In other totally-not-a-slide-into-fascism news, peaceful protestors who had a permit to march were teargassed on the way to vote.
They have elections in all those shithole dictatorial countries too. They just make sure the wrong people don't vote.
The participants in Saturday’s “I Am Change” march had intended to conclude at an early-voting site to emphasize turnout in the final days of the presidential campaign. Those plans were thrown into disarray when law-enforcement officers in riot gear and gas masks insisted demonstrators move off the street and clear county property, despite a permit authorizing their presence.
(Score: 2) by Runaway1956 on Monday November 02 2020, @08:26PM
Re the Trump Train:
So at worst, you might say that the Trump Train constituted a "rolling roadblock". At worst.
Re the "counterprotest":
So, the counterprotesters were actually blocking roadways?
Gotta make up your mind here. Is blocking a roadway a public safety issue, or not? What constitutes "blockage" anyway?
All of us who drive have sat in traffic for uncountable hours. When is it a crime? When is it not a crime? Does it all come down to political party affiliation, or do you have some more objective criteria?