Last weekend, major media outlets declared Joe Biden the victor in the 2020 presidential election, but the celebrations that ensued did not put an end to the rage of many on the left. 
Washington, D.C., officials are asking shopkeepers to remove plywood boards protecting their stores, claiming that "no credible threats of violence" exist despite left-wing groups' planned post-election demonstrations. 
This week, radical protests against law enforcement and the American system included church vandalism, attacks on cops, and harassment of city officials who aren't toeing the left-wing line. 
This week Portland continued to be a battleground between federal agents and Antifa militants, protesters in Brooklyn called for "death to America," and Philadelphia saw mass looting and the destruction of an immigrant church. 
Fox 29 Philadelphia reporter Steve Keeley explored the aftermath of looting in the Port Richmond neighborhood of the city Wednesday morning—and found an entire strip mall destroyed by a mob. 
Protesters attacked police officers on both the East and West Coast this week. A protest in Boston saw Antifa members eat an animal heart in a bizarre turn of events. And in Seattle, even Trader Joe’s is not immune to political threats. Here are the craziest examples of leftist violence and intimidation from this week.
Violence and vandalism in Portland, Seattle, and elsewhere continued to fester this past week, but left-wing activists also attempted to disrupt political and legal processes in the name of social justice. 
As Election Day approaches and the first presidential debate dominated the news cycle, protests featured more violence, including a Black Lives Matter supporter who drove a car through a crowd of pro-Trump protesters. 
In Portland, protesters justified looting because "property doesn't bleed," while vandalism and violence rocked Seattle, the former home of "CHOP" and now a jurisdiction considered by the Department of Justice to permit anarchy. 
What mainstream media outlets have dubbed as "mostly peaceful protests" caused up to $2 billion in property damage in the first two weeks of protests alone, Axios reported Wednesday. 