When Islamic terrorists attack America, Sen. Bernie Sanders warns against fighting them. When Hamas attacks Israel, Bernie condemns the Jewish State for fighting back and demands a ceasefire. When criminals run loose around America’s cities, Bernie insists that we treat the social injustices that cause their crimes and let them go.

But when Bernie’s own office gets torched, it’s a whole different ball game.

A 35-year-old man has been federally charged in the arson that damaged Sen. Bernie Sanders’ Burlington office on Friday.

Security video recordings showed Soghomonian “spraying a liquid near the outer door” of Sanders’ third-floor office at One Church Street in the city’s downtown, “and then lighting the area with a handheld lighter,” according to the release.

Also known as the sort of thing Antifa, BLM and Hamas supporters do on a regular basis.

In a written statement Sunday afternoon, Sanders expressed appreciation to those who responded to Friday’s incident.

“I am deeply grateful to the swift, professional, coordinated efforts of local, state, and federal law enforcement in response to the fire at my Vermont office on Friday,” he said.

When kids are trapped in a school with a gunman, the police hang around and do nothing. But when someone starts a fire in a senator’s office (of the right political party, Republican elected officials and even Supreme Court justices have been harassed and threatened with impunity), then there’s a “swift, professional, coordinated efforts of local, state, and federal law enforcement” response.

And there’s no talk of ceasefire or negotiations. The gentleman in question will spend the rest of his life in prison.

Sen. Bernie Sanders doesn’t value your life, but he certainly values his office. When terrorists or criminals kill people, Bernie shrugs, but when his office has a little fire, then the nomenklatura spring into action and there’s no talk about root causes, social justice or appeasement.

Because Bernie’s office is worth more than your life.