A couple of teens who were up to no good started making trouble in an Atlanta neighborhood

when they took pride flags off a building, started doing wheelies around on their scooters

and tearing up the flags they were cutting them up.

They're now facing hate crime charges.

And this is more than just a one-off.

We've already seen stories where if you drive your truck over the

ground and it leaves a mark, they're going to accuse you of a hate crime. And what we're witnessing

with this story and many others is the politification of law, the entrenchment of communist ideology.

Now, it's not necessarily a one-for-one with communism. We may say it's like

that because it's in the same parent tree, but obviously there's a distinction between

wokeness and communism, despite the fact we might argue that wokeness is an umbrella above

communism or that they're deeply related. My point is this. They're not saying we are putting protection for communism in law.

They're using a circuitous method by which they are.

So with this story, what you basically have is a couple of teens who, admittedly, look, don't steal other people's stuff, don't vandalize.

But the fact that they're facing such serious charges for what otherwise in almost all circumstances

would be brushed off as a teen prank with a slap on the wrist, these kids are facing real prison.

Now, we take a look at New York City, and you've got the election of Zoranamandani.

This guy has pledged to create an office of the LGBTQ and increase anti-hate policing,

800%.

I'll tell you what they're really saying.

The Communist Party will be entrenched in government, and if you swear allegiance to the ideology,

you will get political power. This is how all communism works. Example, if you steal an American flag and burn it,

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