There is always the opportunity for rioting. And if we don’t get some semblance of the rule of law within our own government what was once labeled “rioting” will become an everyday fact of life.
Like recent racial attacks somebody else mentioned. That’s becoming more and more common. Obama financially supported his cousin, Raila Odinga, whose plan to get into office in Kenya was to use false claims of election stealing to spark violence. It was a pre-arranged, giant-sized temper tantrum by somebody with a 2-year-old mentality who had made an agreement with Muslims who wanted Odinga in because he would establish sharia for them and stop the Kenyan government from cooperating with US anti-terrorism measures. It is no accident that US tax dollars after Obama was elected have gone to push for a new Kenyan constitution that authorizes the use of sharia. I suspect it is also not an accident that Kenya’s neighbors - Somalia, Sudan, Nigeria, etc - are increasingly becoming hotbeds of Islamist terrorism.
Like it or not, there are people who thrive on violence as a way to power. And I think that’s what you’re saying too. We need to be aware of that, yes. But we also need to know that if we ever let them get away with it or let fear of them dictate what we do, they will continue to do it and it will be worse for us than if we had confronted them directly.
I’m not saying fear should dictate what we do.
I’m sure the safety and security of the judge in this case has crossed your mind.
We live in a dangerous world where people will take advantage of opportunities to victimize others.
I think if Obama loses at the Supreme Court level, it will be one of the greatest days in our nation. Others will see it as one of the worst, react and harm others.