Cosplaying Revolutionaries Get Real Sentences
- Donald R. McClarey
Donald R. McClarey
Cradle Catholic. Active in the pro-life movement since 1973. Father of three, one in Heaven, and happily married for 43 years. Small town lawyer and amateur historian. Former president of the board of directors of the local crisis pregnancy center for a decade.

and the university professors who twisted their minds,, where are they?
Sooner or later a state of insurrection will have to be declared against the Democrats and their terrorist organizations, BLM and Antifa. I fear the possibility of such happening, and the resulting violence and bloodshed, but just as Joshua had to defeat the pagan Canaanites, so today must the pagan Democrats be defeated, for regardless of their talk about dialogue and inclusivity and equality, they will not act with any decency. They are committed to destroy us, so it’s either us or them. May God save America from such a fate.
This is what happens when Mommy and Daddy never tell their little barbarians “No.” And give them a prize for throwing a screaming fit over the one time that they tried saying No. They eventually grow up to be big barbarians. As my father the Catholic shrink used to say, “if you don’t control yourself other people will control you.” It has an acronym now. *AFO.
It was amusing to hear my 3-year-old grandson tell me that he was not a “barian.” He totally was at that moment but he has since grown up to be a good man. That’s the point.
I’d rather 450 of these urchins had to serve one year each. Am hoping they put the financiers, organizers, and the lawyers in the docket and they get the long sentences.
Several of the AntiFa group fired on BP officers. Benjamin Hanil Song was the culprit who shot a responding officer in the neck (100 year sentence). Miraculously none of the officers were killed.
Song, of Korean American descent, the apparent ringleader, was a former USMC reservist and worked occasionally at his father’s commercial law practice, Song Whiddon PLLC, based in Dallas. He attended UT Austin for 2 years, then transferred to UT Arlington, where he majored in economics (2011-2025 approx.)
Song had legally collected an arsenal of about 50 firearms that he distributed to the accomplices (who fortunately were terrible shots). (Info from Dallas Express News site)
Another very well-off scion of a successful family who decided violent revolution was the best course for his life.
A friend of mine was attacked by ANTIFA thugs several years ago in Tinley Park. Those punks only got about three years apiece. I’m happy to see these bums got the book thrown at them.
In Catalinam 4:22
Marcus Tullius Cicero
Quamquam est uno loco condicio melior externae victoriae quam domesticae, quod hostes alienigenae aut oppressi serviunt aut recepti [in amicitiam] beneficio se obligatos putant; qui autem ex numero civium dementia aliqua depravati hostes patriae semel esse coeperunt, eos cum a pernicie rei publicae reppuleris, nec vi coercere nec beneficio placare possis.
Although there is one situation where foreign victory is better than domestic, because foreign enemies either serve when oppressed or, having been received [into friendship], consider themselves obligated to a favor. But those who, from the number of citizens, have become depraved by some madness and have once begun to be enemies of the country, when you repel them from the destruction of the republic, you can neither restrain them by force nor appease them by kindness.
I live really close to where this all happened in Johnson County. I know there are more of those thugs around. Was at the grocery store yesterday and saw someone who was very antifa looking and was wearing a F**K ICE shirt. Idiots!!!! I am glad these bums got long sentences.
The disgusting thing is that we could have stopped so much of this if we had just cracked down from the start (even before 2020.) You don’t need to throw many of these people in jail to have an effect; even having an extended trial is a deterrent. There are so many people on the left that have been conditioned to believe that they will never face any consequences ever as long as they are on the “right side of history” that even seeing their comrades arrested and left in jail for more than a day is enough to make them back off.
That’s not to say that we shouldn’t prosecute them all to the full extent of the law. It’s just noting that doing less than that would also have been effective.
if we had Republican government.
Not one Democrat voted for the Civil Rights Act of 1964.