[The Urban Sombrero]

Yeah I know, in your mind BLM does not advocate for violence either. And you might not call protestors who're out burning down neighborhoods constitutionally protected, but I heard Mr Obama do it, more than once in fact. So, the head dog on your side does call them protected under the law and you are a liberal, right? No difference in my book. But I was not speaking in ethnic terms. The base of those on the government dole includes all races, and they'll all be out there looking to take what they can if the freebie train stops delivering. I'm not asking you to believe that, I'm just saying that's what's coming.

Most liberals deny the authority of God's Word. They also deny His character and the fact that His judgment is absolute, without a single loophole for a single trespass. Libs are going to compromise or they're going to know the reason why. All forms of truth is extremism in the purest or strictest sense, and do they ever hate it. The concept is discussed in Galatians 5:9 (KJV)
9 "A little leaven leaveneth the whole lump."

Leaven makes the bread taste better, but it permeates every part of the dough. Compromise always tastes much better to the liberal's palate. For some folks, Hillary's constant and seemingly ever present string of lies tastes good. For others of us, they are offensive. I was told that my insurance premium rates would go down 2,500 dollars in the first year of the ObamaCare mandate. Not only did my insurance premium double since 2009, my copay amounts shot through the roof too. No, the lies are tough to swallow for some of us.

If somebody burns a business, or assaults someone, etc. they are breaking the law, not exercising free speech. No matter the cause.

We have hashed and re-hashed our differences on what essential liberty means. We simply disagree. Leaven analogy, as used, refers to the church and its beliefs, correct?

Extremism tends to see in a political opponent incarnate evil. Extremism tends to never read opposing opinion. Extremism speaks apocolyptically about routine disagreement. Ultimately, extremism bulldozes freedom in favor of orthodoxy.