting to actually build cases rather than get one new cycle of coverage. Yes, there's evidence out there. There's video tapes. That's good evidence. But the existence of good evidence is not building a case. This is going to be one where they're going to face a judge and a jury pool that is biased against them, so they're going to need to do every single thing perfectly. That doesn't happen in five seconds.

Stop with this crap. This black pilling nonsense is freaking idiotic. You want to use the legal system, at least that's what you say. Well if that's what you mean then it's going to take time and all your frustration and crying and whining about it doesn't change that fact. If you want to do it right, you've got to do it right. That doesn't mean doing it fast.

Just stop it.

Conservatives have been out of power for our entire lives. And yes, that includes when "Republicans" are in power. We've defaulted to a standard operating procedure of crying "betrayal" and prophecizing doom.

But this is wrongheaded when we actually have people in office who actually listen to us and agree with us. The blackpilling is politically toxic, as it teaches us that any effort is pointless because we are doomed to lose, and on personal level, it must by psychologically destructive.

I have my own problems with Trump but the idea that he's "selling us out" on his signature issue is silly. From time to time he may be too cautious -- for example, many of us are wondering why he hasn't already invoked the Insurrection Act -- but he's not "selling us out," Bush style.

Meanwhile, even the NYT admits that blue cities and states are causing all of this chaos and violence themselves by not simply turning over violent repeat-criminal illegal aliens to ICE when the government politely asks for them.

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