The fact that so many of these Soros-backed DAs are not willing to bring criminal charges for the destruction of property or attacks on local law enforcement has sent the message that groups like Antifa, Democracy First, and even sitting members of Congress can pretty much do whatever they want under the guise of “a protest” knowing that even if they are arrested, they will not be charged.
Public displays of mob violence and chaos serve a useful purpose in the eyes of The Left. First, it shows that The Left is not afraid to go against basic rules of civilized society. Second, it shows their enemies (i.e., people the Left despise like President Trump, Christians, Jews, and anyone else who opposed the Left’s Marxist and pro-communist ideology) that they are serious about their socio-political beliefs and goals. Third, it gives the Left one more platform for spewing their lies with vile signs and screams of injustice, police brutality, immigrant kidnapping, and racism. Fourth, the Left hopes these displays will discourage and frighten supporters of President Trump and the MAGA movement
But something else that, in my opinion, is every bit as serious and problematic as mob violence is the number of cities, counties, and states that have declared themselves “sanctuary” jurisdictions. As FOX News contributor and legal scholar Mark Levin pointed out in his July 19 television broadcast, these declarations of “sanctuary” by cities, counties, and states is really a form of nullification (i.e., rejection) of the U.S. Constitution.
Nullification is a legal theory that a state can refuse to comply with federal laws and regulations if they believe they are unconstitutional. This theory has its basis in an extreme application of states rights. This doctrine contributed to the start of the American Civil War, which was a war between the states who wanted slavery and those who had abolished slavery. However, this doctrine of nullification has never been held up in any U.S. federal court.