Untangling the incestuous web which empowered the Marxist street gangs of BLM, NDN Collective and Antifa to wreak havoc on American streets and inflict billions in property damage is an intricate journey into a damning indictment of government, corporations and foundations working in concert to destroy our nation from within.

What if I told you that case law in the wake of the Ferguson Missouri Trayvon Martin riots leads directly to a joint operation by the Marxist “protest mafia” and police departments that effectively and heretofore, deprives private property owners of basic protection against their investments, and gives almost unlimited indemnification of protest groups like BLM, NDN Collective and Antifa, to inflict mayhem, murder and chaos in our cities, without suffering a shred of fiduciary liability for their actions?

In a lawsuit, McKesson v. John Doe, both the 5th Circuit and the U.S. Supreme Court did massive damage to American case law regarding the law and order calculus surrounding civil rights protests and property damage inflicted by the participants in those protests.

In a thoroughly inexplicable ruling by the 5th Circuit and subsequently upheld by the SUPCO, justices ruled that paid agitators and organizers of riot activities in Ferguson, Kenosha, Minneapolis, et. al. could NOT be held liable for the property damage and mayhem caused by those attending the arson parties and murder rampages of their Bolshevist “social justice” flashmobs. Read and understand: Without Ferguson and the carte blanche permission slip of a terrible ruling, there is NO arena for the infamous 2020 Summer of Rage.

What both courts essentially held and rendered via their decision is a definition of direct action and property damage as incidental protected free speech, and beyond that, they attached civil liability for said property damage ONLY to the person or persons that could be proven as the culprit of that damage and not to the richly endowed and funded NGO’s behind those “demonstrations” in any given jurisdiction.

The McKesson v. John Doe ruling specifically states that damage liability is attachable only to individual “protestors” and cannot be extended to the organizing entity responsible for starting the riot, UNLESS such activities are officially declared an “unlawful assembly” by the local police. And there’s the incest. Because by extension, all a local police force has to do to wash hands of their own responsibility to serve and protect against life and property crimes in a civil rights protest setting is to refuse to declare arson, property damage, looting and even violent assault and bodily injury by the rabble mob an unlawful assembly. No declaration, no liability, either for the police force or the neomarxist agitation elements responsible for the assembly.

By couching such felonious and previously criminal direct action techniques in the sacrosanct protections of “free speech,” both the courts and police forces in blue cities have declared an open season on private business owners and citizens as useful props in the paramilitary street theater of far leftist organizations.

McKesson v. Doe is not just bad case law, it is a permission slip to burn down America whenever such action is deemed politically useful and expedient to the advancement of the far left’s reign of terror over defenseless American citizens, further cementing the simplest of truisms regarding the practices and proclivities of the far leftist demoniacs in present form: The political left in America has but two states of being. They are either in political power, or committing unrelenting political violence in pursuit of regaining political power.

It’s high time to retest the established case law and prescribed boundaries of conduct established for BLM, NDN and Antifa, in one of the worst decisions ever rendered by any court. Don’t you think?

And maybe that needs to happen right here in the hometown of one of those very well funded and boldly empowered pro-Marxist organizations. Just maybe.

Words are free speech. Picket signs are free speech. Unison chants, no matter how profane or grotesque, are free speech. Arson, smashed glass, Molotov cocktails and burning police cars are NOT free speech.

Stay tuned.