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(06-29-2020, 10:30 PM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: I can't see how it would.  The first amendment specifically states the right to peaceably assemble.  You're not peaceably assembling if you're terrorizing a family in their own home.

Here is another example of labeling all protestors as "terrorists".  From what I can tell the protests outside the Mayors house were peaceful.

This is not a good case to argue against a protest in front of a private property because the mayor started the problem by giving out home addresses of people that were opposed to her.  You can't complain about people coming to your home when you have put the home addresses of your critics out in the media.