Comedian, Pastor Call for Leftist Violence

Comedians and pastors used to have defined roles. Comedians told jokes. Lately many of them only bark moonbattery, some of which is no laughing matter. Given the two recent attempts on Trump’s life, self-described comedian Darius Dinkins of Brooklyn is not tickling any funny bones by calling for someone to kill Trump and Elon Musk:

“Listen, all the Elon/Trump stuff is getting to a point, man… somebody’s gonna have to just throw their life away on this one. Just kind of take one for the team. Somebody has just got to kind of get in there and make history. You know who you are. You know who you are. Just buck up and do your duty.”

See for yourself:

Pastors are traditionally expected to bring their congregation closer to God. Steve Caudle, a pastor at Greater Second Missionary Baptist Church in Chattanooga, pulls in the opposite direction by recommending violence to stop Elon Musk from continuing to expose waste, fraud, and abuse by Democrats:

“Sometimes violence is necessary. When Elon Musk forces his way into the United States Treasury and threatens to steal your personal information and your Social Security check, there is the possibility of violence! Sometimes the Devil will act so ugly that you have no other choice but to get violent!”

Musk is the Devil because he is threatening to steal Social Security checks in the alternative reality leftists are fabricating in an attempt to inspire more maniacs to “take one for the team” like Thomas Matthew Crooks.

Caudle then justifies his open call for political violence by quoting Jesus as saying, “the kingdom of heaven suffers violence, and the violent take it by force.”

As Shakespeare observed, the Devil can quote Scripture. As for what Matthew 11:12 may actually mean,

The pressing multitudes that had followed John continued to follow Jesus’ ministry (Luke 5:15; 12:1). This is the key to understanding Jesus’ statement that the kingdom of God suffers violence. Pointing to the huge crowds that followed John and that were now following Him, Jesus likens them to an invading army surrounding a city to capture it.

“From the days of John the Baptist until now,” there has been an extraordinary rush of people pressing in from all sides, eager for a blessing. The “kingdom of heaven suffers violence,” figuratively speaking, in that people were so thronging to hear the gospel that they resembled an army trying to besiege a city. And the “violent take it by force”; the people entering the kingdom were not violent literally, but their eagerness to see the coming of the Messiah was so overwhelming that it was as if they were attacking a city and beating down the doors to enter.

Yet Pastor Caudle eggs on the mob to want blood:

At least demagogues like Dinkins and Caudle help keep the battle lines between good and evil clearly drawn. Nobody on the right is calling for the murder of their opponents.

On a tip from MrRightWingDave. Hat tip: Gateway Pundit.

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