The last few weeks have been a blood trail.

In Dallas, a rooftop sniper targeted an ICE facility, killing a detainee and wounding two more. Investigators recovered shell casings engraved with “ANTI‑ICE.”

In Minneapolis, during Sunday Mass, a trans-identified shooter opened fire inside a Catholic church — two children murdered, dozens injured. In Sacramento, a man shot up an ABC affiliate, leaving behind a note threatening Trump officials.

In Salt Lake City, a bomb was planted under a Fox News van—its attackers flying a flag that read “Is he dead yet?” And then — Charlie Kirk was assassinated on a university stage.

These are not random acts of mania. These were ideological attacks—each one aimed at a symbol: truth, law, faith, order.

And while the left escalates, the right hesitates.

The Left Isn’t Protesting. It’s Purging.

The targets aren’t chosen by accident. They’re chosen by belief.

ICE represents borders. Christianity represents tradition. Conservative media represents dissent. Each one is a threat to the left’s vision of control. So each one becomes a target.

This isn’t protest. It’s purge. And the purge is accelerating.

The Right’s Fatal Flaw: Cowardice in Language

Every time the left strikes, the right responds — with words.

Statements are issued. Tweets are posted. Press conferences are held. And then… nothing.

They condemn violence, but never the ideology behind it. They name the tragedy, but never the war.

While the left organizes, weaponizes, and punishes dissent, the right forms subcommittees and writes stern letters. That’s not strategy. That’s surrender.

Strong words — but NO ACTION. No gaining back territory from the ideology that's driving this violence.

This is why we keep losing ground.

The Violence Is the Message

A recent survey asked: “Is it ever justified for citizens to resort to violence in order to achieve political goals?”

Among liberals aged 18–39, nearly 30% said yes. That’s not a fringe. That’s a generation.

The modern left isn’t just hostile to discourse—it’s increasingly comfortable with violence. It uses it to send a message: Speak out, and you’ll be punished.

The Response: Name the War

Benny Johnson is one of the few calling on President Trump to declare a full national emergency against Left-wing terrorist violence. He’s right.

President Trump has already designated Antifa as a domestic terrorist organization. But this isn’t just about policy.

We need to stop pretending this is symmetrical. It’s not “both sides.” It’s not “polarization.” It’s a war on truth, order, and faith.

The left has normalized violence. The right must normalize truth.

Because if we don’t name the war, we’ll keep losing ground—until there’s nothing left to defend.