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According to the interweb, the definition of slavery is as follows: “a person who is forced to work for and obey another and is considered to be their property.” The definition of arrest is: “seize (someone) by legal authority and take into custody.” This is what makes Rioter Nekima Levy Armstrong deeply off the mark, as she compares her arrest to being “the closest she was to slavery.”

Levy Armstrong spoke out after she was arrested for participating in the anti-ICE demonstration at Cities Church and disrupting the service. However, the fact that she was held accountable for her actions is nothing more than "political retaliation,” according to her.

According to Kare:

"I stand before you today as someone who is facing political retaliation at the hands of the Trump administration for using my voice to speak truth to power and to challenge what I feel is a conflict of interest with regard to ICE pastor David Easterwood serving as both a pastor at Cities Church as well as the acting director for the field office for ICE in the state of Minnesota," Levy Amrmstrong said. "In that capacity, David Easterwood has condoned the conduct of ICE agents who have wreaked havoc upon the streets of Minneapolis."

I don't recall the part in the Bible that states pastors cannot hold positions that enforce their country's federal immigration laws. In fact, I specifically recall God approving of separate nation-states. I also recall God not being too fond of people when they commit crimes. All of this makes it bizarre that she believes someone cannot work in a branch of the government that enforces the law, while also leading a place of worship.

Rumor has it that this woman is also a Reverend herself, which would make one assume she should understand that. But clearly, political activism is far more important to her than following God's orders.

"This is not only an immigration fight, this is a fight for police accountability," she said. "This is a fight for racial justice. This is a fight for our constitutional rights, and we must not forget that."

Had she been White, she would still have gotten arrested. Her arrest has nothing to do with race, but it’s unclear if she's too delusional to realize that or if she's just a blatant liar. Either way, she’s not doing anything she says she is doing.

Why would her so-called constitutional rights override the attendees of the church service? They don't. She had no right to disrupt the service, hence the part of the Amendment that says “peacefully assemble.”

Additionally, if this were a fight for police accountability, it's unclear exactly who she's trying to hold accountable It’s also not clear why she needs to storm a church to do that but she's about to learn the hard way that just because you believe in a foolish cause so passionately, that does not give her the right to do what she did.

Some life lessons must be dealt with and learned the hard way. Looks like she's going to have a hard time coming to terms with her actions, but unfortunately for her, all of this is nothing more than a personal problem, at best.

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