The mob rule of the left

Eric Utter:
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The left simply threatens violence to get what it wants...and if anyone dares to defend themselves or fight back, they are promptly deemed radical right-wing extremists who are prone to violence.  The left routinely threatens to burn down cities, rough people up in restaurants, or shut down major highways to keep the majority cowed.  And it works much more often than not.  That is inarguable at this point.  "Vote for Biden or there will be no peace."
Reza Aslan, formerly of CNN, tweets: "If they even try to replace RBG we burn the entire f------ thing down."  That is the mother of all quid pro quos: "We offer you the possibility of normalcy, peace, and safety...if you vote the way we want you to."
Universities are churning out cadres of America-hating morons who think they know better than the Founders what kind of government is best but who can't name the three branches of their own government, let alone explain the significance of, say, the Magna Carta, John Locke, or Adam Smith.  All they can do is tear down.  They have no clue how to build anything or any desire to do so.  The universities now act as if they were the pods in the movie Invasion of the Body Snatchers, except they replicate minds, not bodies.  Everyone must think the same.  Diversity of race, ethnicity, sex, and gender is all well and good, but not of free will and independent thought, the very things that make us human, the very things universities were instituted to engender.
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The Democrats seem to control the mobs and they threaten more mob attacks when they do not get their way.  They have resorted to fascists tactics to intimidate people into going along with their bad ideas.

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