Left-Wing, "Democratic" hate group threatens families of SCOTUS Justices

An apparent left-wing group is threatening to protest at the homes of the six conservative Supreme Court Justices. On the web, the group also posted what it claimed to be the street names and cities and states of Justices Samuel Alito, Clarence Thomas, Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, Amy Coney Barrett, and John Roberts (Todd Starnes).

Carrie Severino posted on Twitter: "The website notes that “stipends [are] available” for protestors. Who exactly is paying for these stipends?
More pointedly, who is funding the threat against Supreme Court justices (Twitter)?

Spencer Brown: But who is standing up this organization or funding its stipends and other activities — and what are the group’s intentions when it comes to “large-scale” efforts to protest the Supreme Court? As Severino explains, the Ruth Sent Us website “links to a different organization, ‘Strike for Choice,’ which shows connections to groups including Black Lives Matter, Code Pink, Women’s March SF, Kavanaugh Off Our Court, and Rise Up 4 Abortion Rights” (Townhall).

Senator John Cornyn: After this week’s SCOTUS leak, a focus has been placed on the security of the Justice’s families who could face threats to their safety. I introduced a bill to ensure Justices and their families are protected from those who seek to harm them (Twitter).

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The authoritarian organization's threat is in reaction to the prospect of overturning Roe v Wade.  This will cause the abortion question to become the property of state legislatures.  Abortion rights wills till exist in states that have legalized abortion, e.g. Washington state. So this orgasm of leftist violence is purely to destroy the right of people to decide how local policy is made.

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How about abortion in the case of rape?

Kathy Barnette, A candidate for Senate from Pennsylvania, posted on Twitter, "I’m the byproduct of rape. My mother was eleven when I was conceived. In the world the Left desires, I would never have been born. We need leaders with a steady hand to direct our nation through these difficult discussions (Twitter)."