The most chilling part of the riots going on in the name of justice is the hateful rhetoric about how evil America is.

The words uttered by a white rioter in Portland show the real intent of a lot of these activists: “We are f—ing done with people like you.” An American dared to take an American flag to a protest in Portland, and some people didn’t like it. A mob assembled and tried to wrest the flag from him, but he held on to it. Not a single Portland police officer moved to help the man.

What did the rioter mean when he said, “We are f—ing done with you?” Was this man a bad cop or are these rioters just done with ordinary Americans? Do they see ordinary Americans, proud of their flag, as the enemy? Wait, we already knew that! Yes, ordinary Americans are the enemies of the progressive, violent, and sometimes antifa mob.

We can thank Andy Ngo for this video. Ngo busies himself documenting the crimes of Antifa. He has suffered from mob violence as last June he was attacked as he was reporting on one of their “protests.” The “protesting” landed him in the ER.

In the ER. pic.twitter.com/spe5N4nzVl

— Andy Ngô (@MrAndyNgo) June 29, 2019

Here is Ngo’s video from the Portland George Floyd protest.

Portland: A man brought an American flag to the antifa/BLM protest (later riot). He is confronted & then sucker-punched by a man wearing a “F— Trump” shirt. The mob rushed in to beat him. He never let go of the flag. @PortlandPolice did not help. #Antifa #BlackLivesMatter pic.twitter.com/OAP6L0THeE

— Andy Ngô (@MrAndyNgo) May 31, 2020

“Protestors” beat business owner with 2×4

Meanwhile, large male “protestors” viciously beat a small female business owner with a 2×4 in New York. Apparently, they were also “done” with people like her. Her husband was also attacked. We can thank James Woods, a celebrity that hasn’t lost his mind, for this tweet.

A woman tries to protect her livelihood, and is almost beaten to death by these savages. Is this a hate crime? pic.twitter.com/TDdHyn5IfG

— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) June 1, 2020

Some common sense from ordinary Americans

Guns seem to help some business owners fend off the looters, criminals, and Antifa. The Polk County sheriff encouraged gun owners protect themselves if necessary.  He also pointed out that people should be focusing on George Floyd, not stealing their neighbor’s stuff.

“The people in Polk County like guns, they have guns, I encourage them to own guns… And if you try to break into their homes to steal, to set fires, I’m highly recommending they blow you back out of the house with their guns.” STORY: https://t.co/NjG4Frlphy pic.twitter.com/KH0g3X0POC

— FOX 13 Tampa Bay (@FOX13News) June 1, 2020

Damani Felder, speaks “common sense” as he condemns the violent rioting in black neighborhoods:

These riots stopped being about #GeorgeFloyd a long time ago. Enough is enough. I’m fed up watching us destroy ourselves. It’s time for me to speak. pic.twitter.com/gWAa15tGd8

— Damani Felder (@TheDamaniFelder) May 31, 2020

We are done with celebrities that support violence

On the other hand, we are done with people who bail out looters and call them protestors:

Justin Timberlake, Steve Carell, Janell Monae, Seth Rogan, and Don Cheadle are among those helping to spring violent “protestors” out of jail to return to the riots to commit more violence. These people were throwing rocks, destroying property, endangering life, but leftist celebrities think they should be helped.

Please spread the truth about #antifa #AntifaDomesticTerrorists They are not for the #BLM movement. They turn the protests violent so they can get black people killed. These celebrities have no idea 💔 pic.twitter.com/MTmlGG6C7t

— Just Mayra 🎮 (@prpflava) May 31, 2020

Honor George Floyd

Someone asked why the celebrities weren’t helping the people whose businesses and lives have been destroyed by the riots? Good question.

Maybe they should put their money where their mouths are: Support George Floyd and his old neighborhood. Create a GoFundMe to rebuild Minneapolis or donate to George Floyd’s GoFundMe, where more than $6 million dollars have already been raised for his family.