Elon Musk Threatened With Assassination by Two Unassuming People – DOGE Boss Responds With Famous Quote

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“When Elon Musk forces his way into the United States Treasury and threatens to steal your personal information and your social security check, there is the possibility of violence.”

A self-proclaimed comedian from Brooklyn and a Tennessee pastor have separately issued alarming statements appearing to encourage violence against President Donald Trump and billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk. 

"The incidents have drawn widespread attention, sparking concerns over escalating political rhetoric and online radicalization.

"Earlier this month, Brooklyn-based content creator Darius Dinkins posted a TikTok video suggesting that someone should take extreme action against both Trump and Musk. 

"The video quickly went viral, drawing condemnation from various quarters, including Musk himself." . . .

These are of a piece with Joe Biden's inflammatory calls for eliminating Trump at several of his speeches before Congress, the Democrat Convention, and his dark speech outside Freedom Hall in Philadelphia. TD

Speaking of chaplains: just don't preach like this man: VA Under Fire for Sanctioning Chaplain for Preaching Against Homosexuality: Report    "A Veterans Affairs chaplain in Pennsylvania was reportedly sanctioned after delivering a sermon that included biblical passages on cultural and moral issues, prompting his attorneys to argue that the actions violated the First Amendment and the Religious Freedom Restoration Act."

. . ."The sermon focused on the consequences of a culture that excludes God, specifically addressing behaviors described in the biblical passage, Romans 1:23-32. Trubey explained the passage, which is consistent with the teachings of his endorsing body, the Assemblies of God. 

"Before beginning the sermon, Trubey cautioned the congregation that his message might be uncomfortable, but he emphasized the need to understand difficult truths to fully appreciate the “good news” he would share." . . .