Who are the real domestic terrorists and radical hate groups?

Is this the face of domestic terrorism?

Sometimes Satan is exposed as the liar and murderer he is. Sadly, that exposure often comes from those whom he uses to do his dirty work.

After the murder of United Healthcare CEO, Brian Thompson tens of thousands of Satan's sidekicks began dancing on Thompson's dead body and rejoicing over the evil done to him.  

"Within seconds of the news breaking, people online began celebrating. A Facebook post by UnitedHealthcare about the CEO's passing was met with over 23,000 laughing emojis before it was taken down. "Health insurance companies are parasites siphoning blood money from the sick, dying and injured,” one user posted. “I'm only surprised it hasn't happened sooner.” [Source from one who was among those celebrating]

 What kind of people do that? And why?

Taylor Lorenz, former columnist for the Washington Post and technical contributor to the New York Times, made a shocking statement after the murder writing, "And people wonder why we want these executives dead." She quickly backpedaled saying, well...really...she didn't mean anyone should murder them. She was just expressing the cumulative feeling of many who hate insurance companies for putting lids on reimbursement. So, hey, let's kill all those insurance executives and close down the insurance companies. That will help the situation eh?

Words mean something! That kind of irresponsible talk encourages violence, especially  mentally ill folks who take all the talk about the coming apocalypse of the Trump presidency seriously. I expect to see more assassination attempts going forward.

It isn't Christians (you know those of us described as "domestic terrorists" excoriated as "haters" by the likes of the Southern Poverty Law Center) who celebrate murder and mayhem. It's folks like those in the driveby media who justified the burning, looting, and killing by the Antifa and Black Lives Matter hoodlums. You know, the "mostly peaceful" rioters who demolished so many of our cities! The clip below looks like a joke with the major fire in the background. But hey, those riots that caused billions in damages were "mostly peaceful." And the people killed by the rioters? Collateral damage I suppose.

So how should Christians respond to this kind of thing? The gospel is clear. "Love your enemies; do good to those that hate you." 

My husband and I say a rosary for our children and their families every day. Today I'm praying a second rosary for Taylor Lorenz and for all those who engaged in the evil celebration of this murder. They are the true threat to democracy which cannot survive in a state of chaos. History teaches that anarchy, which these types of acts represent, always leads to tyranny. The U.S. is close to that and it isn't because of Donald Trump. 

This Advent let us pray for those ensnared in the satanic grip of hatred, who are cheerleaders for the culture of death. Jesus died for sinners and we all wear that ignominious name badge. That some glory in it represents a tragedy and danger for them. They totter on the brink of the abyss. Shall we not imitate that darling little shepherdess, Jacinta, whose frequent lament was "We must pray for poor sinners to save them from hell." Remember, we are among those poor sinners. What a blessing if we contribute to our own redemption by praying for the lost who have yet to recognize their need for salvation. The first step in conversion is to recognize that one is a sinner in need of redemption.

Think of what a great Christmas it would be to offer to the our little Lord and King the gift of sinners brought to repentance by our prayers and penance. We may never know who they are until the judgment, but what a glorious day it will be to see their tears of gratitude and to walk arm and arm toward the throne of God.

May God protect us from chaos and its aftermath!

And may we, by the grace of God and our prayers and penance, bring many to heavenly glory.

Jesus, meek and humble of heart, make our hearts like unto Thine.

Our Lady, Queen of Peace, pray for us.