Posted on 10/29/2020 11:01:07 AM PDT by Red Badger
Former Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson justified another night of riots and looting in Philadelphia by claiming that there’s nothing in the Bible which tells people not to steal.
Yes, really.
Numerous stores were trashed and looted while police officers were attacked again in response to the shooting of Walter Wallace Jr., who was killed after advancing towards officers with a knife.
One of the stores targeted was Chick-fil-A, despite its CEO Dan Cathy previously shining a black rapper’s shoes in a pro-Black Lives Matter stunt.
Responding to the looting, Williamson took to Twitter to declare, “There are people in this country more concerned about a Walmart being looted than about an innocent man being killed. Many of them tout the Bible, but “Thou shall not loot” is not in there. “Thou shalt not kill” sure is.”
Apparently, Williamson is unaware of the Ten Commandments, one of which literally states, “Thou shalt not steal.”
When respondents pointed out Williamson’s embarrassing mistake, she was forced to correct herself, tweeting, “Actually, “Thou shalt not steal” is of course in there. But my point about priorities remains the same.”
Apparently, the ‘priority’ for many in Philly over the last two nights has been to secure some fresh new Jordans from Footlocker and whatever was left to loot at Walmart.
All in the name of “justice” and Black Lives Matter, of course.
Uh, how about “Thou shalt not covet”?
Tells us all we need to know about liberals and their ilk. They know NOTHING OF THE BIBLE OR GOD’S GREATNESS... They are devil spawn...................
Many people today don’t even know what ‘covet’ means........................
“The good news is that no man need die in his sins.”
Amen.
“Don’t be stealin’ stuff.”
A Democrat primary loser making making excuses for inexcusable behavior.
She’s so funny — and stupid. I wonder if Greg Gutfeld has heard this. He covered (made fun of) her a lot during the primaries.
Sad but true.
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