For the last decade, radical left-wing protests have unleashed chaos across our cities.

They've vandalized our neighborhoods.

They've hijacked our college campuses.

There's nothing new about protest movements, of course.

But today, it's the same people who are constantly marching.

They just seem to switch the flags they carry from cause to cause.

Radical Muslims, radical LGBTQ plus advocates, communist, anarchists, environmentalists.

But virtually all of these causes conflict with other causes in the coalition.

Queers for Palestine, for example, is a ridiculous and self-contradictory name for a group.

And yet it exists, despite the

fact that Palestinians throw queers off buildings or drag them behind motorcycles. So, what keeps these

disparate radicals on the same side? What unites them? The answer is obvious. The only

thing they have in common is hatred of the West and a desire to tear it down.

They are, in short, scavengers. Until recently, they've been thwarted by the lions,

those who cherish and defend Western civilization, those who produce more than they take.

Elon Musk is a prime example. There are tens of millions of lions, from entrepreneurs and factory workers to your next-door

neighbors who work hard every day to provide a better future for their children.

But in the last few decades, the scavengers have gained significant ground.

So, who are the scavengers?

Those who believe, even as they live in a free society, that they have been denied their fair

share by oppressive systems of power, that those systems are designed by a conspiratorial

elite to keep them down.

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