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Rob Finnerty and his guests on Finnerty were right to call out what Americans are seeing with their own eyes: a pattern of politically charged vandalism and violent incidents that the mainstream media and some investigators are strangely reluctant to fully describe. What the show called a symptom of woke Democrat policies is not partisan spin so much as a common-sense read of cause and effect — when a political class prizes identity politics and excuses rioters, it sends a dangerous signal to those itching to act out.
Law enforcement professionals themselves are now admitting that motives in many recent attacks are harder to pin down, because perpetrators draw from a stew of online grievances rather than a single, neat ideology. That admission should make every American nervous, because it means dangerous people can slip under the radar until it’s too late — and it also exposes the failure of weak-on-crime policies and soft-on-ideology attitudes to protect everyday citizens.
The left’s reflexive denial only makes matters worse; when cities refuse to hold lawbreakers accountable and universities radicalize young people with grievance-based curricula, you create recruits who view destruction as civic activism. This isn’t abstract theory — analysts and journalists have documented how mixed, overlapping online ideologies have produced attackers whose motives don’t fit old templates, making prevention more difficult and the public less safe.
Meanwhile, sober research shows a worrying uptick in politically motivated attacks tied to the radical left, and yet too many in the establishment press still treat those facts like inconvenient footnotes. If left-wing violence is actually rising, as some studies indicate, the proper reaction from responsible leaders should be to call it out and dismantle the enabling networks — not to look the other way or to play semantic games about what counts as extremism.
Conservatives must demand accountability at every level: investigate the funding behind violent demonstrations, probe the activist groups that lionize property damage, and prosecute those who cross the line into assault and murder. That’s not political persecution; it’s simple rule-of-law. Citizens deserve to walk their streets, send their kids to school, and run businesses without fear that politics has become a license for lawlessness.
Patriots know this fight is about preserving the American experiment — common-sense laws, respect for private property, and the dignity of peaceful disagreement. Voters should remember which party strengthens law and order and which party excuses chaos in the name of ideology, and they should act accordingly at the ballot box. Our communities will be safer when leaders stop coddling violence and start standing up for the hardworking Americans who keep this country running.
