If every sheriff and police chief in America was like Florida's Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey, we'd have few, if any violent riots, ever in this country again. As we learned with our open southern border, all it took to close it was the right man in office. Likewise, if ever county had the right man as its sheriff and every city had the right man as its police chief, we could close down violent rights in America. All it would take to stop all the attacks on law enforcement by rock, bottle, and Molotov cocktail throwers is the guarantee that the next time they windup to throw one they "will be killed graveyard dead." Unfortunately, a stinging rubber bullet or teary eyes from teargas isn't making believers out of any of them. Lethal force, on the other hand, will not just give them pause, but also prevent their protest from getting out of hand and endangering the lives of law enforcement, public and private property, and law and order in our society. Tragically, these are tough times in America, and as it has been acutely articulated, "Desperate times call for desperate measures." Although Sheriff Wayne Ivey understands this, I'm afraid most Americans don't, but foolishly believe that violent anarchy can be nipped in the bud with rubber bullets rather than real ones. As the Bible teaches, God gave government a sword, not a switch, with which to punish evildoers, protect the righteous, and maintain law and order (Romans 13:4).

FLORIDA SHERIFF ISSUES DEADLY WARNING TO ANTI-TRUMP RIOTERS: "WE WILL KILL YOU GRAVEYARD DEAD"