The FBI just dropped the hammer on another radical left-wing agitator who thought taunting Florida AG Pam Bondi with a come and get me challenge was a winning strategy. This clown, part of a crew that stormed a peaceful St. Paul, Minnesota church service—disrupting worshippers and turning a sanctuary into a circus—was nabbed and charged. It’s the latest takedown in a string of arrests tied to these anti-Trump, pro-Hamas disruptions that have been popping up like whack-a-moles since the election. The invader’s bold online dare to Bondi, Florida’s top cop who’s no stranger to cracking down on chaos, reeks of the same hubris that fuels Antifa street theater: all bravado, zero accountability.

Dig deeper, and this isn’t just about one idiot getting cuffed—it’s a masterclass in irony for the 2A community. These activists love preaching defund the police while hiding behind armed feds when their stunts go south, yet they’d strip law-abiding Americans of the very firearms that keep churches and communities safe from real threats. Remember the 2015 Charleston church shooting or the escalating attacks on houses of worship? Armed parishioners deter that evil; disarmed ones pray for feds to arrive in time. Bondi’s office, fresh off Florida’s permitless carry triumph, embodies the proactive 2A ethos these invaders despise. Her swift coordination with the FBI signals a new era: no more kid gloves for radicals who weaponize protests to intimidate the faithful.

For gun owners, the implications are crystal clear—equal justice under law cuts both ways. While leftists cry insurrection over a Capitol tour, real invasions like this church stunt get the full FBI treatment, proving that when the right tools (and Second Amendment backups) are in place, order prevails. This arrest is a win for sanity, a reminder to stock up, train up, and stay vigilant. The come and get me crowd is learning: the house always wins when America enforces its rules.