Portland Protesters Bring Out The Guillotine; Burn American Flag and Stuffed Bear

President Trump has offered numerous times to help.

But the radical leadership of the left doesn't want it.

The Blaze has more details of the guillotine that protesters revealed:

Rioters converged on the streets of Portland, Oregon, on Saturday night pushing a guillotine and burning American flags.

The Portland Police Department said that at least 250 people marched through the Portland's suburbs on their way to the Penumbra Kelly Building.

Rioters strode through residential streets with a teddy bear set up in a guillotine, burning American flags, and demanding sleeping residents afford them shelter and protection.

One man can be heard demanding, "Get in the f***ing streets!'

Another woman cried, "What are you doing to protect your neighbors, people in their houses? ... There are safety in numbers! We protect you every night by being out here. Please come and protect us! Make sure you are offering us refuge! We are tired and yet we are still out here! We are simply asking for one night, one hour!"

Journalist Brendan Gutenschwager tweeted videos of the riots, captioning one, "The protesters have brought out a guillotine to the streets."

He later shared a second video, writing, "Protesters wheel a guillotine into the street in front of the police bureau."

It didn't end there: The rioters then began burning American flags in the streets.

"Protesters cheer as they burn American flags at the guillotine outside the police bureau," he wrote.

If left unchecked, this violence and radical way of thinking will spread.

The time to fight back is now, before more people are infected with this violent train of thought.

Leaders in Portland need to stand up to these radicals and keep their promise to protect their citizens!

This is not an exercise of free speech.

These protesters proved that they are anti-American by burning the American flag.

Oregon Live reports that the Portland police have officially issued a riot declaration over these clashes:

Portland police repeatedly blocked a march to an East Portland police building late Saturday before officers ultimately used force to break up the crowd. Police said they decided to advance after people in the group shot paintballs and threw objects at the building.

The immediate response by officers — to block the path of what had been a nonviolent march — contrasted with police actions hours earlier downtown. The police bureau faced criticism from Portland City Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty and others after failing to break up sometimes-violent clashes between right-wing police supporters and counter-protesters Saturday afternoon. Similar types of events have attracted heavy policing since they started several years ago.

Portland police made repeated announcements to stop, but never moved in. The bureau acknowledged in a press release that the duel demonstrations met the definition of a riot. But police said they decided not to proclaim one in part because only 30 officers were on hand to respond to the crowd.

That was not the case later Saturday during a nightly demonstration that typically draws out police. More than one dozen officers quickly blocked marchers from crossing two Interstate 84 overpasses. Marchers had planned to go to a police building on East Burnside Street. They eventually found their way to the building. Officers declared a riot for the third time in four nights.

President Trump has warned that this type of violence could spread if Joe Biden is elected president.

After all, it is President Trump who has the major support of police unions and groups across the country.

We must make sure that our voices are heard this November!