Don Lemon, the perpetually aggrieved ex-CNN anchor who’s spent years lecturing America on its supposed moral failings, got himself hauled off in cuffs Thursday night in Los Angeles amid a chaotic church riot. Reports confirm Lemon was nabbed during what started as a protest outside a house of worship, devolving into the kind of street theater we’ve come to expect from coastal elites who mistake tantrums for activism. While details are still trickling out—expect the usual media spin machine to downplay it—this arrest underscores Lemon’s post-CNN irrelevance, trading prime-time pontification for pavement-pounding agitprop.

What’s deliciously ironic here is Lemon’s long history of anti-2A demagoguery, where he routinely painted gun owners as knuckle-dragging threats to democracy while ignoring the real violence erupting in Democrat-run cities like LA. Remember his sanctimonious rants on assault weapons and gun violence epidemics, all while blue-state policies neuter self-defense rights for law-abiding folks? Now picture this: as riots flare up—often targeting even churches, symbols of the traditional values Lemon loves to mock—it’s armed citizens with 2A protections who stand as the thin blue line between order and anarchy. Lemon’s arrest isn’t just personal karma; it’s a stark reminder that when the mob comes for your community, your AR-15 or concealed carry matters more than a CNN green room. The implications for the 2A community? Crystal clear: elites like Lemon push disarmament from ivory towers, but when SHTF on the streets they riot in, it’s our rights that keep the chaos at bay.

This saga should rally 2A patriots to double down on advocacy. With riots increasingly hitting sacred spaces and Lemon embodying the hypocrisy of the gun-grabbers, it’s prime time to highlight how Second Amendment safeguards protect everyone—even disgraced anchors—from the very unrest their politics ignite. Share this far and wide; let the truth arm the narrative.