There’s a word that describes the chatter about who is to blame for the violence taking place in our civilization: “Insane”

The chatter coming from (D)’s and (R)’s (and any groups represented by other letters) blames influential leaders for ‘calling for violence.’ You are supposed to believe that phrases like ‘take aim at the problem’ or ‘put a bullseye on our opponent’ or ‘fight, fight, fight,’ are powerful magic spells that force ‘certain kinds of people’ to commit crimes. The perpetrators of violence are essentially machines, programmed to create chaos by politicians and media personalities.

But if the call for violence is the reason for violence, why isn’t everyone up on a roof with a rifle? The majority of Americans have been told we’re in a ‘culture war’ and somehow we’re still able to keep from assaulting our ‘enemies.’ Why is that?

Because we recognize the chatter for what it is— a pack of lies. We see the hypocrisy of calling attempted (asass in nation) ‘despicable’ while also asserting the target of the attempt is a threat to our lives. If there was a genuine threat to the well-being of our nation standing on a platform in Pennsylvania, many more people would have taken steps to neutralize that threat. The difference between us and extremist social activists on a roof— is the Truth.

The first people who ever believed a lie tried to blame their behavior on the liar. They said the snake called for rebellion and hoped that would make the serpent responsible for their decision to climb onto a building near a rally and eat forbidden fruit. It didn’t work but that hasn’t stopped their ancestors from repeating their insane chatter.

(Genesis 3:11) And he said, “Who told you that you were naked? Have you eaten from the tree that I commanded you not to eat from?” The man said, “The woman you put here with me—she gave me some fruit from the tree, and I ate it.” Then the Lord God said to the woman, “What is this you have done?” The woman said, “The serpent deceived me, and I ate.”